</s>104-10521-10084 Fn HSCA Folder #3 Chapter XX1 of draft manuscript of "It Came to Little, by "Ian Maxwell" (believed to be pename of Mr. Maxwell) This work purposes to be an account of the writer's career in intelligence. Box 4 JFK ACT RELEASE APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1994 CA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM

Summary  
The text references declassified documents from HSCA Folder #3, which include draft manuscripts and notes related to investigations into assassinations. These materials are part of a review process by the Historical Review Program (approved for release in 1994). The content primarily involves manuscripts attributed to authors using pseudonyms, such as "Ian Maxwell" and "Win Scott," who are linked to works about figures like James Earl Ray (noted as a subject of handwritten references) and Lee Harvey Oswald. The documents include fragments of novels, rough drafts, and notes on historical events, with some materials separated for review by HSCA.  

Key People  
- Ian Maxwell (pseudonym associated with authorship of works related to assassination investigations)  
- Carl E. Scott (mentioned in connection with manuscripts about Oswald)  
- Win Scott (linked to pseudonyms "Ian Maxwell" and "Han Maxwell-II")  
- James Earl Ray (noted as a subject of handwritten references in the documents)  

Key Locations  
- HSCA Folder #3 (repository for reviewed materials)  
- Box 4 (referenced as containing related documents)  

Key Events  
- Separation of manuscripts about Oswald and Ray for review by HSCA  
- Creation of draft manuscripts and notes on assassination-related topics  
- Inclusion of handwritten annotations referencing James Earl Ray  

Key Organizations  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Historical Review Program (responsible for declassifying and reviewing documents)

MLK Declassified Files

00514428_control_documents_for_hsc_104-10521-10084.pdf

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