</s>RECO-CITY RIGHTS FBI FBII AR 17 5.5 AM AM/60 AR 17 9 02 PM 9 9 PM 9.8 FBI 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176 RECO.CITYRIGHTS

Summary: The document contains a series of fragmented entries related to FBI investigations and administrative records from April 1968. It references Rex Courtney as a suspect in the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with instructions for local FBI offices to notify authorities if information on him is available. A request is made to check drivers' licenses in Colorado and Wyoming for birthdate-related records, noting that such data cannot be efficiently retrieved due to alphabetical filing systems. Separate entries mention a lack of records from Denver bartending schools regarding specific individuals (John Willard, Harvey Lommeier, Eric Starvo Galt). The text includes administrative references to file numbers, dates, and declassification under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People: Rex Courtney, D.K. Brown (Chief of Police), J.T. Wright, John Willard, Harvey Lommeier, Eric Starvo Galt  

Key Locations: Jackson (ILa/FLA), Colorado, Wyoming, Denver, Memphis, New York  

Key Events: FBI investigation into Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, drivers' license record checks, bartending school records review, administrative file management  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), local police departments, Denver Bartending School

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