</s>PAGE TWO TAMPA AT PINELLAS PARK, WILL CONDUCT APPROPRIATE INVESTI- GAITION TO INTERVIEW AND/OR ELIMINATE WRAY. LOS ANGELES, WILL REVIEW BLACK LIST PUBLISHED BY AUTO DELIVERY DIVISION OF DEALERS TRANSIT, INC. FOR FURTHER INFOR- MATION. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. END. GFH FBI WASH DC FBI Washing K.S.M. CHILDREN TO C.P.O.M FBIWASH DC 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O ., 14176

Summary: The document contains a mix of coded messages, administrative notes, and FBI operational directives from April 24–25, 1968, involving investigations in Los Angeles, Birmingham, Memphis, and El Paso. It references tracking items like batteries with specific manufacturing codes (e.g., "C EIGHT" indicating February 1968 production) and laundry markings to link suspects to evidence. Mentions of James Earl Ray and Eric Stavio Galt are noted as potential connections. The FBI directed surveillance operations, including monitoring arrivals/departures and placing stops on individuals associated with the case. References to telecommunication units, code names (e.g., "CODING UNIT"), and directives under Executive Order 14178 are included.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Eric Stavio Galt, FBI agents (Mr. Tolome, Mr. DeLeach, Mr. Mohr, Mr. Casper, Mr. Corcoran), Miss Holmes, Mr. Feli, Mr. Felt, Mr. Teller, Mr. Travel, Mr. Foster, Mr. Walker, Mr. Baker, Mr. Holmes, Russell Norton (ODESSA Laundromat manager).  

Key Locations: Los Angeles, Birmingham, Memphis, El Paso, ODESSA, Texas, Sears Roebuck and Company (Los Angeles), FBI headquarters (Washington DC).  

Key Events: Tracking of batteries with manufacturing codes, investigation into laundry markings, surveillance operations on individuals linked to the case, directives for monitoring media and communications, placement of stops on suspects.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Department of Justice, Sears Roebuck and Company.

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