Part 117, page 120

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PD 164-41

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AT [REDACTED] OREGON

BILL HILLSTROM, Hillstrom Shipbuilding Company, on 1/18/74 advised that he has no personnel file for [REDACTED b6/b7C] without references or any background information. He was an excellent [REDACTED b6/b7C] and worker but suddenly disappeared without notice in late July, 1973. His Social Security number was [REDACTED] but he never furnished a date of birth or a middle name or initial.

At the time he disappeared he had about [REDACTED] in wages coming to him, but owed the company about [REDACTED] in charges made against the company for his personal benefit.

Subsequently, in November, 1973, HILLSTROM received a long-distance call from [REDACTED b6/b7C] believed to be in New York, who explained that [REDACTED] in New York had passed away and they had to rush to New York to handle the estate. [REDACTED] told HILLSTROM to apply the wages due him to the in charges and that he would put a check in the mail for the remaining [REDACTED] HILLSTROM failed to get [REDACTED] address, and the check was never received. They have heard nothing further from him.

On 1/18/74, there was no record of [REDACTED] at the Port Orford Police Department, the Curry County Sheriff's Office, the Coos Bay Police Department, or the Coos County Sheriff's Office.

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PORTLAND

AT PORTLAND, OREGON. Through records of [REDACTED b6/b7C] at James John School, 7439 West Charleston, ascertain address of [REDACTED] and conduct appropriate investigation to process him as a suspect in NORJAK.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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