Part 41, page 469

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PAGE TWO PD 164-41 UNCLAS DISCUSSION, IT WAS CONCLUDED THAT PORTLAND WOULD NOT DISCUSS THIS MATTER WITH [REDACTED] OR "SIXTY MINUTES" AND [REDACTED] WAS SO ADVISED. SAC, PORTLAND, WAS SUBSEQUENTLY REQUESTED BY [REDACTED] TO MAKE SA [REDACTED] AVAILABLE TO DISCUSS BACKGROUND INFORMATION WITH [REDACTED] OR HIS REPRESENTATIVE, WITH THE STIPULATION THAT IT WOULD NOT BE ON FILM OR BE A RECORDED INTERVIEW.

[REDACTED] ARRIVED PORTLAND ON MAY 4, 1978. A BRIEF DISCUSSION WAS HELD BETWEEN [REDACTED] AND SAC REGARDING THE GROUND RULES FOR THIS INTERVIEW WITH SA [REDACTED] AFTER WHICH SA [REDACTED] WAS MADE AVAILABLE FOR THE LIMITED PUR- POSE OF PROVIDING BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN THIS CASE TO [REDACTED] [REDACTED] SAC WAS PRESENT DURING THE MAJORITY OF THE INTERVIEW, WHICH DID IN FACT CONCERN ITSELF WITH BACKGROUND DATA AS TO TIMES, PLACES, AND EVENTS. DURING THE COURSE OF THIS INTER- VIEW, NO NAMES OF PERSONS, PARTICULARLY WITNESSES OR SUSPECTS, WERE DISCUSSED. IT WAS CLEARLY POINTED OUT TO [REDACTED] THAT THE IDENTITIES OF PILOTS, STEWARDESSES AND PASSENGERS WOULD NOT BE DISCUSSED. EVEN THOUGH MANY OF THE NAMES HAVE APPEARED IN THE PRINTED MEDIUM, SUCH INFORMATION

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