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Summary  
The document contains a mix of coded entries, administrative notes, and fragmented communications related to FBI operations in June 1968. It references interactions with individuals such as Mr. Tolson, D.L. Lach, Bishop, Calaisian, Paul, Peter, and R. Paul, including instructions for transmitting information via AIRFEL (a coded communication method). Dates mentioned include June 7–19, 1968, with locations in Birmingham, Alabama; Washington, D.C.; and London. A passport application is noted for an individual traveling from Dulles Airport to London on June 18, 1968. The text also references Mr. HANNES being informed of his role as counsel for James Earl Ray and a request for information about Raymond George Sneyd. Unclear or garbled text appears at the end, possibly unrelated to the main content.  

Key People  
- Mr. Tolson  
- D.L. Lach  
- Bishop  
- Calaisian, Paul, Peter, R. Paul  
- Mr. HANNES  
- James Earl Ray  
- Raymond George Sneyd  

Key Locations  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Washington, D.C. (Passport Office)  
- London  
- Dulles Airport (Washington, D.C.)  

Key Events  
- Passport application for an individual traveling to London from Birmingham on June 18, 1968.  
- FBI communication and transmission instructions via AIRFEL.  
- Mr. HANNES informed of his role as counsel for James Earl Ray.  
- Reference to a letter request from Raymond George Sneyd.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Domestic Operations Division, Passport Office, United States Department of State  
- SAC (Special Agent in Charge), WFO (Washington Field Office)

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