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AR rele argregeinintinnete tn titati et Atali ht her tpt yh tt ep eh Be A at ll NE OF rT those points. SU 168-24 On April 19, 1972, the San Francisco Division advised that records of Hughes Air West under the names RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, D. COOPER, DAN COOPER and J. JOHNSON were checked by Bureau Agents from November 22, 1971, through November 26, 1971, for all flights from Las Vegas, Nevada, to Portland, Oregon, and return with negative results. On April 19, 1972, the Chicago Division advised a review of all United Air Lines flight coupons and all other airlines flight coupons used for travel on United Air Lines flights from Salt Lake City to Portland, November 10-24, 1971, and return flights from Seattle and- Portland to Sait Lake City from November 10 to November 27, 1971, failed to show any passenger traveling under the name R. MC COY, RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., D. COOPER or DAN COOPER. 20, 1972, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, advised a search of records for outgoing aircraft to Portland, Oregon, area during November, 1971, was made with negative results, and no record was located on MC COY on any flight manifest for the same period, On April 21, 1972, the Portland Division advised records of three separate military units at Portiand Inter- national Airport, Portland, Oregon, were checked and the records disclosed that no Plight was made during the pertinent period by suspect MC COY. Western Airlines records at Portland, Oregon, failed to show any flight made by suspect MC COY during pertinent period. [_|for Hill Air Force Base Passenger Terminal, Uta advised Special Agent that the November, 1971, passenger manifest did not list the names D, B, COOPER, DAN COOPER or RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR. On April 27, 1972 for United Air Lines, Elk Grove, Illinois, advised United Air Lines offers no connecting flights from Las Vegas to Portland during Nevember, 1971, and was not a recommended service for ~ ¥0 b6 b7C b7C DB Cooper-9394 ro ft