</s>FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) FB1 Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plainness or code) Via (Priority) NO 157-10673 PAGE THREE BIRMINGHAM, KANSAS CITY AND MEMPHIS ADVISED AIRMAIL. Armed AND DANGEROUS. Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents detail FBI investigations into potential connections between Louis Lomax, Charles Stein, Eric Galt, and others in relation to a December 1967 phone call allegedly made from a Los Angeles telephone booth. The call is linked to an individual referred to as "Ray," suspected in the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The FBI examined phone records, travel logs, and witness accounts to verify connections between these individuals and the case. Louis Lomax and Charles Stein sought to locate the phone booth where the call was made, while Eric Galt’s stay at the Provincial Motel in New Orleans and interactions with Stein were investigated. Dyrell Dennis, a narcotics addict, is connected to a mysterious blonde woman named Jerri, who was linked to Lomax’s investigation. Rita Stein provided details about her brother Charles J. Stein, his employment history, and family members, including her husband Stanley Lino Rosas, who died from a narcotics overdose in 1966. Telephone records, school enrollment data, and addresses in Los Angeles are referenced, alongside notes on tire mold investigations involving multiple companies with no matches found. Toll call records from the St. Francis Hotel were analyzed for potential leads.  

Key People:  
- Louis Lomax (investigator)  
- Charles Stein (individual associated with the call)  
- Eric Galt (suspected associate of "Ray")  
- Dyrell Dennis (narcotics addict linked to Jerri)  
- Rita Stein (sister of Charles Stein, provided family details)  
- Marie Martin (also known as Marie de Crasse, cousin of Rita Stein)  
- Stanley Lino Rosas (husband of Rita Stein, died from narcotics overdose)  
- W. J. Perkins (visitor to Mexico referenced in travel itinerary)  

Key Locations:  
- Los Angeles (St. Francis Hotel, phone booth investigation, residences between 1964–1968)  
- New Orleans (Provincial Motel, Royal Street, Marie Martin’s relocation from)  
- Hollywood, South El Monte, Burbank, Chico, Redlands, Mentone, El Paso, Nogales (addresses and travel references)  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into a December 1967 phone call allegedly made by "Ray" from a Los Angeles telephone booth.  
- FBI efforts to cross-reference phone numbers, travel records, and witness accounts to verify connections to "Ray" and the assassination case.  
- Marie Martin’s relocation to California from New Orleans in the mid-1960s and her departure from the St. Francis Hotel on an unspecified date.  
- Death of Stanley Lino Rosas from a narcotics overdose in 1966.  
- Analysis of toll call records from the St. Francis Hotel and tire mold investigations involving multiple companies with no matches found.  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)  
- Telephone companies (providing call records)  
- Ace Tire Motor Co., Los Angeles Matrix Co., General Equipment Exchange, S.M.C. Inc. (tire mold investigation companies)  
- LAPD (implied through context of law enforcement records)

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