</s>PD-340 (REV. 6-34-65) X DO NOT DESTROY HISTORICAL VALUE NATIONAL ARCHIVES File No .- 157-186-1A(1) Date Received 4/13/68 From Director, FBI (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR) (ADDRESS OF CONTRISTRUTOR] (CITY AND STATE) By (NAME of SPECIAL AGENT) To Be Returned Yes Receipt given Yes Description: X No XX No Photos of tee shirt and shorts bearing laundry maks. DO NOT DESTROY - PENDING LITIGATION 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The document contains multiple entries from the National Archives, primarily consisting of file descriptions related to FBI records. These entries reference items such as clothing (tee shirts and shorts with laundry marks) and subject descriptions for individuals suspected in investigations. Physical attributes of suspects are detailed, including height, weight, build, hair color, and complexion. Some entries mention locations like Memphis and Birmingham, while others reference pending litigation and declassification under Executive Order 14176 (2025 release). The text includes repeated file numbers, descriptions of subjects, and administrative notes about document retention and access.  

Key People: Suspects described as white males with specific physical characteristics (e.g., 5'11", 160–170 lbs, dark hair) from Memphis and Birmingham; no direct reference to Martin Luther King Jr. or named individuals linked to the assassination investigation.  

Key Locations: Memphis, Alabama (Birmingham), and unspecified locations referenced in file descriptions.  

Key Events: Descriptions of suspects in investigations, pending litigation, and administrative handling of documents for declassification. No explicit mention of MLK’s assassination or related events.  

Key Organizations: FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), National Archives, and entities involved in document retention and legal proceedings.

MLK Declassified Files

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