</s>104-10133-10398 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 28 May 1969 Chief, Personal Security Division, 03 Director, Domestic Contact Service JFK ACT Chief, Service Division) JFK Act (Chief, Nels X.S. Prodent Theologian's Condemnation of CTA RELEASE 1. During an address at the Southern Baptist Convention of State Student Departments held at St. Louis, Missouri, Subject, president theologian and publications at Andover Newton theological seminary, now associated with Wooster publications of the Southern baptist Seminary, where they were held in the United States. the U.S ., as an example, he said that the Agency was directly responsible for for the administration of Martin Luther King and Senator Robert Kennedy, and the US. As an example of the Agency and directly responsible in 2. As As a liaisonation for the King administration, Subject claimed that the Johnson Administration had become concerned that King would lead the Department of the South Baptist Seminary. The Agency was quite ordered the Agency to murder King, and also said that it was quite chaggered their brother service, CTA and also stated that the agency was quite chaghered their brother services, CIA believed that he had mastered their appreciated about. His rationalisation for the other assassination were not appreciate. Subject is an ordination. For the other minister who has a PhD from Harvard. 3. Because of his promise-be is listed in Who's Who, Who's Subject's renanards apparently were not challenged by the Baptist student directors who appreciates appropriately were not challenging by the University of South Baptist students who responsible for the Southern Baptist actrices on all university and college campsuses in their respective states, primarily southern and border states. b. Datalella Memorial previously has been a cooperative contract. 5. Any questions pertaining to this memorandum should be directed to Mrs. Virginia Thorne, Exd ., 2739. B. FRANK YOUNG C. S. Frank Young Soulf C.C.TUENTIAL Expertise, and Expertize, and

Summary  
The text references a theologian associated with the Southern Baptist Seminary who condemned an unspecified agency (possibly CIA) for its role in the administration of Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The theologian claimed the Johnson Administration was concerned about King’s influence over Southern Baptist institutions and allegedly ordered his assassination. The document notes that the theologian, a Harvard PhD holder listed in *Who's Who*, was not challenged by Southern Baptist student directors or university administrators responsible for overseeing Baptist activities in southern and border states. It also mentions a "Datalella Memorial" previously under a cooperative contract and directs inquiries to Mrs. Virginia Thorne at 2739 [SSN REDACTED].  

Key People  
- Theologian (name unspecified, associated with Andover Newton Theological Seminary)  
- Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy  
- President Lyndon B. Johnson  
- Southern Baptist student directors  
- Mrs. Virginia Thorne  

Key Locations  
- St. Louis, Missouri (site of the Southern Baptist Convention address)  
- Southern and border states (context for Baptist institutional oversight)  

Key Events  
- Theologian’s condemnation of an agency’s role in King’s administration  
- Alleged Johnson Administration concern over King’s influence on Southern Baptist Seminary  
- Unchallenged claims by the theologian regarding agency responsibility for assassination  
- Mention of a "Datalella Memorial" under a cooperative contract  

Key Organizations  
- CIA (implied through references to an unspecified agency)  
- CTA (possibly a typo or misreference, context unclear)  
- Southern Baptist Seminary  
- Southern Baptist Convention  
- University and college campuses in southern states

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00490060_memo_re_prominent_theolog_104-10133-10388.pdf

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