</s>April 2, 1968 Date: 82366-L 1st (tailed Naters Board of Parole. tare of Donald James Nissen Reg. No. 82365-L lac- White Birth Date. 9-26-34 FBI No. 607 320 A 5 years Arizona Sentence. District from. Original offense. Motor Vehicle Theft Act Sentence began. 7-19-65 Released. April 19, 1967 Arizona Transferred to Northern Ga. M.R. Parole- X Violation dateApprox. Nov. 1967 Termination date. July 18, 1970 A United States Prohibition Officer will interview persons designated by the alleged violator and re- cord a summary of digest of their statements bearing on the alleged violation. Charges. Giving USPD Misleading Information/Absorbancing Loss of Contact Donald James Nisson is presently in loss of contact status from the Non- thorn District of Georgia. Nissens last reported to the Probatin Office on 1-2-68 at which time submitted his written monthly report for December, 1967 -68 at that time Nissenn indicated that he was residing at 235 Drew valley Road, Atlanta, GA. Mail sent to Nissan at this address was returned marked "no such number." In October, 1967 Nissan indicated that the was residingat at 2135 Drew Valley Road, Atlanta. Ga. however, the resident at 2125 Drew Valley Road did not know Nisssen. It appears that Nissn submitted false reports for November and December, 1967 in that he has not residing at the address indicated. Nisson's where- about is unknown. Failure to Submit Monthly Reports: Leaving Employment without Notifying the SPO and Association with Undesirable Issen has failed to submit his written Monthly reports for January and obruary, 1968. the Nisson's written monthly reports for December indicated employment with the American Auto Safety Corp. at Atlanta, Ga. According to his company. NISSEN was worked for about two weeks and left their employment employment situation. November. Missen did not keep the USPO advised of his Date/Warrant Issued. Warranty recom SEARCHED WORDED SERAPUTED FRIED Page 2 Parole/Youth. <loc_513><loc_935>FBI-HOUSTON 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains records from SI 44-561, detailing investigations into individuals with surnames LOMEYER in Quincy, Illinois, during April 1968. It includes FBI file numbers (e.g., #730 978A), arrest histories, physical descriptions, employment details, and addresses for HARVEY EDWARD LOHMEYER, WALTER R. LOMEYER, JR., DONALD L. LOMEYER, and THOMAS R. LOMEYER. Records from the Illinois State Prison Farm (Vandalia), Quincy Police Department, and credit bureaus are referenced. The text notes that LOHMEYER had no known ties to Quincy after 1967 and was last reported in California. Employment at Monogram Industries and Dust Dairy is documented, with mentions of union activities and picket lines. No direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr. or the assassination investigation is present in the text.  

Key People:  
- HARVEY EDWARD LOHMEYER (FBI #730 978A)  
- WALTER R. LOMEYER, JR.  
- DONALD L. LOMEYER  
- THOMAND R. LOMEYER  
- CHARLES GARRIEL (Durst Dairy personnel manager)  
- DILL LONG (Monogram Industries personnel manager)  

Key Locations:  
- Quincy, Illinois  
- Vandalia, Illinois (Illinois State Prison Farm)  
- Monogram Industries (Quincy, Illinois)  
- Dust Dairy (Quincy, Illinois)  

Key Events:  
- Arrest records for LOMEYER family members (1940–1965)  
- Employment verification at Monogram Industries and Dust Dairy (1957–1968)  
- Picket line activities during union strikes (1963–1968)  
- Credit bureau records indicating property ownership in Quincy, Illinois  

Key Organizations:  
- Illinois State Prison Farm (Vandalia)  
- Quincy Police Department  
- Monogram Industries  
- Dust Dairy  
- Credit Bureau of Quinney, Inc.

MLK Declassified Files

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