</s>Dear Jimmy! Oct 29, 68. Just a short note to let you know everything ing is okay, and that I got back okay. I just got through typing Huy a two page letter, I explained to him everything you asked me to. I Expedially about you not wanting anymore deals through the Power of Attorney. I also asked him to write to you direct, I also explained about him about the Money situation. I tried to call him about from Memphis, but couldn't got through because he has a phone number. I talked to Perry Quinn over the phone number I leftth Memphis, I really had a hard time locating him as he don't have done over the telephone before I a phone in his home, anyway I finally located him through a friend. He said he would be glad to come down and see you plus he will bring along the Atto- reney from Memphis plus he helped him in the case that you and I were talking about, the only thing is you have to send him expense money, here it where to write him in case you want to. P. O. Box 69 Laurel, Niss. P.O. P.C.

Summary: The document contains a personal letter dated October 29, 1968, from "Carry Day" to an individual named Jimmy. The letter discusses legal arrangements involving Huy, Perry Quinn, and financial matters. It mentions attempts to contact Perry Quinn via phone, including a failed call from Memphis due to a disconnected number, and eventual contact through a friend. The writer notes plans to communicate with legal representatives in Memphis and other locations, referencing potential testimony in an ongoing case. A separate FBI document lists agents involved in a case starting November 12, 1968, with details about subpoenas and witness testimonies. It includes names of FBI agents across multiple jurisdictions (Memphis, Atlanta, Birmingham, Los Angeles) and references to legal proceedings. The text also contains administrative markings indicating declassification under Executive Order 1876 and EO 14176, with dates spanning November 1968 to 2023.  

Key People: Carry Day, Jimmy, Huy, Perry Quinn, Phil M. Canale (District Attorney General), James Mortimer, Robert Frazier, George Bonebrake, Morris Samuel Clark, Alden F. Miller, James Joseph Dolan, James Bonebrake, Charles Hardlivian, Neil Shanahanan, Peter Boykin, Frank Kahl, Ted Ahearn  

Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee; Atlanta; Birmingham; Los Angeles; Laurel, Niss (P.O. Box 69)  

Key Events: Legal arrangements involving attorneys and financial matters; FBI agents subpoenaed for testimony in a case starting November 12, 1968; attempts to locate Perry Quinn via phone; administrative declassification markings.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Memphis District Attorney's Office

MLK Declassified Files

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