</s>FILE# 44-38861 DATE EXAMINER # JK Q# 352-353 K# NEGATIVES INITIALS U.S. Postal Mone andles, Euc S. Sheet 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text contains fragmented entries with file numbers (e.g., FILE# 44-38861), dates (e.g., "APRIL 3/2/66"), and names such as James Earl Ray and D.J. Hington, potentially referencing FBI operations or investigative notes from the 1960s–1968 period. References to "DIRECTOR. F.B.I." and administrative data suggest connections to federal investigations but lack explicit ties to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Other sections include indecipherable text, OCR errors, and lists of names, dates, or financial records with amounts like "$8.00" and "$8.90," alongside technical terms related to lock mechanisms and executive orders (e.g., E.O. 14176).  

Key People  
- James Earl Ray (suspect in MLK's assassination)  
- D.J. Hington (FBI director referenced)  
- Bill Whelan  
- K.B. Bennett  
- Mr. Tarflee (possibly a name or identifier)  
- Hyrame (possibly a name or identifier)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C. (FBI reference)  
- Georgia (contextual mention of "South of Milen")  
- Texas (transportation receipts referenced)  
- Little Falls, New Jersey (locksmithing institute)  
- Salisbury (unrelated entry)  

Key Events  
- FBI operations and investigative notes (1960s–1968 context)  
- Payment acknowledgments for locksmithing lessons (April 6, 1968; April 10, 2002)  
- Financial transactions and invoice records  
- Administrative filings under Executive Orders 14176 and E.D. 1478  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Locksmithing Institute, Little Falls, New Jersey  
- International House of Representatives (Salisbury)  
- Entities referenced in financial records (e.g., "Eastern Brandingfur-wuland")

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861-bulky_hs1-233652821_76-01-part_2_of_3.pdf

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