</s>JAMES EARL RAY Information. According to Stuin, Tay did call the Greyhound Bus Station and made a notation on the memorandum slip. Stein stated during interview that he is eager to go to Memphis, Tennessee, to be a witness or a Ray trial. He said he intends to take him a camera or a photo- grapher to record his actions as a witness and that he intends to write a book about his experiences in this case. Stein said that he would be able to make the book a good seller and all profits on his daily basis to make a book a Stein was asked if he had ever heard ray mention anyone named was asked to be he had every negatly. He said he knows of no connection between the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr. Stein continued that James Garrison, New Orleans District Attorney, and contacted his secretary, Marie Lee in New Orleans Attorney, to have Stein contact him. made two attempts to call Stein contact his Stein said he were not completed. Stein advised that he had called the District Attorney's Office in Memphis to obtain permission to telegraph, Say in prison for information concerning the December, 1967 trip to prison for Information concerning the Department of the Department's Fifth avenue and while permission was not granted, Stein did telegraph ray in prison. As of the date of interview, Stein started he had not received any information from Ray. During the Interview with Stein, on several occasions, he disregarded into the realm of metaphysics thought concerning the correspondence of many of Christie, Stdin stated that he had no commitment to any other people, but that he is living on a day-to-day basis with friends. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. -2* - 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O.E.O ., 14176

Summary: This document contains a list of individuals with associated license plate information and vehicle details. Entries include names, addresses, license numbers, car models, and states. The text includes repeated references to "2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176," likely indicating declassification status. No direct mention of Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related investigative activities is present.  

Key People: Charles Frazier, J.H. Kirkman, Vernon O. Webb, Howard Askew, G.A. Nisbet, Robert Probert, Opal Cook, O.M. Kerus, A.L. Hurley, Irving S. Rosenfield, A.H. Houson, Robert Pierce, Arthur C. Stoll, Donald E. Koons, H. Higgins, R.P. Gillihouse, W.C. Calvery, Betty Teaford, R.M. Dillon, John Stronstrong, Hilton H. Johnson, Bryon H. Countryman, W.H. Borg, Paul McReynolds, James L. Lang, R.F. Berry, Tony F. England, Mrs. Hardin V. Pettinger, Bert Abney, Glenn F. Haines, Charles F. Whitson, Lawrence Findley, John R. Thornbury, James Webster, Harold Milkiser, Richard A. Zolonskiser, Charles F. Bourret, Edgar R. Schrick, T.W. Stevens, Paul Nobis, Darrel F. Polard, Woodie Grotewold, Robert D. Carver, L.L. Bidedwell, Norman L. Miller, Thomas M. Stokes, Charles P. Kelly, Fred Jones, J.H. Mims, Roscope L. Home, A.O. Cunningham, R.H. Hawkins, M.O. Johnson, S.O. Rozas, Floyd E. Ready, Charles B. Dehaven, J.M.R. Gardner, F.J. Johnson, F.C. Jordanson, Mort Wright, C.I. Haneey.  

Key Locations: Atlanta, Georgia; Illinois (various cities); Indiana; Iowa; Kentucky; Louisiana; Michigan; Minnesota.  

Key Events: No specific events or investigative details are provided beyond the list of individuals and vehicle information.  

Key Organizations: None identified in the text.

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