Part 112, page 96
Document date 24 November 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 112 p. 96 (DB Cooper-11211), Report, dated 24 Nov 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-112/pages/96
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The [REDACTED] issue of The Washington Post, on Page A-1, reflects an article captioned [REDACTED] [REDACTED] The article identifies CHARLES ANDREW TULLER, a Department of Commerce executive, as one of three individuals upon whom [REDACTED]
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[REDACTED] According to the article one passenger, Dallas Morning News reporter SAM KINCH, JR., quoted the oldest hijacker--apparently CHARLES TULLER--as saying Cuba is "the only place that a person could enjoy the benefits of freedom." KINCH added that the oldest of the air pirates described himself in frequent monologues over the plane's intercom as a "white middle-class revolutionary."
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The [REDACTED] edition of The Washington Post, a Washington, D. C., daily newspaper, on Page A-1 contains an article captioned [REDACTED] The article relates that [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] CHARLES A. TULLER and [REDACTED] BRYCE [REDACTED]
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According to the article, CHARLES TULLER chose Washington newsman [REDACTED] as a sympathetic listner during the subsequent flight to Washington, D. C.. said: [REDACTED]
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The article continues that [REDACTED] said that TULLER [REDACTED] as the hijacked plane flew toward a refueling stop in New Orleans. ; [REDACTED]
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