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Summary  
The document contains a mix of administrative records, FBI investigative notes, and unrelated financial data. It references Eric Starvo Galt, an individual sought by the FBI for alleged involvement in a murder connected to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The text includes details about FBI operations, including searches for Galt, inquiries into his activities, and directives to locate specific equipment (Thermo-Seal marking machines) used in laundry services. It also lists bank contacts, credit bureau information, and addresses in Maine and other states. A federal warrant was issued on April 17, 1968, charging Galt with conspiring to interfere with constitutional rights under Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 241. The document notes that the FBI instructed agencies to identify textile marking machines using specific codes and tape types, as these were linked to evidence in the King assassination case.  

Key People  
- **Eric Starvo Galt**: Sought by the FBI for alleged murder and conspiracy related to MLK’s assassination; charged with violating Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 241.  
- **Mrs. Jones (Sarah P. Johns)**: Alleged victim of civil rights violations and police brutality during an election; submitted complaints about mail theft to the Boston Post Office.  
- **Superintendent WLL**: Described Mrs. Jones as eccentric and involved in multiple mail-related complaints.  

Key Locations  
- **Maine** (Rumford, Boothbay Harbor, Biddeford, Bath, Sanford, etc.)  
- **Boston, Massachusetts** (FBI offices, Post Office)  
- **Albany, New York** (FBI SAC office)  
- **California** (various cities with laundry services using Thermo-Seal equipment)  

Key Events  
- FBI search for Eric Starvo Galt following his alleged involvement in MLK’s assassination.  
- Investigation into Mrs. Jones’ claims of police brutality and civil rights violations during an election.  
- Directive to locate and identify Thermo-Seal marking machines used in laundry services, linked to evidence from the King assassination case.  
- Federal warrant issued on April 17, 1968, charging Galt with conspiracy to interfere with constitutional rights.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted searches, issued warrants, and coordinated investigations into Galt and related matters.  
- **Credit bureaus** (e.g., Greater Portland, Breventon Adluree): Mentioned in inquiries about Eric Starvo Galt’s financial records.  
- **Textile Marking Machine Co., Inc.**: Manufacturer of Thermo-Seal equipment linked to evidence in the MLK assassination case.  
- **Local banks and post offices** (e.g., Rumpford Bank & Trust Co., First Federal Savings Bank): Listed as contacts or involved in administrative records.  
- **Laundry businesses** (e.g., "Blue Bird Laundries and Cleaners," "Diamond Laundry and Cleaners"): Administrative records listing addresses, serial numbers, and operational details across multiple states, though not directly tied to MLK or the assassination investigation.

MLK Declassified Files

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