california condor Eben McMillan 9 June 1964 furnish me with what information he had on the case. To this inquiry Mr. St. Clair said he would give me what information he had on the case. At one time during this discussion with Mr. St. Clair, this morning, he asked me what particular interest I had in the case. I informed him I was part of a team that were doing research on Condor problems and that I wanted all the information possible on this case, for my records, because the actions and thoughts that public officials, as well as everyone else involved, would surely be an important part of our records. A letter was received in the mail, addressed to me, today, from the Justice Court Tehachapi Judicial District, W. L. Woods, Judge, P.O. Box 47, Tehachapi, California, informing me that Court Trial Case #2560, Binkley, at the request of the District Attorney's Office had been continued to July 10, 1964 at 10:00 A.M. in that court. After 1:30 P.M. today someone, a man, called from Los Angeles saying he was a representative of the Associated Press and wondered if Ian or I would want to make some statement regarding the Condor Project prior to the Tucson meeting this coming November. I referred him to Carl Buchheister in New York who would issue any statements on this study,