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Summary  
This document contains FBI investigative records related to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., focusing on telephone call activity in New Orleans, Louisiana, during December 1967. The investigation centers on James Earl Ray (J.E.R.), identified as a suspect in the case, and includes interviews with subscribers of specific New Orleans telephone numbers linked to calls placed from Texas during the period December 15–17, 1967. The FBI reports detail efforts to trace these calls, including interviews with individuals who may have been contacted by Ray or others associated with him. No direct connection to Dr. King’s assassination is established in this document, but it reflects broader investigative activity related to the case.  

Key People  
- **James Earl Ray (J.E.R.)**: Identified as a suspect in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., though no direct evidence linking him to the crime is provided in this report.  
- **Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.**: Deceased victim of the assassination, referenced in the case title but not directly discussed in the document’s content.  
- **Sister Mary Ernstine, S.C.**: Principal of St. Paul’s Catholic School in New Orleans; interviewed regarding a telephone number associated with calls from Texas.  
- **Joseph J. Hilton**: Self-employed painter contractor in New Orleans; subscriber to a telephone number linked to calls from Houston, Texas.  
- **Florence Hilton**: Wife of Joseph J. Hilton; provided information about calls received from Texas.  
- **Ethel Madeline Jones (formerly Mrs. Ethell Mitchell)**: Subscriber to a New Orleans telephone number; reported receiving a call from her niece in Houston, Texas.  
- **Alma Stewart**: Resident of Algiers, Louisiana; mentioned as receiving calls from Houston, Texas.  
- **Lucille Senate**: Resided in New Orleans; provided information about a telephone number linked to a seaman named H. Lovric.  
- **Joyce Lyons**: Resident of Gretna, Louisiana; reported her husband’s employment with Brown and Root, Incorporated, and potential calls from Houston, Texas.  
- **Hilda DeLosReyes**: New Orleans resident who denied receiving long-distance calls from Texas during the specified period.  
- **Ruth A. Geisbuhler**: New Orleans resident who recalled a call from Texas in November 1967, possibly related to a shipboard cruise.  
- **Gate Livin Drost and Myrtle Mae Doescher**: Residents of New Orleans; both reported receiving calls from Texas during December 1967.  

Key Locations  
- **New Orleans, Louisiana**: Central location for interviews and telephone number investigations.  
- **Houston, Texas**: Source of long-distance calls linked to the investigation.  
- **San Antonio, Texas**: Mentioned in administrative notes regarding FBI office coordination.  
- **Los Angeles, California**: Reference to a trip involving a pay telephone call from a coin box.  
- **Gulf of Mexico**: Associated with Brown and Root, Incorporated’s pipeline operations, potentially linked to calls from Houston.  

Key Events  
- **Telephone Call Investigations**: The FBI traced multiple long-distance calls made to New Orleans numbers during December 15–17, 1967, originating from Texas. These calls were associated with individuals suspected of contact with James Earl Ray.  
- **Interviews with Subscribers**: Over a dozen residents of New Orleans were interviewed regarding calls received from Houston, Texas, including details about seamen, ship movements, and employment ties to companies like Brown and Root, Incorporated.  
- **Administrative Coordination**: The FBI coordinated efforts between offices in New Orleans, Houston, and San Antonio to track leads and interview witnesses.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted the investigation, including interviews, telephone number tracking, and coordination across regional offices.  
- **Brown and Root, Incorporated**: Mentioned as an employer of individuals potentially involved in calls from Houston, Texas.

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