FD-245 (REV. 413-60) H. S. Department of Justice (MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILE) CLASSIFICATION NO. 1-4-0-1 10024551 FEDERAL BUREAU VOL. 2 ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL EXHISTORICAL VALUE of DO NOT DESTROY Elixir 1490-1 CLASSIFICATIONS EXHISTRICAL VALUE NATIONAL ARCHIVES of INVESTIGATION Bureau File Number 44-38861/ Serials Volume Number: 4-1-104 DO NOT DESTROY- Volume Number : 4-4/104 DO NOT FOR SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS. See also No. DO NOT DESTROY-097 PENDING LITIGATION 104/115 ENTIRE FILTE REVIEWed FOR HISTORYICAL DECLASSIFICATION ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS ABABE DATE U13/31/19 SP. 1.04/14/19

Summary  
The documents include a mix of administrative records, invoices, phone logs, and Congressional debates. A 1967 Congressional Record entry discusses Martin Luther King Jr., questioning his role as a "man of peace or apostle of violence." An invoice details the sale of a Liberty Chief revolver to R. Tatum in Mableton, Georgia, alongside specifications for a Miroku Revolver Model VI (.38 Special). A photograph of an individual named Jaguuluiie Jachle Rive is noted in an FD-340 form. An interview log references Donald Martin Blaa and notes an investigation involving firearms and travel. Other entries include phone records, addresses, and billing information for sporting goods, some dated to 1968. The documents also reference FBI file 44-15-74-1/a90 and individuals associated with it, including Jacqueline "Jackie" Kline (also known as Jacqueline Goldstine, Kaye Rosenberg).  

Key People  
- Jacqueline "Jackie" Kline (also known as Jacqueline Goldstine, Kaye Rosenberg)  
- R. Tatum (buyer of Liberty Chief revolver)  
- Donald Martin Blaa (subject of interview log)  
- S.A. Dennis C. Le Masker (special agent involved in interviews)  
- James Earl Ray (mentioned in file numbers and descriptions)  
- Walter T. Riffe  
- Frank William Bickley  
- Betty Hodges  
- Officers from New Orleans Police Department (e.g., Joseph I. Girarusso, Arnold Risay, Joseph Vitriani)  

Key Locations  
- Mableton, Georgia  
- Montrose, California  
- Kansas City (contributor to FD-340 records)  
- Washington, D.C. (Congressional Record debate)  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- New York, New York  
- Alabama  
- Livingston Parish, Louisiana  
- Mobile, Alabama  
- Dauphine Street (New Orleans)  
- 2113 Buhlmans Street (New Orleans)  

Key Events  
- Sale of Liberty Chief revolver to R. Tatum in 1968  
- Congressional debate on Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy (October 4, 1967)  
- Interview with Donald Martin Blaa regarding firearms and travel  
- Documentation of phone records and billing for sporting goods  
- Police surveillance reports from April 1942 and 1962  
- References to fugitive apprehensions, arrests, and investigations  
- Mention of stolen property and police inquiries into individuals like Betty Hodges  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of Justice  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- New Orleans Department of Police (Special Squad)  
- National Archives (declassification reference)

MLK Declassified Files

44-la-1574_742142_006-02-part_1_of_2.pdf

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