</s>JN 157-9586 7 ALLEN A. HURLEY 1815 Tangewood Drive, 1-C 1815 Tanglewood Drive, I-C Illinois license 347-242, Chevrolet Illinois Illinois IRVING S. ROSENFELD 934 S. 4 M Street Springfield, Illinois Illinois License 499599, Chevrolet A. HOUSTON 319 Bloggett Lake Bluff, Illinois Illinois licence KD5446, Ford ROBERT PIERCE 1660 Maple Lane Elgin, Illinois (Armin Tool and Manufacturing Company) ARTHUR C. STOLL 750 Main Street South Elgin, Illinois ArminTool, DONALD E. KOONS 820 E. Prairie Avenue Naperville, Illinois. Tennessee license 11-2159 (government car), 1968 Ford J. H. HIGGINS 22 North Cotton Hill Springfield. Illinois, Illinois licensse OH 22 R. P. GILLHOUSE 403 South 2nd Street Quincy, Illinois 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The documents consist of multiple lists containing personal identifiers such as names, addresses, license plate numbers, vehicle models, and location details across numerous U.S. states. These entries include individuals associated with various cities and regions, some linked to FBI investigative activities referenced in administrative notes about declassification under Executive Order 14176 (April 24, 1968). While the texts describe vehicle and license information, they do not contain direct references to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related investigative actions.  

Key People: Allen A. Hurley, Irving S. Rosenfeld, Arthur C. Stoll, Donald E. Koons, Robert Pierce, James L. Lang, Tony R. England, Charles F. Whitson, Lawrence Findley, John R. Thornbury, James Webster, Harold Milkiser, Richard A. Zolonsky, Charles E. Bourret, Edgar R. Schrick, T. W. Stevens, Paul Nobis, Darrel F. Polarllic, Woodie Grotewold, Robert D. Carver, L. L. Bidewell, Norman L. Miller, Thomas M. Stokes, Charles F. Kelly, Fred Jones, H. Mins., Roscope L. Home, A. O. Cunningham, R. H. Hawkins, M. O. Johnson, S. Paul Rozas, Floyd E. Ready, B. Dehaven, Jim R. Gardner, F. J. Johnoh, Mort Wright, G. I. Haneey, Howard B. DePriest, L. C. Harris, Robert L. Stewart, H. Clayton Refro, Chuck Imbler, Jerald S. Sleder, R. C. Griffith, Charles Reed, Lewis O. Smith, Gene Foulke, Carter Howard, W.H. McNight, J. A. Staples, Ann Abs hier, Garnet L. Horn, Bill Klein, John Terry, B. Hane y, James P. Badie, Duane E. Fuller, C. W. Miles, James H. Nash, H. S. Sewell, JMMIE B. Borkowitz, Mr. Don M. Strickland, John S. Castles, William E. Schiesz, Thomas F. Leonard, E. Fabranks, Dave Archer, Eugene Les, G. C. Crowder, John B. Ray, Robert E. Payne, Joe W. Harrison, James F. Flowers, Allen L. Walhers, D. E. Nesterwick, S. P. Nelson, B. S. Manley, James E. Beshens, S. C. Puryear, F. W. D., JIM R. Gardner, F. J. Johnson, MORT WRIGHT, G. T. Hane y, Viola M. Chapman, Donald A. Chamman, E. W. Davison, Marshall D. Grisham, Kent D. Kinniburgh, J. W. Warren, L. H. Carter, Vernon M. Bonds, James Roberts, John F. Rasberry, Dan J. Benfield, Job H. Allen, Tom W. Hudson, A. D. Langlangston, James D. Scott, Richard P. Terry, Robert P. Levy, R. T. Kennedy, Jimmy Walker, Jim B. Singleton, L. E. Carruth, Edward W. Mansour, Jim N. Majure, Wayne Blake, Robert S. Jones, L. B. Manning, C. M. Bowman, M. J. Shannon, Charlie Caldwell, Charles B. Walker, Jim Garrison, Clay F. Lee, C. L. Cranger, A. J. Jarrell, Hal Goodwin, A. M. Linton, Ross White, Jimmy Walker, R. R. Bridges, W. H. Bunnyard, Morris L. Denton, Steve Vaughn, B. J. Phillips, Walton B. Dunn, Jack P. Gallagher, R. D. Pitman, Wallace D. Crumby, Walage D. Douning, Harold L. Deaton, John P. Wyatt, James A. Carter, Clay Salvant, Paul V. Fairley, Martha J. Mims, O. A. Hokie, Kathilyn W. Funk, A. L. Brewer, H. E. Smith, Homer B. Davis, R. K. King, Mrs. Louis Ray, Karl Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Godfrey, Irene M. Miles, Marvin Torkner, Hugh N. Johnson, Howard L. Armour, William R. Hegger, Louis Deason, R. J. Kelly  

Key Locations: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, South Carolina; Corinth, Mississippi (FBI investigation reference); Tupelo, Mississippi; Jackson, Mississippi; Birmingham, Alabama; Memphis, Tennessee; Houston, Texas; Little Rock, Arkansas; Shreveport, Louisiana; St. Louis, Missouri; Columbus, Mississippi; Greenwood, Mississippi; Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Oxford, Mississippi; Raleigh, North Carolina; Xemia, Ohio; Dayton, Ohio; Fort Jennings, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio; Grove, Oklahoma; Tulsa, Oklahoma  

Key Events: Administrative references to FBI investigative activities involving motel registration records from March 29–April 1, 1968, in Corinth, Mississippi. Documents note release of information under Executive Order 14176 (April 24, 1968). No direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related investigative actions is present in the text.  

Key Organizations: None explicitly identified in the documents.

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