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Summary  
The text comprises declassified government records from the 1960s, primarily FBI informant reports and investigative files related to two distinct cases. The first set focuses on surveillance of white supremacist groups linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, including the Silver Dollar Group (SDG), its members R.J. Glover and E.D. Morace, and suspect Tommie Lee Jones. These documents detail discussions about violence against civil rights leaders, weapons procurement, and FBI monitoring of extremist activities. The second set involves an investigation into financial and potential subversive ties connected to a dance studio in New Orleans, involving Eric Storvo Galt, Marlin Myers, and Louella Lutz. This includes inquiries into banking records, vital statistics, and connections to Cold War-era "subversive case files." Both sets reflect FBI investigative practices of the era, with the first emphasizing racial tensions and the second highlighting financial and possibly criminal activities.  

Key People  
- **R.J. Glover**: Leader of the SDG involved in planning violence against MLK.  
- **E.D. Morace**: Collaborated with Glover on explosives and Klan coordination.  
- **Tommie Lee Jones**: Suspected FBI informant linked to conspiracy but no direct evidence of murder involvement.  
- **Eric Storvo Galt**: Central figure in the dance studio financial investigation.  
- **Marlin Myers**: Operator of a New Orleans dance studio with ties to Birmingham.  
- **Louella Lutz**: Partner in the New Orleans studio who relocated to California; allegedly held sensitive records.  

Key Locations  
- **Louisiana** (New Orleans): Site of the dance studio and FBI investigations into Galt, Myers, and Lutz.  
- **Alabama** (Birmingham): Mentioned as a location for Marlin Myers’ activities.  
- **California**: Louella Lutz’s relocation to Los Angeles was noted in the investigation.  

Key Events  
- **SDG Activities**: Planning riots, weapon procurement, and surveillance of MLK’s Memphis visit.  
- **FBI Surveillance**: Monitoring white supremacist groups and civil rights activists during 1968.  
- **Dance Studio Investigation**: FBI checks on financial records, banking transactions, and potential subversive ties for Eric Storvo Galt and associates.  

Key Organizations  
- **Silver Dollar Group (SDG)**: White supremacist organization linked to the KKK and violent acts against civil rights leaders.  
- **Ku Klux Klan (KKK)**: Connected to SDG through shared extremist activities.  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted surveillance, financial investigations, and Cold War-era subversive case monitoring.  
- **Whitney National Bank**: Mentioned as a financial institution tied to the New Orleans dance studio.

MLK Declassified Files

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