</s>104-10116-10263 Los Angeles Field Office 22 January 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR: Headquarters SUBJECT. : OPERATIONAL SUPPORT - GENERAL #75 149 - 2007 ISD/1 (SAHL, Morton Lyon, AKA: SAHL-Mort) 1. Please refer to the Los Angeles Field Officer memorandum dated 2 August 1968 and subsequent correspondence. 2. The January 1969 issue of Evergreen Review, forwarded to Headquarters, Project Resistance #533 989 I SAD/1, on this date, contains an article relating to the assassination of President Kennedy. 3. This office will not obtain another copy of EverGreen Review unless requested by Headquarters. William P. Curtin Special Agent in Charge JFK ACT Sach- Artike atrtded El lalll RELEASE CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 1998.

Summary  
The text contains fragmented, speculative discussions about U.S. government investigations into the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK). It references conspiracy theories implicating the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Cuban exiles, and figures like Abraham Bolden in plots against JFK. The content includes speculation about secret service agents, weapon types (e.g., 45-caliber firearms), and drainage systems in Dallas as potential elements of the assassination. While the document’s title mentions "Martin Luther King Jr.," it does not provide substantive information about MLK or his assassination. Instead, it focuses exclusively on JFK’s case, with minimal direct references to MLK beyond a brief mention in the title.  

Key People  
- **Abraham Bolden**: Allegedly linked to plots against JFK.  
- **Jim Garrison**: New Orleans District Attorney investigating JFK’s assassination.  
- **Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ)**: Presumed successor to JFK, mentioned in context of post-assassination policies.  
- **Secret Service agents**: Speculated to have knowledge of the plot but allegedly obstructed investigations.  
- **Robert F. Kennedy**: Mentioned as a political figure in discussions about conspiracies.  

Key Locations  
- **Dallas, Texas**: Site of JFK’s assassination.  
- **New Orleans, Louisiana**: Center of Garrison’s investigation.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Context for federal agencies (CIA, FBI).  
- **Europe**: Briefly referenced as a location for CIA operations.  

Key Events  
- **JFK’s assassination (November 22, 1963)**: Central focus, with speculation about conspiracies and cover-ups.  
- **Garrison’s investigation**: Highlighted as a key effort to uncover the truth.  
- **Warren Commission investigation**: Mentioned in context of official inquiries into JFK’s death.  
- **Speculative debates**: About political power structures, economic interests, and intelligence agency involvement in assassination plots.  

Key Organizations  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)**: Implied in conspiracy theories.  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Mentioned as part of investigative efforts.  
- **Secret Service**: Allegedly involved in protecting JFK but accused of obstructing the investigation.  
- **Warren Commission**: Official body tasked with investigating JFK’s assassination.  

Note: The text contains no substantive information about Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations. All content is exclusively focused on JFK’s assassination and associated conspiracy theories.

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