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Summary:  
The text contains fragmented records from multiple FBI investigations conducted in 1968, primarily focusing on James Everett Brooks. Brooks was identified as a suspect under investigation for potential connections to an unspecified crime. His employment history includes work at the 99 Oaks Cafe in Castaic, California, where he served as a dishwasher until January 29, 1968. He was incarcerated at Warm Springs Camp (a facility operated by Los Angeles County Department of Charities) from January 1, 1966, to February 1, 1966, and again from January 1, 1968, to February 1, 1968. Brooks had a history of arrests, including a drunk driving charge in December 1967, which resulted in a suspended sentence and probation. The investigation notes that Brooks was last known to be under supervision at Warm Springs Camp prior to his departure on January 12, 1968, for employment.  

Additional records mention Kenneth G. Brown, described as a white male aged 53 with brown hair and grey eyes, employed as a leasing agent in Van Nuys, California. A separate entry references Donald W. Ramsey, who was paroled from the California Men’s Colony-West Facility on November 1, 1967, and later discharged by California authorities in May 1968. The text includes administrative notes about FBI case files, redaction markings (e.g., "2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176"), and references to unspecified correspondence forwarded for investigation.  

Key People:  
- James Everett Brooks (suspect under investigation)  
- Roy L. Dickson (attendant at 99 Oaks Cafe, provided employment details)  
- Gilboy (director of Warm Springs Camp, Castaic, California)  
- Kenneth G. Brown (individual with physical description and employment history)  
- Donald W. Ramsey (paroled individual whose correspondence was forwarded to FBI)  

Key Locations:  
- Warm Springs Camp, Castaic, California  
- 99 Oaks Cafe, Golden State Freeway, Castaic, California  
- Los Angeles County Department of Charities (operated Warm Springs Camp)  
- Van Nuys, California (employment location for Kenneth G. Brown)  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into James Everett Brooks’ employment and incarceration history  
- Documentation of Brooks’ arrest record and parole status  
- Forwarding of correspondence related to Donald W. Ramsey’s parole and discharge  
- Administrative notes on FBI case file handling and redaction  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Los Angeles County Department of Charities (operated Warm Springs Camp)  
- California Men’s Colony-West Facility (institution where Donald W. Ramsey was paroled)

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