</s>ACE MINE ON APRIL TWENTY SIX MIXTEEN SIXTYEIGHT SA PHIL RODRIGUEZ, OSI ADVISED HIS COMMANDING OFFICER AT SHREVEPORT HAD RECEIVED A CLASSIFIED MESSAGE FROM PARENTS OF RITA REMKOPF INOUIRING AS TO WHEATHER OR NOT THEIR DAUGHTER WAS IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY OF THE FBI. RODRIDGUEZ STATED THAT REMKOFF WAS TO MEET HER PARENTS NOW IN THAILAND IN CALIFORNIA UPON THEIR RETURN FROM OVERSEAS BUT HAD ADVISED HER PARENTS SHE COULD NOT MEET THEM UNTIL "AFTER THEIAL" REFERING TO THE TRIAL OF RAY AND THAT SHE WAS FLYING TO FLORIDA, REASON HOT INDICATED. RODRIEGUEZ WAS ADVISIDED THAT REKHOPF INTERVIEWED BY AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE IN CONNECTION WITH FUGITIVE INVESTIGATION SEING CONDUCTED INSTANT MATTER ALONG WITH NUMEROUS OTHER STEWARDESSES AND CREWMEN OF DELTA AIRLINES AND THAT SHE WAS NOT IN PROTECTION CUSTODY OF FBI AND THAT THIS OFFICEE MAD NO INFORMATION TO INDICATE REMKOF WOULD BE INVOLVED IN ANY TRIAL. REMKOPP TELEPHONICALLY ADVISAD NEW ORLEANS OFFICE In- INSTANT DATE SHE WAS EMOTIONALLY USET, NEEDED COMPANIONSHIP AND HAD TELEPIONICALLY CONTACT AN AUNT IN OKLAHOMA WHO SHE END PAGE NINE 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text comprises a fragmented FBI memorandum dated April 29, 1968, referencing an investigation into potential suspects linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. It includes notes from Special Agent James Richard Flick regarding interviews with Ida Seed, a clerk in Cherokee County, Georgia, who provided information about local residents J. L. Lawson and James P. Cannon. Seed described Cannon as a respected community member employed by Concord Rubber Company in New Jersey, frequently traveling out of town. The document notes that Cannon was observed in Louisiana and may have been seen driving a 1963 Oldsmobile. It also references ongoing investigations into "Robinson" and mentions copies sent to Atlanta, Dallas, and Memphis, noting they are "armed and dangerous." The text includes redactions for sensitive information and references to Executive Order 14176 for release.  

Key People:  
- Ida Seed (Cherokee County Clerk)  
- J. L. Lawson (local resident, Canton, Georgia)  
- James P. Cannon (Concord Rubber Company employee, New Jersey)  
- Robinson (subject of separate investigation)  
- Special Agent James Richard Flick (investigator)  

Key Locations:  
- Canton, Georgia  
- Cherokee County, Georgia  
- Concord Rubber Company (Cherry Hill, New Jersey)  
- Louisiana  
- Atlanta, Dallas, Memphis (locations of investigative copies)  

Key Events:  
- Interview with Ida Seed regarding J. L. Lawson and James P. Cannon  
- Investigation into potential suspects linked to MLK's assassination  
- Mention of ongoing inquiry into "Robinson"  
- Notes on Cannon’s travel patterns and vehicle (1963 Oldsmobile)  
- Reference to FBI memorandum and release under Executive Order 14176  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Cherokee County Sheriff's Office  
- Concord Rubber Company

MLK Declassified Files

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