</s>Here let him rest, while we this truth report He's gone from here unto a higher court To plied his cause, where he was this death know Dedicated to Riley Shamburger, Whether to Coaster he was fried, or foe, Pete Ray, Leo Baker -Union Virginia Colonies, 1876 and Wade Gray. 2019 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 1878

Summary  
The document contains fragmented, disjointed text referencing U.S. military operations, Cold War-era geopolitical strategies, and logistical details of covert actions. It includes mentions of locations such as Cuba, Central America, the Caribbean Sea, and specific airfields, alongside names like Riley Shamburger, Pete Ray, Leo Baker, Wade Gray, and Arthur Sylvester. The content appears to mix administrative notes, speculative discussions about military planning, and unrelated narrative fragments. No direct information about Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present.  

Key People  
- Riley Shamburger  
- Pete Ray  
- Leo Baker  
- Wade Gray  
- Arthur Sylvester (high-ranking cabinet officer)  
- Arthur Snyder (implied as a high-risking cabinet office official)  
- General Doctor (referenced in military contexts)  
- James Bond (implied as a secret agent)  
- President (referred to generally)  
- CIA personnel ("The Company")  
- Senator Galvatron  
- Congressman(s)  
- General Robert Smith  

Key Locations  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Florida  
- Central America  
- Caribbean Sea (specifically "Caribbean SEA")  
- Guantanamo Bay  
- Puerto Cabales  
- Cuba  
- The Bay of Pigs  
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida  
- Miami, Florida  
- New York  
- Various U.S. states (locations unspecified)  

Key Events  
- Discussions about U.S. military operations in the Caribbean and Central America, including the Bay of Pigs invasion.  
- References to Cold War-era geopolitical strategies involving the USSR and the United States.  
- Fragmented accounts of military planning, personnel interactions, and logistical details (e.g., airfield operations, recruitment efforts).  
- Mentions of failed or contested missions, implied through references to "post mortems" and "strategic planning."  
- Discussions about CIA covert actions, legal scrutiny, and congressional inquiries into government activities.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- U.S. Department of Commerce  
- U.S. Air Force  
- U.S. military branches  
- Bureau of the Attorney General  
- U.S. Congress  
- Media outlets (e.g., New York World Report)  

Note: The text includes numbers that may appear as social security numbers but are not explicitly confirmed as such. These have been noted for compliance with redaction guidelines. No actionable information about Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present in this text.

MLK Declassified Files

44-bh-1740_729219_12-01-part_09_of_11.pdf

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