</s>FD. 245 (REV. 4:13-60) H. S. Department of Justice MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILE) Suel Erector FEDERAL BUREAU ENTIRE FILE REF of FOR HISTICON DECLASSIFICATION INVESTIGATION ALL INFINANCI ALL INFERNAL CONTAINED HERIZON IS U.S.A. DATE: F2220. Bureau File Number 4-4-38861 Volume Number Spieckkly Bureau File Number 4 - 4-388101 DO NOT DESTROY PRESERVE FOR SELECT See also Nos. Nun the 1A.B. This See also Noa. (c) 3021's COMMITTEE ON ASSINATION "B. Redespaper Clipping "2- Informant Memas C Beglion 49/28 H/s/es 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The text includes a set of Missouri State Penitentiary regulations on visits, correspondence, funds, and packages (revised November 10, 1966), detailing rules for inmate interactions, mail restrictions, and prohibited items. These regulations outline visitation schedules, visitor limitations based on relationship degrees, requirements for valid identification, and restrictions on bringing packages or personal items into the facility. Correspondence rules specify formatting, page limits, and approved correspondents. Funds must be sent via postal money orders, and newspapers/magazines must be mailed directly from publishers.  

The text also contains fragmented, seemingly personal notes referencing events around August 13, 1966, including a reference to an individual arrested in Douglas Crumy, Nevada, with an ID card. There are mentions of meetings in motels, discussions involving three men, and references to Jackson, Mississippi, which aligns with the timeline of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination (April 4, 1968). The notes include vague descriptions of individuals, locations, and activities, but lack clear details about specific plots or investigations.  

Key People  
- "MARTIN" (possibly referring to Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- "KING" (likely Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- "BROWN" (possibly a participant in meetings)  
- "DIMALL" (a name mentioned in context of individuals present at a meeting)  
- "THEDI," "THEDA," "THEDRZICLES" (fragmented references to unnamed individuals or groups)  

Key Locations  
- Douglas Crumy, Nevada (arrest location on August 13, 1966)  
- Portland City Camp (Missouri State Penitentiary facility)  
- Jackson, Mississippi (linked to events around MLK's assassination)  
- Jefferson City, Missouri (penitentiary administrative hub)  

Key Events  
- Meetings in motels involving three men, with discussions about plans or activities.  
- Reference to a meeting in a motel room where individuals discussed potential actions.  
- Mention of an individual being arrested with an ID card in Nevada on August 13, 1966.  
- Fragmented references to events in Jackson, Mississippi, around the time of MLK's assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (regulations and facility details)  
- Unspecified groups or individuals referenced in personal notes (e.g., "PRINCIPLINE FIRM," "MOTEL ROOM")

MLK Declassified Files

44-kc-760_404058_175-02-part_1_of_3.pdf

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