Part 32, page 226

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 8/31/73

SAC, ANCHORAGE (164-59) ((P))

NORJAK

Re: [REDACTED]

Re Portland letter to Anchorage, 8/6/73.

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On 8/29/73, [REDACTED] were located and interviewed at their residence in [guess: Kenard], Alaska. They stated that they were [REDACTED] Woodland, Washington. They recalled that approximately two weeks prior to the subject hijacking, a man [REDACTED] truck and claimed to be employed by a construction firm working on the dykes on the Columbia River near Woodland, Washington. The man [REDACTED] until a day or two prior to the hijacking when he left. They recall that he was gone for approximately two weeks and then returned [REDACTED] recalls that during the time that he was gone she made a telephone call to a telephone number that he had left [REDACTED] and she determined that he was staying in a rooming house, location unknown [REDACTED] and that she was able to contact him at the number [REDACTED] and found that he was ill but was intending to return to Woodland, Washington.

[REDACTED] recall that when [REDACTED] [REDACTED] they noted that the individual had [REDACTED]

They also recalled that he always [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] stated that a short time after the individual returned [REDACTED] after his stated illness, [REDACTED]

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2-Seattle 1-Portland (164-41) 1-Anchorage

RHL:sag (4)

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[Handwritten date] [illegible] 4-81- Y922 [Stamp] SEP 5 1973 DB Cooper-1836