</s>Re: Walter F. Nolan, W-56298 -2- P. 7. Cline opportunities under parole. Institutionalally the subject has maintained a satis- factory department. (know how to do time.) The subject states that, "the never has done anything, vicious, but it's all the angles." The subject admits he has done any thing, known as the "all the angles," the subject admits h. that the subject was been given adequate opportunity to redeem hi-self. However, institutionalization (surface) there are no objections, to further parole consideration. one year to life sentence for a similar offense. Thus, release to illinois aight be advanta: eous. If the subject fact has changed, it is believed to be because of his age and not a change in his personality and attitude. Director of (classification "arden 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document details Walter F. Nolan’s incarceration history, parole status, and institutional behavior from 1950 to 1968, including convictions for robbery, parole violations, and transfers between correctional facilities. It references James Earl Ray through photographic records dated 1968, potentially linking him to the MLK assassination investigation. The text includes administrative forms, medical evaluations, and institutional classifications.  

Key People:  
- Walter F. Nolan (prisoner with parole reviews and criminal history)  
- James Earl Ray (implied connection to MLK assassination via photographic records)  
- Hugh W. Maxey, M.D. (prison physician)  
- Edw. E. H. Hayses, Superintendent (Missouri Training Center for Men)  

Key Locations:  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP)  
- Mobberly Correctional Facility  
- St. Lous City, Missouri  
- Jefferson City, Missouri  

Key Events:  
- Parole revocations and rejections due to criminal history (1950–1968)  
- Legal proceedings involving robbery charges and parole violations  
- Photographic records of James Earl Ray linked to 1968 dates  
- Institutional transfers and classification reviews  

Key Organizations:  
- Missouri Department of Corrections  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI, implied via references to special agents)  
- Missouri State Penitentiary Hospital  
- Classification and Assignment Division (Missouri Department of Corrections)

MLK Declassified Files

44-kc-760_404058_174-03-part_2_of_8.pdf

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