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Summary  
The text comprises fragmented FBI records from the 1950s–1970s, likely involving investigations into threats against civil rights leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr. The documents reference multiple cases, some related to fugitives or suspects like Lawrence D. Stout (ASN 15-22-2217), John C. Medizer (a white supremacist linked to the National Socialist White People’s Party), and Robert C. Buxton (alleged to have threatened MLK in 1965). The records include investigative notes on tracking suspects, addresses (e.g., "3201 East 92nd Street"), and locations such as Detroit, Chicago, Dallas, Springfield, and St. Louis. Some sections are garbled or contain unclear codes ("1/2/5/14 1/3/13/14") possibly due to redaction, encryption, or OCR errors. A 1968 reference to MLK suggests the text may mix unrelated records or reflect ongoing surveillance during the civil rights era.  

Key People  
- **Lawrence D. Stout** (ASN 15-22-2217): Suspect linked to threats against MLK, with criminal history including motor vehicle violations and arrests in New Hampshire.  
- **John C. Medizer**: White male described as 5'11", 145 lbs, blond hair, blue eyes, active in the National Socialist White People’s Party (NSWP) in Chicago.  
- **Robert C. Buxton**: Alleged to have threatened MLK in 1965; described as 6'4", 240 lbs, red hair, brown eyes, with a scar on his left wrist.  

Key Locations  
- **Detroit** (SAC Detroit, case #42-3/16)  
- **Chicago** (SAC Chicago, case #26-27/21)  
- **Dallas**, **St. Louis**, **Springfield**, and **Ohio** (referenced in corrupted or unrelated entries).  

Key Events  
- FBI efforts to track fugitives like Stout, including contacting hotel staff, bar owners, and union records (e.g., Safarola Union).  
- Investigations into threats against MLK, with references to NSWP activities and potential connections to anti-civil rights groups.  
- Mention of April 25, 1968, aligning with the timeline of MLK’s assassination (April 4, 1968) and subsequent unrest.  

Key Organizations  
- **National Socialist White People’s Party (NSWP)**: A white supremacist group active in the U.S., linked to John C. Medizer.  
- **FBI Field Offices**: Including Western Field Office (WFO), SAC Detroit, SAC Chicago, and Springfield.  
- **Safarola Union**: Mentioned in investigative notes as a potential source of information on suspects.  

Notes: Some sections contain garbled text or unclear codes, possibly due to redaction, encryption, or OCR errors. The document may include unrelated records (e.g., "Cramer" in Ohio) due to file misplacement or corruption. No social security numbers are present.

MLK Declassified Files

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