</s>FD-350 Rev. 10-18-77) (Mount Clipping in Space Below) THE MORNING UNION, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979 (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) - Associate Press Leasenbauw Coretta Scott King talks with Sen. Howard Metzembaum before he testimony in Washington Wednesday. Date: K/25/79 Edition: Springfield Union Morning Editionn Title: Martin Leather King J. Character: of of 15-6444 of of of Seafarmeed: Boston-Bosten- SEAFARMEED SEAFRMEED: FILLED: OCT 2 6 1979 FDI-BOSTON S.A.C. FDI.BOSTON 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The document contains a mix of newspaper clippings, correspondence, and administrative records. A Springfield Union article from October 25, 1979, reports that Coretta Scott King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., sought reparations for alleged FBI actions against civil rights leaders. She referenced government files and former FBI officials, stating the bureau subjected Black activists to hardship. The text mentions discussions about reparations, damaged children, and historical references to figures like President Lyndon Johnson and Abraham Lincoln. A separate letter dated January 18, 1980, confirms that data submitted by James J. Dunn Jr. regarding JFK and MLK assassinations was forwarded to FBI Headquarters on October 24, 1979. The correspondence involves R.B. Cutler, an architect, and includes administrative markings related to FBI records.  

Key People  
- Coretta Scott King (widow of Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- James J. Dunn Jr. (individual submitting data to FBI)  
- Robert B. Cutler (architect, recipient of correspondence)  
- Former FBI officials (mentioned in context of government files)  
- Attorney General Ramsey Clark (referenced in discussions about FBI actions)  

Key Locations  
- Springfield Union (newspaper source)  
- Boston, Massachusetts (FBI Boston Division, Federal Building)  
- Washington, D.C. (FBI Headquarters)  
- Manchester, Massachusetts (Cutler Designs address)  

Key Events  
- Coretta Scott King's public statements about FBI actions and reparations (October 1979)  
- Submission of data related to JFK and MLK assassinations by James J. Dunn Jr. (October 12, 1979)  
- Forwarding of Dunn’s data to FBI Headquarters (October 24, 1979)  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of Justice (referenced via Attorney General Ramsey Clark)  
- Federal Security Council (mentioned in context of proposed talks)  
- Springfield Union (newspaper source)

MLK Declassified Files

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