</s>Item 1-5289-62 officers pulled in front of the two wite rides as the entered the Bick auto- of hile, otherwise that hamaa entered the wickelle on the drifte's slide and was to be held at the end of which, while Trand entered on the jacenner was to the left behind the stowel, while trand entered the jacoenner was to read and told that the officers who hit him and his friend Trand were to go there. just brought them both. They were here and then they were going to them. solve. Hewey, who, the officers were questioning, there was only one of the White rale, who was the officer who was in the residence where he was rediting wilson Drive, who came up and in the house. After they Karen and Trand said they were trying to stay in the houer. Effers they to low low on their own, they were in the chidlily, April to the holland, and they were all about to be in the cotudy. A to the officer, and that they were able to return to the residence. advisit to Holland, who is directed all in order to return the residence to artist the officers in painting all in trer to conclude to the invitation. The undersigned officer and Patrcher, jesus tyler accountant. the three officers of the Flyer, the owner of the Fyler, and John Tyler association. bussoned Fylor, who were on the cenrchen and John tyler, to meet them at the Headstand. The officer was also a member of the fyler association, and Hacheta Makena Bledo with the wife, as he was killed, Mama called to the the "Thee" Headstand, and the other three of her officers entered. the "Doe" three of the three of them entered. I was noted that this was the time was 2329 on Saturday, April 14, 1962. The first white female was the first of the first day of the day. Officer's funeral, and she said that the residence was the residence about that was labor, Fyern, all persons in the residents were asked to identify them. solves. the five white females as the premises Monitored themselves as follow: 1. Harold Wilson (Mackay Mckay (1939) (1953) (723 Lucerne St. 2. Louise Jann, (37), Alastair Londondale St. 3. Loyola Jann. (39), Alassa Delonge St. (33), Rach Ave. 3. Betty Ann Haddon, age 37), Alas Delange St ., 33, St. St. Louisa Ave. 2. Bety Ann Haddox, age 36, 3035 Dauphine Street. Sach of the woman was questioned to which she was resided. In the residence, each denied living there, or copying rent for the premises, then asked to give any explanation to the officers regarding their activities. the woman would give any other questions posed to the officer requesting their activities <loc_570><loc_780>-3-

Summary:  
The text contains a mix of fragmented police reports, administrative forms, and unrelated entries. It includes references to New Orleans Police Department procedures for supplementary reporting, mentions of individuals like Percedes Morano (with aliases) and Stephen Girard in connection with unspecified incidents involving officers, and notes about narcotics investigations. A Congressional Record entry from October 10, 1947, references Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., though no direct link to the assassination is established. Other entries include FD-340 forms with file numbers, dates, and descriptions of photographs or documents related to Jacqueline Kennedy, Fred Drew Schwartz, and others. The text also contains garbled or incomplete sentences about police operations, residences, and legal proceedings, including references to "narcotic" investigations and a mention of the state of New York and New Jersey in unrelated contexts.  

Key People:  
- Percedes Morano (with aliases Icker, Vodina, Ihison)  
- Stephen Girard  
- Fred Drew Schwartz  
- Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned in Congressional Record entry)  
- James Bail Ray C.Walker  
- Angela C. Smith  
- Richard S. S. Cerr  
- Attardo (police coordinator)  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Marlary Street (New Orleans)  
- Washington, D.C. (Congressional Record reference)  

Key Events:  
- Police investigations involving narcotics and unidentified individuals  
- Congressional Record entry referencing Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on October 10, 1947  
- Administrative police reporting procedures and supplementary documentation  
- Unspecified incidents involving officers and residences in New Orleans  

Key Organizations:  
- New Orleans Police Department  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- U.S. Congress (via Congressional Record reference)

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