Summary:  
The document contains a series of FBI records related to James Earl Ray (FBI No. 405,942 G), including personal descriptions, photographs, and administrative forms. It includes details such as Ray's age (40), birthdate (March 10, 1928), place of birth (Alton, Illinois), physical attributes (height: 5'10", weight: 163–174 pounds, blue eyes, medium complexion, brown hair), and scars (small scar on forehead and palm of right hand). It notes his occupations as a baker, color matcher, laborer, and references to alleged activities such as attending dance instruction school and completing a bartending course. The document also includes form entries like FD-340 (Rev. 6-24-69) with details about photo submissions, including a bus ticket from "Knowlth" to "Los langle vi Memphis a El Passo" dated May 20, 1968, and references to other individuals such as Jacqueline "Jackie" Kline (alias Jacqueline Goldstine, Kaye Rosenberg) and Paul Osborn Bridgeman.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (FBI No. 405,942 G)  
- Jacqueline "Jackie" Kline (aliases: Jacqueline Goldstine, Kaye Rosenberg)  
- Paul Osborn Bridgeman  

Key Locations:  
- Alton, Illinois  
- Knowlth (likely a misspelling or typo for "Knoxville")  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- El Paso, Texas  
- Winchester, Indiana  

Key Events:  
- Submission of photographs and documents related to James Earl Ray's profile (1960–1968)  
- Record of bus ticket from May 20, 1968  
- References to photo submissions for Jacqueline Kline and Paul Osborn Bridgeman  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI  
- Johnson County Sheriff’s Department  
- Unknown entities associated with form entries (FD-340, etc.)

MLK Declassified Files

44-ls-947-1a_sec_001_ser_1a1-part_6_of_6.pdf

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