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Summary  
The documents contain fragmented newspaper articles from March 1977 discussing investigations into the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). Key topics include references to Lee Harvey Oswald’s confidants, such as George de Mohrenschildt, linked to CIA and Soviet connections, and James Earl Ray’s alleged collection of a $100,000 bounty for MLK’s assassination. The House Assassinations Committee is noted as investigating both cases, with discussions about funding cuts, procedural challenges, and conflation between JFK and MLK inquiries. Some text ambiguously references "Martin Luther King Sr." and "King Luther King Sr." in unclear contexts. A second summary mentions Rep. Henry Gonzalez (D-J.F.) and his alleged involvement in JFK assassination investigations, alongside considerations of expanding House committee efforts to examine MLK’s murder. References to "P.I.P." and names like O'Neill Jr., D.M.O'Malley Jr., and Charles D.T.E.D-T.H. appear, though their relevance is ambiguous. Locations such as New Orleans, Ohio, and Washington, D.C. are noted in the context of committee activities.  

Key People  
- **George de Mohrenschildt**: Alleged confidant of Lee Harvey Oswald; linked to CIA and Soviet connections.  
- **Lee Harvey Oswald**: Central figure in JFK assassination investigations; referenced as a subject of inquiry.  
- **James Earl Ray**: Mentioned as allegedly collecting a bounty for MLK’s assassination.  
- **Rep. Henry Gonzalez (D-J.F.)**: Allegedly involved in efforts to investigate JFK’s assassination.  
- **Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK)**: Directly referenced in the context of an alleged assassination plot, though details are sparse.  
- **Charles D.T.E.D-T.H.**, **O'Neill Jr.**, **D.M.O'Malley Jr.**: Names appearing in fragmented text with unclear relevance.  
- **Sprague**: Likely a House committee member involved in budgetary and procedural discussions.  

Key Locations  
- **Dallas, Texas**: Central to JFK assassination investigations; mentioned as a location for Oswald’s activities.  
- **Palm Beach, Florida**: Associated with de Mohrenschildt and related inquiries.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Site of House Assassinations Committee meetings and budgetary decisions.  
- **New Orleans**, **Ohio**: Noted in the context of committee activities and unclear references.  

Key Events  
- **JFK Assassination Investigation**: Focus on Oswald’s connections, potential conspiracies, and committee efforts to uncover details.  
- **MLK Assassination Inquiry**: Mentioned in the context of James Earl Ray’s alleged involvement and bounty claims; House committee considered expanding its investigation.  
- **House Assassinations Committee Proceedings**: Discussions about budget cuts, investigative scope, and procedural challenges.  
- **Secret Committee Proceedings**: References to secret activities involving House and Senate members, with some discussion of public versus confidential proceedings.  
- **"P.I.P." Reference**: A term appearing in fragmented text without clear context or explanation.  

Key Organizations  
- **House Assassinations Committee**: Central to both JFK and MLK investigations; faced funding and staffing reductions.  
- **Senate Committee (Ohio-related)**: Implied involvement in assassination inquiries, though details are unclear.  
- **Warren Commission**: Implied in the context of broader assassination investigations.  
- **CIA Historical Review Program**: Referenced in historical analysis of assassination events.

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