Part 96, page 99

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PD 164-41

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On 3/12/74, Investigator [REDACTED], Oregon State Police, Newport, Oregon, stated ROGER CLIFFE STROM [REDACTED]

Efforts to contact [REDACTED] 3/12/74, at the [REDACTED], Oregon, and at her residence located [REDACTED] Oregon, met with negative results.

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On 3/12/74, Mrs. DAWNA REIMERS, Clerk, U. S. Postal Service, Lincoln City, Oregon, stated there was no record on ROGER CLIFFE STROM entering a forwarding address at Lincoln City, Oregon, during the past two years. REIMERS noted [REDACTED] [REDACTED], Oregon.

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On 3/18/74, [REDACTED] Oregon, telephon[REDACTED] was interviewed at [REDACTED] [REDACTED] telephone [REDACTED] stated ROGER CLIFFE STROM [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] stated ROGER was employed during 1971 as a truck driver for North American Van Lines. She added STROM lived [REDACTED] in Depot Bay during the time he was employed with North American. She added he received his trip schedules from the Portland Office of North American, and they would probably be able to advise if he was in travel status on 11/24/71. [REDACTED] stated she could not recall whether [REDACTED] was in Depot Bay, or Lincoln City, on 11/24/71.

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[REDACTED] thereafter related [REDACTED] was considered a near genius, who served in the U. S. Army during the 1940s, after which he was employed as an air- craft engineer at Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington. She stated STROM was a victim of the Boeing layoffs during 1967. [REDACTED] believed it was during this same period that ROGER [REDACTED] stated as a result of those problems, [REDACTED] was committed by [REDACTED] for mental health reasons to the Veterans Hospital, Seattle, Washington. She noted, how- ever, his stay at the hospital was voluntary, and he was in a position to leave the hospital at any time he desired. [REDACTED] could not recall the period of his commitment.

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