</s>RECYCL - CITY RIGHTS FBI RECEIVED 1-WEAL INVESTIGATIVE INVISION APR 25 9 28 AM '66 Ara 25 5 13 AM '69 1-1 HISTICE 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains two entries from an FBI FD-302 form dated April 9 and April 12, 1968, detailing interactions between William D. Paisley of Birmingham, Alabama, and a man identified as Eric Galt. On August 29, 1967, Galt visited Paisley's residence in a taxi cab after previously contacting Paisley's wife about purchasing a white Mustang with a red interior. Paisley showed the car to Galt, who expressed dissatisfaction with its color but agreed to test-drive it. The transaction involved a bill of sale dated August 30, 1967, for $1,995, with Galt listed as the buyer at 2608 Highland Avenue, Birmingham. Paisley and Galt met at First National Bank on August 30 to finalize the deal, where Galt presented $2,000 in cash (mostly twenties and some hundreds) and received a cashier’s check. The document notes Galt's physical description as a white male, approximately 32 years old, 5 feet 10.5 inches tall, weighing 160–163 pounds, with dark brown hair. Paisley stated he could not identify Galt if encountered again.  

Key People:  
- William D. Paisley (Birmingham, Alabama)  
- Eric Galt (2608 Highland Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama)  

Key Locations:  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- First National Bank (location unspecified in the text)  

Key Events:  
- Car sale of a 1966 Mustang with red interior to Eric Galt on August 30, 1967  
- Meeting at First National Bank to finalize payment and issue a cashier’s check  
- Description of Galt's physical appearance and demeanor  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- First National Bank (Birmingham, Alabama)

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