</s>FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 205555 Date 8-2-68 Name and F.P.C ., FBI No. A.O. W.F.C .. W-F.CC. Cancellation George William Tyree, Jr. Fbi No. Ao. A.o. W ., W.F ., C.C Concellation George Williams Tyree Jr. 20 L 1 U OIO 16 4,714,268 3337 3780 Federal process S 1 U U OO 16 dismissed. (8-2 -68) Don Ferris McCall, Jr ., S 1 1 U 00O 327, 089 B 3338 4092 Located Northridge, 21 M 1 U 15 L 3 Wr Calfi, 7-17-68. (8 -2- 68) James Earl Ray James M 9 U 0001 12 442 Extradited London, 16 M 9 W 0001 405, 942 G 3339 4182 4222 England to Memphis, M 4 W 1011 Tenn. -7-19-68 John Michael Walton Located Lowndes Co ., 17 I 30 W OMI 356, 640 E 3340 4200 Alabama, -8-26-68 I 32 W WI OI Alabama, 8-22-68, Robert Vance Walton Located Lowndees Co .- 14 U 13 U OOM 12 Ref ., 13 361, 075 E 3341 4201 Alabama, 2-8-68 26 I 25 U U 0000 Alabama, .- 8-26.68) James Joseph Scully 2 M 21 W 19 Ref .: 21 1, 170, 115 3342 4202 Calif ., 7 -7,68, <loc_696><loc_670>(8 -- 2-68) 2 I 17 Ra <loc_125><loc_687>19 Jimmie Johnson <loc_97><loc_715><loc_97><loc_737><loc_97><loc_737>20 L I U 1 U 6 Ref. U Ref. F

Summary  
The documents consist of FBI internal memos, reports, and operational directives from the late 1960s and early 1970s, detailing surveillance, monitoring, and threat assessments related to civil rights activism, anti-Vietnam War protests, and potential racial unrest in Denver, Colorado. Key focus areas include commemorations of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination (April 4, 1968) one year later, tracking of activist groups, and interagency coordination to evaluate risks of violence during planned events. The FBI monitored organizations such as the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), Black Panther Party, and Denver-based anti-war groups like "The Resistance," while relying on informants to gather intelligence. The documents also reference administrative requests for summarized reports from FBI field offices and assessments of racial tensions in Denver during Holy Week (April 1969).  

Key People  
- Ralph Abernathy (leader of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, SCLC)  
- SA Donald J. Cesare (FBI special agent)  
- SA William Joseph Huling (FBI special agent)  
- Members of "The Resistance" (Denver-based anti-war group)  
- Leaders of the Black Panther Party, Crusade for Justice, and Denver Military Spanish American Group  

Key Locations  
- **Rocky Mountain Arsenal** (Denver, Colorado)  
- **United Nations Headquarters** (New York, New York)  
- **Selma to Montgomery, Alabama** (march route for Poor People’s Campaign)  
- **Red Rocks Amphitheater** (Denver, Colorado)  
- **Denver Induction Center** (Denver, Colorado)  

Key Events  
- Vigils and commemorations of MLK Jr.'s assassination on April 4, 1969, including a national pause for four minutes at 6 PM.  
- "Death Watch" demonstration at Denver Induction Center on Good Friday (April 4, 1969).  
- Sunrise vigil at Red Rocks Amphitheater on Easter Sunday (April 6, 1969).  
- Anti-nerve gas storage protest at Rocky Mountain Arsenal.  
- Planning of the Selma to Montgomery march as part of the Poor People’s Campaign.  
- Interagency committee in Washington, D.C., assessing nationwide risks of violence tied to commemorations.  

Key Organizations  
- **Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)**  
- **Black Panther Party**  
- **Crusade for Justice**  
- **Denver Military Spanish American Group**  
- **"The Resistance"** (anti-Vietnam War group in Denver)  
- FBI field offices (Special Agent in Charge, SAC, reports)  

Additional Document Content  
The text also references a separate collection of individual records containing names, addresses, vehicle details (license plate numbers, car models), and locations across multiple U.S. states (Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi) and one Canadian address (Winnipeg, Manitoba). These entries include notes on affiliations (e.g., "Cleveland Twist Drill Company," "Armin Tool Inn") or professions (e.g., "Methodist minister"). The records appear to be part of law enforcement or intelligence agency files, possibly related to counterintelligence operations, criminal investigations, or surveillance of specific groups. No social security numbers are present in the text.

MLK Declassified Files

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