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LA 76-2512 advised that the subject, an inmate at the Federal Correc- tional Institution, Terminal Isiand, was assigned to the taking care of the northern grassed area of the United States Coast Guard Base, Terminal Island, California. Lieutenant G. ©. LESPARENCE advised that the last time he inspected the north fence of the United States: Coast Guard Base wasapproximately two weeks ago. He stated at that time the fence had not been tampered with. On April 11, 1957, JOHN KOERNER, civilian elec- trician, United States Coast Guard, Terminal Island, was displayed the copper wire found attached to the key switch of the vehicle in which the subject was apprehended. KOERNER advised that this wire could have been wire obtained by the subject from the scrap pile on the United States Coast Guard Base. On April 10, 1957, the basic facts were discussed with Assistant United States Attorney RAY H. KINNISON who stated that he desired a report reflecting the investigation prior to rendering an opinion. The following is an identification record regard- ing CHARLES MILLES MANSON dated March 22, 1956, under FBI No. 643369A: Arrested Contributor of or Fingerprints Name and Number Received Charge Disposition Co. Jail, Beaver, Charles Miller 2/16/51 Hold inv TOT Fed Utah Manson #-~~- Dyer Act Auth SO Salt Lake Charles Millis 2/20/51 Vio Dyer 3/9/51 conf. City, Utah Manson, #25105 Act to Wash National Train- ing Sch until age 21 (now 16 National Train- Charles Miller 3/22/51 FJDA Dyer MIN 4 yrs 8 ing School for Manson #15333-N Act mos 2 das Boys, Wash DC 10/24/51 disch tr to Camp -1i0-