</s>REP.C.R.O.G.T.S. SEPT. 12, 4-11/11/1810 SEPT 11, 907 P.H.P.L.O ., OF JUSTICE 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.0. 14176

Summary  
This document is an FBI FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77) transcription dated September 7, 1978, detailing an interview with SAM LICKEIG regarding his knowledge of a 1969 mayoral election in Kansas City, Missouri. LICKETIG stated he was on the City Council during the campaign of WILSON (likely a misspelling or variant of WILTON) against HOLTON, who won by a narrow margin. LICKETIG described WILSON as "very strange," noting he kept diamonds in his home and had frequent burglaries. He speculated that WILSON’s financial activities were unsustainable but did not confirm if anyone supported him. LICKETIG also mentioned WILSON’s campaign platform opposing school district consolidation, which would involve cross-district student transportation. The document references a separate FBI investigation into the Kansas City Masonic Lodge from August 1978 and includes administrative notes about the document’s restricted distribution under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People  
- SAM LICKEIG (interviewee)  
- WILSON (likely WILTON, mayoral candidate in 1969)  
- HOLTON (mayoral candidate who won election)  
- ARNOLD HOLIDAY (possibly a campaign associate or opponent)  
- LOU CREWS (mentioned as potentially involved in election but not confirmed)  

Key Locations  
- Kansas City, Missouri  
- University of Tennessee (attended by WILSON)  
- University of Kansas City Masonic Lodge  

Key Events  
- 1969 mayoral election in Kansas City, Missouri (WILTON vs. HOLTON)  
- Alleged burglary activities linked to WILTON’s financial practices  
- Campaign platform opposing school district consolidation  
- FBI investigation into the Kansas City Masonic Lodge (August 1978)  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Kansas City Masonic Lodge

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861_hs1-233652821_30-03-part_5_of_6.pdf

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