</s>104-10145-10023 ARICLE APPEARED THE ATLANTIA CONSTITUTION ON PAGE 104 31 July 1978 Photos Tied To JFK, King Killings? WASHINGTON (AP) e House Select Committee e House Collect Committee me photographs, and comp- me photographs and com- a hope that they received them- of them might might shed add- in a lot of them might shed Add- ns of President John J. in a material released by er King Jr ., Martin Jr .- in a Material Release- a photo of the committee- id taken in Dealey d was taken in Dallas, 63, a month after Kennedy was a dark-haired man. a moment after Kennedy Photo at left was taken by Dealey Plaza in Dallas moments Photo at least was taken was shot. The other two photos are of at the same time that Lee Harvey Oswald was there. a photo to two men who were in Mexico. y. Photos of two men in Mexico- sketches were involved in President y in the fall of 1963 Kennedy y in a ball of 1963 President sketchers were involved at President y in an accident involving a state- warren Commission association of President committee said in a state in a state. The in an attempt to obtain- in a case that was the same in a house that was in a city that was in the state- in the United States. The in an issue that were in a way that interested in obtaining- in a place where the mittee said repeatedly in a situation that interested the people having in a business that asked about the man to member of the U.S. member to the US. them. a sketch of a man, with the the mail sent by telephone. a sketch on a man. The the mail, sent by someone by who on occasion used the mail, sent to telephone. a sketch by sender should identify a first name Ralph Waldo who- the sender and phone number, and the a sketch for a man who and phone number. And if the first name Ralph would wh- and phone phone number and the per- early 1968- and phone Number, and it <loc_209><loc_611>rifer details of the photos- <loc_194> <loc_621>letter of him if one of it is not to be sent-

Summary: The article from the Atlanta Constitution dated July 31, 1978, discusses photographs allegedly linked to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. It references a House Select Committee releasing images tied to these events, including a photo taken in Dealey Plaza during JFK's assassination on November 22, 1963. Another photograph is described as being from Dallas, taken moments after Kennedy was shot. Two additional photos are mentioned, depicting men in Mexico and individuals associated with Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of JFK. The text also references a sketch of a man with potential connections to the Warren Commission's investigation into JFK's assassination. A letter is noted that includes details about a man named Ralph Waldo, along with a phone number and mailing information, though the content is incomplete or cut off. The document mentions efforts by the committee to obtain photographs and other materials related to these cases, including attempts to identify individuals through mail correspondence and telephone records.  

Key People: Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, Ralph Waldo (partial name), House Select Committee members, Warren Commission officials.  
Key Locations: Dealey Plaza (Dallas, Texas), Mexico, Atlanta (Georgia).  
Key Events: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (1963), assassination investigation of Martin Luther King Jr., Warren Commission inquiry into JFK's death, committee efforts to obtain photographs and correspondence.  
Key Organizations: House Select Committee, Warren Commission.

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