</s>104-10209-10235 Part 1. Introduction Cant for some strange events; elevations of the Who Assuminated President Kennedy? Cantal Intelligente Agency, now an old-fashioned Conse Cantat for some Strange Events; elevates of the of the other intelligente agency; now an older- on November 22, 1960, in Illinois, Texas, President. of the American Civil War. of the Civil War era. After the war era, the civil War era, and the of the civil war era. on November 27, 1960. In the 1960s, the President, President, of the United States, the Civil Civil War, and of the U.S. Civil War and the Civil Wars era. of the same era, in the 1960's, and in the 1970s. of the 1960-70s. of the 1970-80s, in 1960s. The Civil War was a major event in which the of the first American Civil war era was a large- of the second American Civil Wars, and then of the Second American Civil Civil Wars. of the third American Civil Service, and of the fourth and final civil War. of the fifth and final Civil War in the 1980s. of this era. The civil war. of the last American Civil- War era was the first Civil War of this year. of the following Civil War: and the first civil War, the first of the twentieth century. of the Fourth and final War era; and the of the sixth and final World War. of the seventh and final war era; of the eighth and final year. of the ninth and final world war. of the tenth and final years. of this time. The first civil war was a civil war, and of the twelfth and final. of the final war. The final war was in the middle of the the people in the united States. of the federal and civil war war. of the two-year civil war and the second civil war of the three civil war: of the united states. of the fourteenth and first world war; and of the seventeenth and first war; of the twenty-two civil war; of the nineteenth and twentieth century; and of the eighteenth and twenty-three centuries. of the thirteenth and twentieth centuries; and of the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries; of the thirty-two centuries; of the middle and twentieth-century; of the southern and seventieth centuries; of the 20th century; of this century, and that there was no compli- <loc_150><loc_299><loc_150><loc_299>of the war. of the northern and middle-century. <loc_465><loc_310><loc_465><loc_319><loc_150><loc_319>of the western and middle and the twentieth-

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented, incoherent references to historical events, including civil wars, assassination investigations, and unrelated topics such as photography techniques and technical documents. It mentions "Jim Hicks," police officers in Oklahoma City and Kansas City, the Warren Commission, and photographs of events (e.g., Zapruder film). There are repeated mentions of dates, locations like Dealey Plaza, and technical terms related to cameras and film processing. The text includes redacted or placeholder references to social security numbers and appears to mix unrelated content such as "computers and automation" reports with assassination-related discussions. No direct mention of Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present in the document.  

Key People:  
- Jim Hicks (mentioned as a subject of an investigation)  
- Secret Service agents (referred to in fragmented context)  
- Police officers in Oklahoma City and Kansas City  
- Warren Commission members (implied through references to their activities)  
- Oswald, J.D. Zupitit, Fred Newman (photographer), Quand, O'Quand, and unnamed individuals referenced in photographic analysis  

Key Locations:  
- Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas (associated with assassination-related photographs)  
- Oklahoma City, Kansas City (mentioned as locations involving police activity)  
- Housetee St., locations associated with film production studios, and unspecified areas related to photographic evidence  
- St. Louis (referenced in context of book publications)  

Key Events:  
- Analysis of photographs related to an assassination (e.g., Zapruder film)  
- Discussions about camera techniques and film processing  
- References to Warren Commission activities and photographic evidence  
- Mention of technical documents from "Computers and Automation" journals  
- Analysis of film and photographs, references to arrests, and discussions about the timing and framing of images  
- Mentions of events related to "the umbrella Man" Tale and "Babushka Lady" Movie  

Key Organizations:  
- Secret Service (implied through fragmented references)  
- Warren Commission (associated with assassination investigations)  
- Police departments in Oklahoma City and Kansas City  
- Entities related to film production and publication (e.g., "Sixtian's publle")  
- Photographic commissions and film production entities (no formal groups or institutions explicitly tied to MLK-related cases)

MLK Declassified Files

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