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1 BH 157-352 On September 20, 1963, the FBI Laboratory advised as follows: . . > —iaieiaiiitiaieees personally delivered by Ql Pieces of heavy gauge wire from the wire screen” - covering the windows in the ladies lounge Q2 Pieces of window frame from windows in the ladies lounge Q3 Fragments of drapery material from drapes covering the windows in the ladies lounge Q4 Fragment of metal frame from screens covering windows in ladies lounge Q@5 Scrapings from windowsill of windows in ladies lounge Q6 Piece of red plastic~insulated wire found on floor among debris in ladies lounge se Q7 Pieces of concrete from an Oldsmobile and Chevrolet outside of church Kl Piece of red plastic-insulated wire taken from a pe1l signal system used in the church Results of examination: Examinations of specimens Ql through Q7 failed to reveal any foreign residues or fragments which were indica- tive of a specific type of explosive or fusing device. Specimen Q6 is a 10" length of red plastic-insulated copper-~coated steel wire similar in all respects to a wire used in jacketed telephone "JKT" Station Wire. Nothing was found from an examination of specimen Q6 to identify it as a part of a bombing device. Specimen Q6 is different from the ‘copper wire, K1. :