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392 Federal Building, U. S. Court House.
110 South Fourth Street
LP 9-1842
Minneapolis, Minnesota...
55401
June 20, 1974
Honorable Willian F. Clayton.
United States Attorney
Fedoral Building
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57l0l
Attontion:
Assistant United States
Attorney R. D. Hurd
Dear Mr Clayton:
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Re conversation batween Special Agent.
and Assistant United States Attorney R. D. Hurd on.
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June.20, 1974.
Per referenced conversation, lir. Hurd advised
that he had approached Fcderal District Judge Fred J.. Nichol
Who is currentiy in St. Paul, Minnesota, trying the case of.
Wounded Knee defendants Russell Charles leans and Dennis
Janes Banks, concerning the obtaining of tyo petitions which
had been entered into evidence from the court in order that
the FBI could submit these to the FBr Laboratory for a.
handwriting comparison. ^ This handwriting conparison betyeen
the petitions and the. letter xeceived by William M. Kunstler,
attorney for Russell Means, threatening his life and the. life
of defendants Means and Banks would be made to dotermine if
any of those persons whose signatures appeared on either of
the pctitions could possibiy have yritten the threatening
letter.
Mr. Hurd adviscd that in conversation with Judge.
Nichgl, Judge Nichol had indicated that he had no objections
to releasing the petitions from evidence; howeyer, the Govern-
ment prosecutors would have to obtain defense counsel's per.
mission.
Mr. Hurd further advised that to date he has been.
unable to obtain permission from defense counsel.
Minneapolis
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