</s>OFFICIAL FORM 10.10 MAY FEDERATION MAY PRIMA (CFO) (GPO) 2016 UNITED STATES ERNMENT Memorandum TO SAC, CLEVELAND (44-565) DATE: 4/23/68 FROM : SA SUBJECT: SA Re Bureau teletype to all SAGs, 4/22/68. Wanted compliance with above referenced communication, In compliance with all SAGS, 4 /22/66. Drug Abuse Flyer's and 10's were furnished to the Federal Drug Abuse Office in the Engineers Building, Narotexics Squad, Cleveland Police Department, and the Federal Bureau of Narcotics Office in The Federal Building, at Bureau in Narcotics Officer in the Federal Building. Be contacted in connection with the above-captioned matter. Cleveland Office, was contacted this U.S. Immigration Office, Investigator, U. S. Immigration Officer, James Inoce, was used by subject to the federal and furnished all advised that stops this date and furnished anonymous their traffic control center in conjunction with and his known aliases. He advised this stop concerns with both control center he received this with his known allies. He advises this officers under Cleveland Unified address addresses two offices under Cleveland, United States and Wanded Flyers. have been furnished to to the Sandusky and Toledo Police. Hopkins Airport, who is head of the Traffic Departing Manager, Air Canada, Cleveland Hopkins Airport, who was recontacted on 4/2/68 and Clevelands enroute Canada, was reconstructed on 4 /2/66 and funished with additional names used by Subject. (1) MKM 44-566-2334 SEARCHED, INDEXED, SERIALIZED, Filed, A7R 23 1968 FB1-CLEVELAND Buy U.5. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents contain a mix of administrative records, investigative reports, and case files from the FBI’s Cleveland and Memphis divisions during April 1968. Key elements include:  
- A complaint form (FD-71) detailing an individual who reported seeing someone resembling Martin Luther King Jr. in Holland Corners, Ohio, on April 21, 1968. The subject was described as a man in his forties, wearing a green trench coat, with a chiseled nose, bright eyes, and a slight beard. The complainant alleged the individual was heading toward Ohio Turnpike or Youngstown, Ohio.  
- An FBI record (405942G) listing criminal history for an individual with aliases, including burglary, forgery, robbery charges in California, Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa, with convictions from 1946 to 1967. The file notes the subject’s alleged connections to the Operating Engineers Union Local 18 and a prior prison record.  
- Administrative memos referencing cost data requests for investigations, including man-hours spent by FBI agents, mileage traveled, and office expenses.  
- Teletypes and case files mentioning a suspect linked to civil rights activities, with details on movements, employment (e.g., Carling Brewing Company), and alleged associations with the FBI’s Cleveland field office.  
- References to NBC News broadcasts and an Alcoholic Clinic in Atlanta, possibly tied to identifying a suspect resembling MLK.  

Key People:  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (subject of complaint)  
- John Edgar Hoover (FBI Director)  
- Ray (complainant)  
- Subject with aliases (criminal record details provided)  
- Operating Engineers Union Local 18 member  

Key Locations:  
- Cleveland, Ohio  
- Toledo, Ohio  
- Sandusky, Ohio  
- Holland Corners, Ohio  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Youngstown, Ohio  
- Atlanta, Georgia  
- New York City  

Key Events:  
- Complaint filed on April 21, 1968, regarding a man resembling MLK in Ohio.  
- FBI investigation into criminal history of an individual with ties to multiple states and unions.  
- Cost data request for case management (April 1968).  
- Teletype references to NBC News broadcasts and identification efforts involving an Alcoholic Clinic in Atlanta.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Cleveland Police Department  
- Operating Engineers Union Local 18  
- U.S. Immigration Office  
- Postal Inspection Service  
- State Penitentiary (Missouri)

MLK Declassified Files

44-cv-565_738446_03-02-part_6_of_6.pdf

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