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SJ 89-123 qT - the following individuals boarded the plane to go to | Jonestown {ul Congressman LEO J. RYAN; | JACKIE SPEIR, his assistant; JIM COBB; Mrs. BEVERLY OLIVER; CAROL BOYD; \ Uf DON HARRIS; “BOB FLICK; | TIM REITTERMAN ; Pak oa nt a eT me ee ct hea te UREG RUBANDUN ; _- STEVE (last name unknown). The latter five individuals were newsmen accompany- ing the group. vy They departed in the aircraft from Georgetown, Guyana at approximately two p.m. Friday, November 17, 1978. They arrived at the airstrip at Port Kaituma, Guyana, approximately one hour later. When they arrived at the airstrip, the pilot told them that they could not land because the airstrip was not in good condition. At this time, the pilot circled the airstrip for a short while taking them once over the Jonestown camp so that the photographers in the group could take some pictures. After circling for a while, the pilot told the passengers he was going to land because he felt the airstrip was in good _ enough condition, so they landed. At the airstrip the group Wied waS met by some Guyanese officials and some members from the People's Temple at the Jonestown camp. stated he remembered seeing JIM MC ALVANE in @ group of People's Temple members. He also 1ecalled that Mrs. OLIVER knew some of the individuals there from the People's Temple wd as she engaged in conversation and shook their hands. There “ were approximately six members of the People's Temple there 4 to greet them, however, JIM MC ALVANE is the only name that he could recall. (y| miner ' 4 4 ‘ — ae e. The members of the Concerned Relatives Group remained at the Port Kaituma airstrip waiting for permission to enter the camp. First, some People's Temple members took Congressman RYAN, JACKIE SPEIR and the two attorneys, MARK LANE and CHARLES GARRY, in a dump truck to the camp. 774] 140