Part 23, page 214

DB Cooper-7366Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-8481

Document date 15 March 1972

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PILE (164-81) 3/15/72

SAC, SEATTLE

NORJAK

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On 3/15/72 I talked to Assistant Director THOMAS BISHOP regarding the handling of the press in our anticipated search with the Army.

He advised that I should encourage the Army's Public Relations Officer to simply respond by saying that they were offering their assistance in the terrain search with the FBI, and that I should respond to the inquiries by saying I had no comment about it.

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JEM:eon (3)

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164-81-8481 SEARCHED _____ INDEXED SERIALIZED _____ FILED _____ MAR 1 5 1972 FBI—SEATTLE [signature/initials] DB Cooper-7366

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Header block of FBI memo showing file number 164-81, date 3/15/72, addressed to SAC Seattle, subject NORJAK. Author spoke with Assistant Director Thomas Bishop on 3/15/72 about how to handle press inquiries regarding a planned terrain search with the Army. Bishop advised the Army's Public Relations Officer should say they were offering assistance in the terrain search with the FBI, and the author should respond with no comment. Typist initials and copy count: memo drafted by JEM, typed by eon, 3 copies. FBI Seattle filing stamp showing serial number 164-81-8481, search/index/serialization/filing indicators, date stamped March 15, 1972, and a DB Cooper reference number 7366.

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