</s>CV 4h-565 further inquired as to profession and indicated to him that he was a lawyer. He said that one patron left the bar prior to his departure and apparently was alone and not seen in the company of any other person while at the end of the year. On April 18, 1969, a search was made of the current KSU catalogue and it was ascertained that a was on the faculty of the KSU associated with the English department of that university. Inasmash as those interviewed, after viewing a photograph of GAILI, did not feel that he has identical to the subject in this matter, no further investigation is recommended. -3- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document is an official form (USA PPSR No. 10) dated May 3, 1968, related to a Bureau of Investigation inquiry in Cleveland, Ohio. It references a communication from Richmond to Cleveland on April 26, 1968, concerning an individual described as a white male who frequented the Carnegie Hotel in Shaker Heights, Ohio, during 1961–1964. The individual was characterized as a loner and pessimist. A person named PAM (a colored barnaid) is mentioned as working at the Carnegie Hotel and later possibly employed at the 79th Cafe on East 79th Street and Kinsman Road, Cleveland, Ohio. PAM’s true name is noted as <loc_154><loc_800>home telephone employment telephone number at the 7th of the 779th Cafe. <loc_827>6843. Employment telephone number at the 70th Street & the 775th Street <loc_268><loc_830>SEARCHED IN/INDEXED.  

Key People  
- PAM (colored barnaid, possibly a nickname or informal term)  
- SA Martin P. McCann, Jr. (recipient of the memorandum)  
- Unknown individual described as a white male associated with the Carnegie Hotel  

Key Locations  
- Carnegie Hotel, Shaker Heights, Ohio  
- 79th Cafe, East 79th Street and Kinsman Road, Cleveland, Ohio  
- Transmission company located across from the Carnegie Bar  

Key Events  
- Inquiry into an individual’s association with the Carnegie Hotel (1961–1964)  
- PAM’s employment history at the Carnegie Hotel and potential connection to the 79th Cafe  
- Reference to a telephone number associated with PAM’s employment  

Key Organizations  
- Transmission company (location unspecified, mentioned as being across from the Carnegie Bar)  
- Bureau of Investigation (involved in the inquiry)

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44-cv-565_738446_03-03-part_3_of_6.pdf

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