Interview report (FD-302)Interview of New York State Credit Union League employee, AlbanyInterviewed 7 June 1976page 1 of 2
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Part 72, page 193

DB Cooper-31065Serials AL 164-47

Interviewed 7 June 1976Dictated 10 June 1976Transcribed 10 June 1976

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FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription 6/10/76

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[REDACTED] New York State Credit Union League Incorporated, 1211 Western Avenue, Albany, New York, was contacted at his office and thereafter provided the following information:

[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] previously [REDACTED] which he relinquished approximately 1½ years ago. He stated that [REDACTED] currently resides at [REDACTED] [REDACTED] New York, and is employed by a company named Credit-Serv.

In the way of background, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] of the New York State Credit Union League Incorporated on [REDACTED] Just prior to obtaining that position, [REDACTED] worked for approximately one year in Uganda, East Africa. Prior to holding that position he was [REDACTED] the North Dakota Credit Union League.

[REDACTED] attempted to contact the National Office of the Credit Union Leagues, however, was unsuccessful in determining the exact dates that [REDACTED] departed his position in North Dakota and traveled to East Africa. He stated, however, that he would be able to obtain this information in a period of three or four days.

[REDACTED] provided the first page of a New York State Credit Union League publication, dated [REDACTED] Also he provided a copy of [REDACTED] as it appeared in the records of the Credit Union League.

[REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] was a pilot for many years and had received a private pilot's license, however, he questioned whether [REDACTED] was either physically or mentally capable of perpetrating the hijacking of an airplane and then subsequently parachuted from it. He stated that [REDACTED] gives every indication of being in poor financial condition, and [REDACTED] knows of no

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Interviewed on 6/7/76 Albany, New York File # AL 164-47 /(-4-[illegible]-6970 SA [REDACTED] by PAUL B. TOMPKIN [REDACTED] Date dictated 6/10/76

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DB Cooper-31065