</s>104-10151-10100 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION DECLASE OF CIA INFORMATION DECLASSE OF CICA INFORMATION September 28, 1977 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE RELEASE DOCUMENT H 102525 not present and make the point of or- NAYS-147 IN THIS DOCUMent the speaker and make no temperature. Evidence The speaker is a representative day in which the the Speaker at Arms is not notify ab- The Speaker is a member of the gentle- man from New York. The Speaker was taken by electric de- man from the New York not not 29, as follows: The Speaker at arms is not duly ab- The Speaker of the Senate. PERMISSION FOR COMMITTEE ON

Summary  
The text consists of fragmented entries from the Congressional Record, primarily dated September 28, 1977, and includes discussions on procedural matters related to legislative committees, legal immunity, and constitutional authority. References include debates over committee powers, the use of immunity in legal proceedings, and state-specific mentions such as Alabama, Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio. The content appears to revolve around parliamentary procedures, legal interpretations, and administrative actions within Congress, with no direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People  
- Speaker (multiple instances, unspecified individual)  
- M. Latta  
- M. R. Lattney  
- M. B. Littler  
- M. T. Lantz  
- M. D. Mirtle  
- M. B. Lottler  
- M. D. Mirtle  

Key Locations  
- Alabama  
- Pennsylvania  
- New York  
- Ohio  
- Tennessee  
- Illinois  
- California  
- Virginia  
- Maryland  
- Texas  
- Nevada  
- Utah  
- Arizona  
- South Carolina  
- Florida  
- North Carolina  
- Alabama (repeated)  
- Washington  
- Delaware  

Key Events  
- Discussions on legislative committee authority and procedural rules  
- References to legal immunity and its application in judicial contexts  
- Mention of state-level administrative actions and constitutional interpretations  
- Fragmented references to historical or legal precedents (e.g., "Brown V. Water")  

Key Organizations  
- House Committee  
- Senate Committee  
- U.S. Constitution-related discussions  
- Federal government agencies (implied through mentions of Treasury, Justice, etc.)  
- State governments (various states referenced)

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00507348_congressional_record_for_104-10151-10100.pdf

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