</s>C6-44-11/4-1A Vol.3 Sen. 54-62 FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER CG - CHICAGO Class: Cose # Sub Vol Serial# WATER DAMAGED FILE Class: 11/14 1A 3 1A4 1A6E File Professionally Cleaned and Processed 12/05/47307 Safe for Use RRPW010101 Staining and/or Discoloration May Still Exist 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a mix of administrative records and fragmented entries primarily related to FBI files from the 1960s-1970s, including references to James Earl Ray (linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination), photos taken in 1960 and 1968, and file numbers associated with Susan Jans Donian. It also includes extensive lists of savings and loan associations in Illinois with addresses, names, phone numbers, and dates ranging from 1947 to 1976. Some entries mention declassification notes under Executive Order 14176, though the content lacks direct connection to MLK's assassination investigation beyond isolated references to Ray and dated photos.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (linked to MLK's assassination)  
- Susan Jans Donian  
- Frank Devey, Florian Piscula, Michael Rehak, Frank Karpar, P.T., P.Y.Cernal, M.ClosyKroof, P.L. Reuire Trease, R.A. Nelson, W.W.Ruff, J.A. Brate, Frank Kuckelich  

Key Locations:  
- Chicago (Illinois), Berwyn, Brookfield, Aurora, Calumet City, Broadview, Blue Island, Antioch, Addison, and other Illinois towns  

Key Events:  
- References to FBI file processing, photo documentation of individuals (including James Earl Ray) from 1960–1968, savings & loan association records, and declassification under E.O. 14176  

Key Organizations:  
- Savings & Loan Associations in Illinois  
- FBI Central Records Center (Chicago)  
- Unspecified federal agencies

MLK Declassified Files

44-cg-1114-1a_sec_003_ser_1a54-1a62-part_01_of_13.pdf

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