Summary:  
The text contains a series of declassified government records under Executive Order 14176, primarily related to file management, administrative logs, and case files. It includes entries referencing "RAYMOND POLACCO" with multiple instances of his name appearing in connection with photo documentation, interrogation logs, and warning waivers dated between 1968 and 1969. The documents reference locations such as Montgomery, Alabama, and Mobile, Alabama, and include form numbers like FD-340, FPD-395, and F8-240. Some entries contain fragmented or illegible text, including references to "MLK" (possibly a misspelling or abbreviation), labor-related terms, and unclear names such as "Nathar Wauzer." The content appears to pertain to law enforcement records but lacks direct information about the investigation into Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.  

Key People:  
- RAYMOND POLACCO (repeatedly referenced in photo logs, interrogation, and warning waivers)  
- DORALD A. FLINN (special agent associated with file handling)  
- SHAGUNT FABZ, M.D.M.N. (witness to rights waiver)  
- BABE NALARD/DOTETIUS RHEINS (witnesses or signatories)  

Key Locations:  
- Montgomery, Alabama  
- Mobile, Alabama  
- Mexico City (implied via "KAZA, MEXICO")  

Key Events:  
- Photo documentation of RAYMOND POLACCO taken on multiple dates between 1/2/69 and 7/12/69  
- Interrogation log dated 7/28/69 with rights waiver signed by RAYMOND POLACCO  
- Administrative file management entries under E.O. 14176  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (implied via form numbers and case files)  
- Local law enforcement agencies in Alabama (Mobile, Montgomery)

MLK Declassified Files

157-mo-2627_625067_28-06-part_3_of_3.pdf

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