</s>FD-340 (REV. 6-24-65) File No. 157-106723-1/4-22 Date Received 4-19-68 From (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR). (ADDRESS OF CONTRITOR) (CITY AND STATE) By (NAME of SPECIAL AGENT) To Be Returned Yes Receipt given Yes Description: No Registwers of Erie S. Salt 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a mix of administrative records and fragmented entries primarily related to photographic data, film processing, and investigative file management. FD-340 forms (FBI crime reporting standards) are referenced with file numbers, dates, and descriptions of photographic materials, including negatives and film types such as Agfa Gevaert and Kodak. Locations like Erie, Atlanta, and New Orleans are noted in photographic logs, though their relevance to the MLK assassination investigation is not explicitly established. References to "2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176" indicate declassification under Executive Order 14176. Some entries appear to be form submissions or administrative logs with limited substantive content. A second set of fragmented records includes redacted names, numerical data, and references to investigative file numbers (e.g., "Date Received 4-14-68"), alongside mentions of "COMPOSITE OF UNSUB" suggesting unidentified person profiles. Social security numbers are present but redacted as [SSN REDACTED]. No direct information about Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related investigations is found in these records.  

Key People:  
- Eric S. Galt (mentioned in film negatives)  
- Eric Starvo Galt, Harvey Lowmyer, John Willard (unsub composite descriptions)  
- JEROME JEROMAN, JE KELORAMAS, JE CLORAMADA, JERRY, MICHAEL KELLJERN, JENMI, JEFFRIAN KELLIE, JAMES E. THOMAS, CESAR TALKER (redacted names in administrative records)  
- Contributors (names redacted)  
- Special agents (names redacted)  

Key Locations:  
- Erie, Pennsylvania  
- Atlanta, Georgia  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- Other unspecified locations referenced in photographic logs  

Key Events:  
- Submission of photographic records and negatives  
- Administrative processing of film and photography data  
- Declassification under Executive Order 14176  
- References to investigative file numbers and dates (e.g., "Date Received 4-14-68")  
- Mentions of "COMPOSITE OF UNSUB" in fragmented records  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Agfa Gevaert (film manufacturer)  
- Kodak (film manufacturer)  
- U.S. Government agencies handling declassification and record-keeping  
- Bupedal, Bursaral (contributor names in administrative records)

MLK Declassified Files

157-no-10673_hs1-852666771_128-06-part_1_of_6.pdf

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