</s>JN 157-9586 23 RICHARD L. PEARSON 1611 Riverside Drive Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma License ZF5337, Oldsmobile Oklahoma Licensoe ZF5337, Oldsmobile HOBERT R. ROLSTON Tulsa, Oklahoma Bottler, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania License 626278 GEORGE A. MYERS Route 1, Tumeka Road Doylestown, Pennsylvania Tennessee license AP9452 Doyestown, PA ARTHUR C. FARLEY P. O. Box 615 Lansdale, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. WALTER SHIPLEY 8105 Ardmore Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania license W 8105, Ford Mr. & Mrs. T. REDYHE 206 Vine Street Gaffney, South Carolina South Carolina License E58185, Oldmobile KARL G. KING Route 3, Box 296 Sutter, South Carolina EVERETT MARSEN and daughter P. 0. Box 555 Port Royal, South Caroline 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains a list of individuals registered at motels across multiple U.S. states between March 29 and April 3, 1968, with entries including names, addresses, license plate numbers, and locations. It references FBI investigations into motel records during this period, specifically highlighting the Corona Plaza Motel in Corinth, Mississippi, and its registration logs. The text notes inquiries into individuals associated with James Earl Ray, including checks for connections to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., and includes references to license plate information and vehicle registrations as part of the investigation. It also mentions the release of information under Executive Order 1968-14176.  

Key People  
- Glenn Munson, T. Schoenwald, Loren Atkins, L. S. Morton, Bill Woolery, H. Gaege, R. E. Carlington, Glenn W. Smith, James W. Myers, Lewis Sneesby, Cecil D. Barthorthon, H. D. McClendon, J. W. Caldell, Robert Collins, Nick Bingham, George W. Logan, Ross Dyson, W. W. Tate, John E. Jackson, W. O. Caldwell, Lois Wood, Johnny Sparke, Barton C. Brooks, Tad Smith, James C. Cason, Russ Frisbie, A. T. Morgan, Peter Knop, Harry Lane, Jack Wright, Danny James, Bob Switzler, David W. Wilkins, J. W. Hank, Bill Mooney, Jerry McGregor, R. A. Faircloth, Dent Brandt, William Homola  
- James Earl Ray (implied as subject of investigation)  

Key Locations  
- Corinth, Mississippi (Corona Plaza Motel)  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Kansas City, Missouri  
- Lancaster, Pennsylvania  
- Wayne, Pennsylvania  
- Lake Preston, South Dakota  
- Huron, South Dakota  
- Chattanooga, Tennessee  
- Nashville, Tennessee  
- Jackson, Tennessee  
- Union City, Tennessee  
- Potosi, Wisconsin  
- Decatur, Illinois  
- Galatia, Illinois  
- Newton, Illinois  
- Willow Hill, Illinois  
- Elkhart, Indiana  
- Vinton, Iowa  
- Ottumwa, Iowa  
- Sioux City, Iowa  
- Des Moines, Iowa  
- Louisville, Kentucky  
- Paducah, Kentucky  
- Carvelton, Kentucky  
- Bowling Green, Kentucky  
- Scottsville, Kentucky  
- Columbus, Kentucky  
- Minneapolis, Minnesota  
- Greenwood, Mississippi  
- Tupelo, Mississippi  
- Jackson, Mississippi  
- Aurora, Alabama  
- Florence, Alabama  
- Arkansas (implied via "Rebel Motel")  

Key Events  
- FBI investigation into motel registrations between March 29 and April 3, 1968  
- Inquiry into individuals associated with James Earl Ray, including checks for connections to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Review of license plate information and vehicle registrations as part of the investigation  
- Release of information under Executive Order 1968-14176  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Southern Motel, Round-Town Motel, Holiday Inn Motel, E1-Ray Motel, Merry Acres Motel (referenced in motel management details)

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157-mo-2627_625067_27-06-part_2_of_3.pdf

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