</s>104-10137-100891 1993 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Vietnam orphans grateful Weekend Vietnam orphans grateful weekend edition see page 3 10¢ 82/2 WASHINGTON D.C. EXAMINER Vol. 1, No. 34 April 25-27, 1968 Galt killed? The FBI is checking out the possibility. It is expected the FBI will be able to Galt-Ray also has also known to us the that's the Sten Cun.

Summary: The text contains fragmented and partially illegible information related to investigations surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., including references to the FBI's inquiry into potential connections between individuals such as "Galt" and James Earl Ray. Mentions include alleged links between Ray and locations like Birmingham, Memphis, and New Orleans, with sources suggesting his involvement in conspiracy theories tied to the King assassination. The text also includes unrelated content such as newspaper articles from 1968 (e.g., *The Examiner*), dates associated with Civil War events, and unspecified conversations involving military or historical references. Some sections contain unclear text, including potential typos or errors (e.g., "4-4-year-old," "3-4 year-old"). The document appears to be a mix of administrative notes, fragmented reports, and unrelated entries, with no clear connection to formal government records on the MLK assassination investigation.

Key People: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., James Earl Ray, Galt (possibly a pseudonym or alias), unidentified sources, Harvey Lower, John Brimingham, Dr. King (repeatedly referenced).  
Key Locations: Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans, Washington D.C., locations associated with the Civil War era.  
Key Events: FBI investigation into potential conspiracies, alleged connections between Ray and King's assassination, references to newspaper articles from 1968, unspecified historical or military events tied to dates.  
Key Organizations: FBI, unidentified entities related to "D.D.P.A.I.E." (possibly an acronym), unspecified groups linked to Civil War-era activities.

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