</s>1043-10175 2017 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 CENTRAL INTELIIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 6 1:AY 1968 TO Director Federal Bureau of Investigation D. Attention: Mr. S. J. Papich FROM: Deputy Director for Plans. 1. The following paragraphs summarize informa- SUBJECT: tion related to telephonically to the Bureau of Information- for a telephone call to the bureau and are forward to telephoneconfirmation and the Bureau for all. 2. On 28 April 1966, reported information and the following statements. reported that he has been in the American Embassy. on 28 April 1965. at the request of the local American Embassy, visited the American Ambassador, and reported that the he had seen a major American ambassador. photograph of the King Stave Galt, who is currently the President of the United States. He is currently the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of State, and the Dr. Martin Luther King, who was the of the President of King's office. He saw afternoon of April 23 April, both both checking out. of the hotel. of the Hotel. of the Secretary's office, he was accidentally given the of the secretary of the Secretary. in short con- Veration with Subject- Veration that Subject- Learned that Subject was employed to the Secretary- was an 18 month contract-en- subtle to told that he received. Subtle to the President's office and received in iron. that he was a member of the Air Force. Date: Z-7-2777 APPROVED FOR RELEASE Bureau upon receipt by our duty officer on 29 April 1968. We were advised records did Bureauupon receipt by the Secretary on 29 april 3/11/05/15-16- 3/13/15/16-2-6- 2842 RECORD COPY

Summary: The document contains a fragmented report dated April 29, 1968, involving an individual referred to as "Subject" who had contact with U.S. officials in a foreign embassy. The Subject reported interactions with the American Ambassador on April 28, 1965, and was described as employed by a high-ranking official (possibly Secretary of Defense or State) connected to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s office. The report notes that the Subject was given access to confidential information during meetings and later provided personal details including birthdate (April 24, 1933), occupation (welder), and home address. A passport photograph of the Subject was obtained and forwarded for further investigation. The document references an ongoing inquiry into the Subject's activities, with requests for additional information from a representative on April 30, 1968.  

Key People:  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (implied connection to the Secretary of Defense/State)  
- American Ambassador (foreign embassy)  
- "Subject" (individual under investigation; name, age, occupation, and address provided)  
- Deputy Director for Plans (CIA)  
- Mr. S. J. Papich (FBI recipient)  

Key Locations:  
- Foreign embassy (not specified)  
- Headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- U.S. diplomatic mission in a foreign country (contextual reference to 1965 interactions)  

Key Events:  
- April 28, 1965: Subject reported contact with American Ambassador and access to confidential information related to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  
- April 29, 1968: CIA requested investigation into the Subject's activities following a report of potential security risks.  
- April 30, 1968: Request for additional details about the Subject, including personal identification and passport photograph.  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of State (via Secretary of State reference)  
- American Embassy (foreign location)

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