Summary  
The text contains a collection of declassified government records, primarily FBI fingerprint cards and administrative forms related to criminal investigations in the 1960s. It includes entries under Executive Order 14176, referencing individuals with names such as "James Earl Ray," "Lee Spradlin," and others. The documents detail fingerprint submissions, addresses, occupations, and arrest records. Some entries reference locations like Atlanta, Georgia; Pittsburgh, Tennessee; and Illinois. A few mentions of dates (e.g., 4/25/68) and names associated with the FBI's file management system are present. No direct information about Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination or related investigations is found in these records.  

Key People  
- James Earl Ray: Name appears in multiple entries, including a reference to "Xerox Copy of e Ray's fito from ISP, PONTAC, ILL."  
- Lee Spradlin: Listed as a contributor with fingerprint data submitted on 4/95/168.  
- Robert O'Ppenner: Mentioned in a record with an address in Atlanta, Georgia.  
- Other names include "Leurie Ray monel Douste," "Lewi Raymond Bowke," and "Lee (WWW) SPRADLIN" (possibly misrendered or incomplete).  

Key Locations  
- Atlanta, Georgia: Multiple entries reference this city, including addresses like "3021 Stewart Ave, Atlanta, Ga."  
- Pittsburgh, Tennessee: Address noted as "837-720TH SOUTH PITSBURG TENN."  
- Illinois: References to locations such as Alton, Illinois, and mentions of the Illinois State Penitentiary.  

Key Events  
- Fingerprint submissions and record-keeping for criminal investigations (e.g., "FD-340 (REV.8-17-62)" forms).  
- Administrative entries related to FBI file management, including dates like 4/25/68 and references to "File No. 44-23868-1472."  
- Mention of a criminal record for an individual with ties to Illinois, including a reference to a "criminologist's report" dated June 30, 2062 (likely a typographical error).  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Central to the records, with references to forms like FD-340 and file numbers.  
- Illinois State Penitentiary: Mentioned in transfer orders and administrative logs.  
- Department of Public Safety (Illinois): Referenced in criminologist reports and administrative filings.

MLK Declassified Files

44-at-2386_hs1-852715321_165-02-part_10_of_11.pdf

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