</s>ME 44-1987 TOR/acp ASSOCIATES Missouri State Penitentiary resides at BILLY BROWN AUBY, interviewed at Dallas, Texas, and with JAMES EARL RAY during the period 1961 - 1964 while serving three Ray Ray Seagoville, Texas. He was acquired state Penitentiaries. He and his son worked in the prison bakery. RALE of the amphitheatre powder and benzardine at the state penitentiary. He had been employed by the inmates. These items were being obtained by RAY, apparently considered a good player; were mild and played by other timid to persons not knowing him well. He did not have any special interests and did not express any opinions regarding the Negro and the outside world in general. drinking and the inside world in General. RICHARD BEAMAN, MSP (07604), is serving life for murder at the Missouri State Pentitentiary and worked in April 1967 in the hospital of the prison. RAY was known to him by sight and though he did not associate with RAY in his personal habits and no beliefs. He also had no RAY was very quiet and there was information available as to his RAY's associates. He also no no JULIUS MAURICE BLOCK, formerly of the Missouri State Penitentitary is currently incarcerated at the Federal Penitentiary, is currently in the bakery with JAMES EABL RRAY. RAV was characterized as a loner, known to purchase a physical favors of homosexuals loner. He knew to seek State Penentiary, although it is believed to would seek sexual relations with women outside the prison walls. RAY reportedly stabbed one inmate in the Missouri State Penentitary while the victim was held by another inmate. Reportedly RAY used to steal locks from different doors in the backery and kitchen area and practice picking these locks later in the day. 47 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented records of individuals' movements and interactions during 1967, primarily involving Ginger Lee Nancy (nee Cunningham), Anita Katzwinkle, Charles J. Stein, Eric S. Galt, and Louis Lomax. Nancy and Katzwinkle traveled between Dixon, Illinois, and Los Angeles, California, with stops in Hollywood and Santa Monica. They were associated with prostitution activities, including Sue Harris and Antia Katzwinkle working as prostitutes. Galt met Stein at the Sultan Room of the Saint Francis Hotel in Los Angeles, and they planned a trip to New Orleans to retrieve Rita Stein’s children. During the journey, Galt made phone calls from payphones in Texas and mentioned prior involvement with a bar in Mexico. In New Orleans, Galt stayed at a motel near Charter Street and later returned to Los Angeles with Rita Stein’s children. Stein noted Galt carried a Kodak camera box and was involved in discussions about potential violence, including references to Marie Martin’s claims about Galt being targeted for robbery. Later, Stein mentioned Galt’s association with Louis Lomax, who identified DYRELL DENNIS as someone Galt allegedly dated.  

Key People:  
- Ginger Lee Nancy (nee Cunningham)  
- Anita Katzwinkle  
- Charles J. Stein  
- Eric S. Galt  
- Louis Lomax  
- Rita Stein  
- Marie Martin  
- Sue Harris  
- DYRELL DENNIS  
- James Earl Ray (implied through associations with Galt and Stein)  

Key Locations:  
- Dixon, Illinois  
- Los Angeles, California (Palms Apartments, Serrano Street, Sultan Room of Saint Francis Hotel)  
- New Orleans, Louisiana (Provincial Hotel, Charter Street, Royal Street)  
- Texas (Yuma, Tucson, El Paso)  
- Missouri (St. Louis, Quincy, Leavenworth)  
- Illinois (Alton, Cedar Rapids, Chicago)  

Key Events:  
- Travel between Dixon and Los Angeles in 1967  
- Galt’s trip to New Orleans to retrieve Rita Stein’s children  
- Phone calls made by Galt from payphones in Texas  
- Discussions about potential violence and robbery plans  
- Galt’s association with prostitution activities and a bar in Mexico  
- Identification of DYRELL DENNIS as someone Galt allegedly dated  
- Stein’s claims about Galt carrying a Kodak camera box  

Key Organizations:  
- Saint Francis Hotel (Los Angeles)  
- Sultan Room (Los Angeles)  
- International School of Bartending (implied through Galt’s mention of bartending school)  
- U.S. Postal Service (references to forgery and theft charges)  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (Gawron’s prior incarceration)

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