</s>OFFICIAL POINTS NO. 18 MAY 1868-1878 (C.P.O.E.O.) State UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum SAC (157-10673) DATE: TO 4/12/68 FROM : JOSEPH T. SYLVESTER, ASAC SUBJECT: MURKIN At 7-35 PM, 4/12-68, SAC Jay Gamble, Birmingham, telephoneically advised that Birmingham Office had telephoneally advised that Birmingham Office had full-to-wife of Myers who stated that Galt had a April, 1964. It was understood that Mrs. Galt was in all Continental Dance records were left with with Al LeBreton Sr ., of 4332 Spat, Street, New Orleans. ADENDUM: Telephone book, New Orleans, La ., shows Albert L. LeBretton, B.R ., 4433 Spain Street, telephone number 282-82330. JTS:0lp callerla adlind $9m, 4//1/16/1823 157-1016-129 SEARCHED SEARCHIZED JUDICED SENALIZED APRA 5 1968 SHED FBI-NEW ORLEANS JT5-104-04 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O ., 14176

Summary:  
The document is an FBI memorandum dated April 12, 1968, concerning an investigation into records related to Continental Dance Studios. It references Eric Galt, who attended dance lessons at the studio in Birmingham, Alabama, from September 12, 1967, through October 3, 1967. Galt had previously attended lessons in New Orleans, Louisiana, between April 1964 and January 1965. The document notes that dance records were left at an address on Spain Street in New Orleans, associated with Albert L. LeBreton Sr., a landlord of the building where Continental Dance Studios was located prior to its relocation. A contract for the records is stated as unavailable in Birmingham. The text includes contact information for LeBreton and references FBI operations in New Orleans and Birmingham.  

Key People:  
- Eric Galt (attended dance lessons at Continental Dance Studios)  
- Albert L. LeBreton Sr. (landlord of building housing Continental Dance Studios, New Orleans)  
- Joseph T. Sylvester (ASAC, sender of memorandum)  
- Jay Gamble (SAC, Birmingham Office)  

Key Locations:  
- Birmingham, Alabama (FBI office, dance lessons)  
- New Orleans, Louisiana (Continental Dance Studios, Spain Street, 725 Common Street)  

Key Events:  
- Eric Galt’s attendance at Continental Dance Studios in Birmingham and New Orleans (1964–1967)  
- Records left at specified addresses in New Orleans  
- FBI investigation into dance records and their storage locations  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Continental Dance Studios (New Orleans, Alabama)

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