</s>104-0136-1039 DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING 1 ORDORD/SOROR/S ROSE ACTION ROSE NOXED FOR RECORDING A.F. TO APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 X NOXIDING ROUND INF. X NO. NO INDOKING REQUIRED INFR. CHA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM. X X NO. INCREDIBLE INFORM X INFORM X X SUBJECT Chief of Station. CHA Historical Review Program. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SUBICT SUDICT Chief Of Station. Communications Comments on the Death of Martin Luther King by one copy each X Reference to "Black Power" Concept X ACTION REQUIREMENT TO "Black POWER" Concept X X 1. Attached for Headquarters retention retention by the copy each of statements on death of Martin Luther King by the Dominican Committee of the death of the Communist 14th of June Revolutionary Movement (MR-1/4), (PDC), the Communist14th of July Revolutionary in the 7 April 1965 issue of El Nacional. 2. The text of the PCD statement makes reference to the 2. 2. The text of this statement makes Reference to the Latin American Solidarity Organization Conference of the CASO to the Latino American Solidary 2. The PCD (PCD), the concept of Black Power, by Field 3. The PCD is not the only one of the following statements. experience on Carmichal and the concept is the struggle of North American Negros. The MR-1A statement of the Mexican Civil War. The ML-1J4 statement of North American Negroes. The MC-1a statement of struggle of existing within US society and reveals the profound crisis <loc_160><loc_340>North Americannegros. It is the only law and is required to be determined to be able and external violence is only and should be applied to internal

Summary  
The document contains fragmented references to communications regarding the death of Martin Luther King Jr., including statements by revolutionary groups such as the Dominican Committee of the Communist 14th of June Revolutionary Movement (MR-1/4) and the Communist 14th of July Revolutionary Movement. These statements, referenced in a 7 April 1965 issue of *El Nacional*, discuss the "Black Power" concept and its connection to struggles by North American Black communities. The text also mentions Latin American Solidarity Organizations (CASO) and references to internal societal crises in the United States. Later sections include Spanish-language fragments condemning King's assassination, referencing revolutionary groups and solidarity with Black people, as well as logistical details about distribution networks (e.g., "Dollar Arls" and unspecified locations). Some text appears garbled or unrelated to the main subject, including mentions of schools, security measures, and construction terms.  

Key People  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (subject of assassination comments)  
- Members of revolutionary groups (MR-1/4, Communist 14th of July Revolutionary Movement, CASO)  
- Unspecified individuals associated with distribution networks ("Dollar Arls")  

Key Locations  
- Dominican Republic (reference to Dominican Committee)  
- United States (mentions of North American Black communities and societal crises)  
- Latin America (references to CASO and solidarity movements)  

Key Events  
- Death of Martin Luther King Jr. (subject of condemnation and analysis)  
- Publication of statements in *El Nacional* on 7 April 1965  
- Discussions about the "Black Power" concept and its revolutionary implications  
- Distribution of materials via unspecified networks ("Dollar Arls")  

Key Organizations  
- Dominican Committee of the Communist 14th of June Revolutionary Movement (MR-1/4)  
- Communist 14th of July Revolutionary Movement  
- Latin American Solidarity Organization (CASO)  
- Unspecified distribution or logistical groups ("Dollar Arls")

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