Part 119, page 262

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[two black circular marks/dots, appear to be redaction or hole-punch artifacts] SE 164-81

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Unsuccessful attempts were made to contact JIM RANKHORN, during Februray and March, 1976.

On 3/30/76, JIM RANKHORN, Broadway Taping, 3 South Broadway, Everett, Washington, advised that [REDACTED] [REDACTED] worked for him for about eight years. RANKHORN advised that [REDACTED] quit his job sometime in the late 1960s and left the Everett, Washington, area. RANKHORN advised he did not know where [REDACTED] went but has heard [REDACTED] is now in Alaska doing dry wall construction work. RANKHORN advised that he has no employment records going back to when [REDACTED] worked for him. He advised that he believes [REDACTED] in the Everett, Washington, area. He advised that [REDACTED]

JIM RANKHORN advised that [REDACTED] was an airplane pilot and was taking flying lessons somewhere around Arlington, Washington, prior to his leaving Everett, Washington, in the late 1960's. RANKHORN advised that he knew of no financial problems that [REDACTED] had. He advised that he was not aware of [REDACTED] military experience or his knowledge of parachuting.

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JIM RANKHORN provided the following description of [REDACTED] as best he could remember from the time he last knew [REDACTED] in the late 1960's:

Name: [REDACTED] Aliases: None Approximate Age: [REDACTED] Race: White Height: 6' Weight: 180 pounds Build: Medium Complexion: Light Hair: Brown and balding Eyes: Unknown - did not wear glasses Voice: No particular accent Characteristics: Believed [REDACTED] did smoke but not sure. [REDACTED] did drink but unaware of drinking problem Marital Status: Single Wearing Apparel: Work type clothing or casual dress. Never saw [REDACTED] dressed in suit and tie.

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