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WASHINGTON, IN THE EARLY 1970S.
SOURCE ALSO LEARNED THROUGH CASUAL CONVERSATION WITH
UNIDENTIFIED AMERICAN INDIANS IN SOUTH DAKOTA THAT [REDACTED]
REPORTEDLY GAVE SUMS OF MONEY TO THE AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT
(AIM) IN SOUTH DAKOTA IN EARLY 1970S. SOURCE HAS HEARD DONATIONS
[REDACTED]
SOURCE DESCRIBED [REDACTED] AS FOLLOWS: [REDACTED] AKA
[REDACTED] DOB [REDACTED] 5 FOOT 10
INCHES, 170 POUNDS, DARK HAIR, GREEN EYES.
SOURCE BELIEVES [REDACTED] PRESENTLY RESIDING KYLE, SOUTH
DAKOTA, AND EMPLOYED IN UNKNOWN CAPACITY AT LITTLE WOUND SCHOOL,
KYLE.
SOURCE PLANS TO VISIT FRIENDS IN SOUTH DAKOTA, AUGUST 1980
AND IF SO DESIRED BY THE BUREAU CAN ARRANGE TO RECONTACT
[REDACTED] FOR POSSIBLE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. SOURCE DID NOT
DELVE INTO THIS INCIDENT IN GREAT DETAIL WITH [REDACTED] IN 1979
AS SOURCE WAS NOT THEN AWARE OF A SEATTLE HIJACKING INVOLVING