</s>NK-44-854 By communicated dated April 23, 1968, the FBI Laboratory advised-and-follows: Two latent fingerprints of value developed on envelope: "Q253, and two latent fingerprints developed on envelopes: "q254, one of the latent fingerprints on Q253 and one envelope: " Q254, One of the latest fingerprints of Q253 as one of-the Locksmithing Institute, Q254. One of The latent fingerprints in Q253 is and finger- prints submitted for elimination purposes of GEORGE FLOYD DURTEA, The two remaining latent fingerprints are not identical with the fingerprints submitted for examination purposes or of the Fingerprints of Jammu and Kashmir. "The "white-instant fingerprint print previously reported on the "white" fingerprint print clearly identified in par- "Locksmithin Institute, q215, has been identified as a fingerprinting or "CASHNELLI MENZIES, who is an employee" of the Locksmithing Institute. 20 * 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The document contains a fragmentary report from the FBI Laboratory dated April 23, 1968, discussing latent fingerprint analysis of envelopes labeled "Q253" and "Q254." It notes that one fingerprint from Q253 matches George Floyd Durtea's records, while another fingerprint from Q254 is identified as Cashnell Menzies, an employee of the Locksmithing Institute. The text references comparisons to fingerprints submitted for examination purposes, including those associated with Jammu and Kashmir. The document also includes administrative markings indicating release under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People: George Floyd Durtea, Cashnell Menzies, Locksmithing Institute  
Key Locations: Not specified in the text  
Key Events: FBI fingerprint analysis of envelopes Q253 and Q254; comparison to fingerprints submitted for elimination purposes  
Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Locksmithing Institute

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