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Summary:  
The document contains fragmented records from April 1968 related to investigations into individuals associated with potential criminal activity. It includes a memorandum from SAC Denver (157-203) referencing Gary Lee Smith, who applied for a Colorado driver’s license on 4/17/68. Smith claimed military service in the U.S. Marines and provided details about his residence in Nebraska. The examiner noted his appearance, including a military haircut, soft-spoken demeanor, and clothing description (dark slacks, white shirt, tie, gray coat). A reference to "MARTIN KINC'S KINC'S Aspin" appears, possibly indicating an artist’s sketch or description related to Martin Luther King Jr., though the connection is unclear. The text also mentions Chief of Police H. Blume from Lamar, Texas, and records about a mental patient named French discharged from Fort Lyon Hospital on 12/4/67. Administrative notes include forms about U.S. Savings Bonds and declassification under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People:  
- Gary Lee Smith (applied for Colorado driver’s license, claimed military service in Marines)  
- Chief of Police H. Blume (Lamar, Texas)  
- French (mental patient discharged from Fort Lyon Hospital on 12/4/67)  
- John Spring (subject of memorandum)  

Key Locations:  
- Aurora, Colorado (Motor Vehicle Department)  
- Denver, Colorado  
- Lamar, Texas  
- Fort Lyon Hospital (Texas)  

Key Events:  
- Gary Lee Smith’s application for a Colorado driver’s license on 4/17/68  
- Reference to an artist’s sketch or description of Martin Luther King Jr. (fragmentary mention)  
- Mental health records of French from Fort Lyon Hospital  
- Administrative notes on U.S. Savings Bonds and declassification  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI, SAC Denver)  
- Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles  
- United States Government (declassification under E.O. 14176)

MLK Declassified Files

157-dn-203_617806_43-02-part_5_of_5.pdf

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