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NS y Ic SS ce his -: was missing for such a short period of time we vague but apparently he had been talking by tele “oS to —f A creat the day and received the impression Rk ig no oO ME ercatouts at the time he spbke to her. It had n * Sha ome. m9, 90. a7 it ~~) | GrronaL Mim NO. 18 cond std - MAT 1962 EDITION UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum op . . Conrad : Mr. DeLoach paTE: May 28, 1970 fe Sullivan ORATION CONTAINE® - Mr. Del.oach Tavel A Rosen R_ Me errs CLASSIFIED 1- Mr. Rosen ye EXO! 2 : AUERE SHOW 1- Mr. Malley Ge A, OTHERWISE 1 - Mr. Shroder ae l- Mr. Bates 1- Mr. Bishop & | Captioned individual telephonj cally contacted E Extra Duty Supérvisor Richard F. Bates at :05 AM, 5/28/70. ared intoxicated and ~* his conversation was rambling. He cou eee pinned down for specific facts and inferred he is or was employed tr indicated he is divor Medgical Doctor at the Vete ministration ot Florida, 4 d has two daughters age 18, ™ reside with their mother are oth ‘students at niversity rof Florida, 2 Gainesville, stated his daughte ad been missing for two hours fy. FBI aid in locating her. When questioned about how,he. ss ae onc eption of what time it was and was surprised when informal 4 was Ll: ieclared he did not mean to infer his daughter had been & * t-he wanted the FBI to find her. He was akked if he OF. “anyone had contacted the police at Gainesville. He stated he had not and didn't mow if anyone else had. Later in the conversation he stated hehad both.» the Chief of Police, Gainesville, and Governor Kirk of Florida on a hold” -- line waiting for the FBI to make a decision. He was advised that the FBI does not donduct missing person investigations and it was suggested to him that he contact the local police at Gainesville, He did not want his daughter listed as a miss' ing epson in the files of the Identification Pivigion. 57 - on REBEL - Bf wo” the ful CONTINUED - - OVER aN ey G Me , a, AEE ae 48 JUN 11 1970 N UALT