</s>Page 5 of 8 Pager B'Him PD Brunght (13) 1965 Churootk 2nd dellan Clack w Midfield PD Shuggin (DOT) Carrier Leil (1/8th Block 1/6/16) POT UN 3.5546 A TO 7001 1968 alla die 15200 Owner: Harvey Belkwin, 138 woodfar Ior ., midfield Cree# F53800 1 (1965 Chiroot 2-dhe Sedan (Dot) Black/ Blue 3/2/k8 UN 1663775/22 0796 1968 Clark Virginia die 4/18795 (Own: Larry Bennett, 2332 2687 W B/han) Cue # F522237 1 (B) 1953 Churoet 4-du Sedan DOT( Blue DIN B.59 A170565 4/11/83 1968 allan lie # 59 6032 (Owner: Jay Howard Haynes, 1301 2775 S, 4/4/2) Case # F532211 2022 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents contain fragmented records of vehicle registration data, long-distance telephone calls, toll billing information, and administrative forms. Vehicle entries include models (e.g., Chrysler, Pontiac, Chevrolet), license plate details, VIN numbers, ownership information, and locations such as Birmingham PD, Midfield PD, and Alabama addresses. Some records reference stolen vehicles or license plates, with notes on release under Executive Order 14176. Telephone call data includes dates (e.g., 9/28, 9/30, 10/4, 10/6), times, phone numbers, and names such as Thomas N. Brown, J.J. Haine, Richard A.D. Mu, and A.C. Cheanett. Billing codes like "TOLL TOTAL," "STATE TAX," and "FEDERAL TAX" are noted, alongside administrative forms (e.g., FD-340) and redacted entries. One entry identifies Eric Starvo Galt as a man resembling someone who visited The Gun Rack Store in Birmingham, Alabama, on March 27, 1968, based on a statement by Clyde Manasco. Toll call billing records span November 1967 to April 1968 and are linked to subscribers like Mrs. Beaulieu Britton and Mrs. Dicher Britten, with locations including Jasper, Alabama, and Chattanooga, Tennessee. The documents also reference fictional characters from Ian Fleming’s novels (*Casino Royale*, *Diamonds Are Forever*) alongside call records and document release notes under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People  
- Clyde Manasco (provided a statement identifying Eric Starvo Galt)  
- Eric Starvo Galt (described as resembling a man seen at The Gun Rack Store)  
- Mrs. Beaulieu Britton (subscriber associated with toll number 387-7985)  
- Mrs. Dicher Britten (subscriber associated with toll number 367-7858)  
- Thomas N. Brown, J.J. Haine, Richard A.D. Mu, A.C. Cheanett (names appearing in telephone records)  

Key Locations  
- Birmingham, Alabama (Gun Rack Store visit referenced by Clyde Manasco; locations linked to vehicle registration data and toll billing)  
- Midfield PD, Birmingham PD (locations mentioned in vehicle registration records)  
- Jasper, Alabama (address linked to Mrs. Beaulieu Britton)  
- Chattanooga, Tennessee (multiple billing entries for phone numbers)  
- El Paso, Texas; Duran Flatloros; Tucson; Phoen ville (possibly a misspelling of Phoenix); Turlock (locations mentioned in telephone records)  

Key Events  
- Visit to The Gun Rack Store in Birmingham, Alabama, on March 27, 1968 (described by Clyde Manasco as resembling Eric Starvo Galt)  
- Toll call billing activity for subscribers between November 1967 and April 1968  
- Stolen vehicle records and license plate data referenced in administrative forms  
- Long-distance telephone call records with dates, durations, and billing details  
- Document release under Executive Order 14176  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (implied via references to FD-340 forms and declassification notes)  
- Law enforcement agencies (e.g., Birmingham Police Department, Midfield Police Department)  
- Tax authorities (state and federal; referenced in billing codes like "STATE TAX" and "FEDERAL TAX")

MLK Declassified Files

44-bh-1740_729219_12-01-part_03_of_11.pdf

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