</s>JN 157-9586 Enclosed for each office, except for Memphis and Birmingham, is one copy of referenced Bureau airtel, dated 4/7/69. As directed by Bureau, a review of all motel records for the period March 29, to April 3, 1968, of motel in Corinth, Miss , made and the names of those individuals registered at the motels during this period have been obtained, and their names are revealed on appropriate FD-3026s. One copy each of the FD-3028s, where appropriate, are being submitted to the appropriate offices, as set out below: FD-302 Division Mrs. LOUISE BREWER, Mgr. Round-Town Motel Birmingham Chicago Detroit Dallas Indianaapolis Kansas City Little Rock Kansasville Memphis Memphis Milwaukee New York Omaha St. Louis Springfieldld Tampa 2 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary: The text contains fragmented entries of personal records, primarily focusing on individuals with surnames such as Thompson, Faulkner, Houston, and Pierce. Entries include names, dates of birth, locations, aliases, and miscellaneous identifiers. Some records reference criminal activities or organizations, such as thefts and a "Stadt Rechael Cartel (1947)" (possibly a typographical error). The text also includes redacted social security numbers (SSNs) and notes about releases under Executive Order 1478 and 14178. No direct mention of Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present in the provided content.

Key People:  
- Thompson, John (multiple entries with varied details, including SSN 101-12-1120 [redacted])  
- Faulkner, Jimmy Lewis; Faulkner, James W.  
- Houston, Agnes MRS.; Houston, Adolphus; Houston, Albert Vernon; Houston, Alert Lee  
- Pierce, Bobby Joe; Pierre, Borby; Pierde, Bo3  

Key Locations:  
- Chicago, Illinois; Aurora, Illinois; South Bend, Indiana; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Oklahoma; Charleston, South Carolina; Louisville, Kentucky  

Key Events:  
- Theft of approximately forty thousand dollars worth of property from John L. No Loughlin at Houston Airport (1963)  
- References to "Stadt Rechael Cartel (1947)" (likely a typographical error or misidentification)  

Key Organizations:  
- Illinois State Adult Conference (mentioned in context of Agnes Houston's role)

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