</s>I reall slightly the March on Washington to on maybe it. was d 1963. Jt was a very large gof thes there were mired race in the March but could not give percentage. of the Civil Right Act. Hlange Jacob Bombrake 2015 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The document contains fragmented and largely illegible entries referencing events related to the civil rights movement, including the March on Washington in 1963, the Civil Rights Act, and subsequent legislative actions such as the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Mentions include individuals associated with the movement, such as Henry Jacobsonbakke, George Jacob Bonnakke, and others, though their specific roles or connections to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination are not clearly established. The text also references legal proceedings, including a statement from an accused individual in 1967, and includes administrative markings related to declassification under Executive Order 14176. Some entries reference fingerprint comparisons, exhibits, and legal testimony, but the content is inconsistent and appears to be part of a larger, incomplete record.  

Key People: Henry Jacobsonbakke, George Jacob Bonnakke, Henry Jacob Bondakk, Jane Earl Ray, Martin Luther King Jr., Raman George Sneyd  
Key Locations: Washington, Memphis, Montgomery, Alabama, Los Angeles, Missouri, St. Bow Street  
Key Events: March on Washington (1963), Civil Rights Act, Voting Rights Act of 1965, Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955), Freedom Rides (1961), legal proceedings involving fingerprint comparisons and exhibits  
Key Organizations: Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), Metropolitan Police District, Federal government agencies (implied)

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