Part 120, page 106
Serials KC 164-80
Interviewed 9 August 1976Dictated 16 August 1976Transcribed 20 August 1976
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COOPER advised that she and her children departed Uganda on or about September 29, 1972, on the last commercial flight out of the country. COOPER's husband left the country three months later. COOPER advised that the political and military situation in Uganda at this time had deteriorated to the point that it was considered unwise for Americans to remain.
COOPER stated that her husband then became the Managing Director of the New York Credit Union League and they briefly resided in Matawan, New Jersey, before moving to Castleton on Hudson, New York, where they remained until July 3, 1976, when they moved to Liberty, Missouri. COOPER added that her husband preceded her to Liberty by approximately six months. COOPER is presently employed with the Straus Fuchs Organization as National Marketing Manager at the 10 Main Center, Kansas City, Missouri.
COOPER displayed the March, 1971, and June, 1973 issues of Credit Union Magazine which bore DONALD COOPER's photograph on the cover.
COOPER advised that she is certain that she and her family spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their families in Iowa, but would consult with her husband to be sure.