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Summary: The documents contain fragmented records of James Earl Ray’s movements and activities between 1962 and 1968, including travel between Detroit, Montreal, Ottawa, St. Louis, and Canada. References to his interactions with individuals such as Mr. Klingenberg, Mrs. Kingman, and a Canadian woman are noted, alongside mentions of passport acquisition efforts, hotel stays (e.g., Sheffield Avenue, Acapulco Spectacle), and bar visits (Neapolitan Tavern, Neptune Taverns). Disjointed accounts reference a "plot to assassinate Martin Luther King" without specific evidence or context. FBI records under Executive Order 14176 include fingerprint cards, case files, and correspondence, while William Bradford Huie’s book on Ray is cited. The text also contains administrative entries about individuals in Alabama and Tennessee, including addresses and investigations into "MURKIN," though details are incomplete.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (accused in MLK’s assassination; referenced for travel, passport attempts, and alleged connections)  
- William Bradford Huie (author of a book on Ray)  
- Mr. Klingenberg (allegedly involved with Ray)  
- Mrs. Kingman (mentioned in context of Ray’s interactions)  
- A Canadian woman (name unspecified, associated with Ray’s activities)  
- Mrs. Paulus (linked to Ray’s interactions)  
- John Scott Candrian (individual with fingerprint records)  
- Mrs. W. Pitman (found handwriting on box related to "MURKIN")  
- Various unnamed individuals in addresses and case files  

Key Locations:  
- Detroit, Michigan  
- Montreal, Canada  
- Ottawa, Canada  
- St. Louis, Missouri  
- Sheffield Avenue (hotel stay)  
- Acapulco Spectacle (hotel location)  
- Neapolitan Tavern, Neptune Taverns (bars)  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Mobile, Alabama  
- Talladega, Alabama  
- Winniston Salans, North Carolina  
- Lake Ontario area  

Key Events:  
- James Earl Ray’s alleged passport acquisition attempts in Canada and the U.S.  
- Travel between Detroit, Windsor, Montreal, and St. Louis (1962–1967)  
- Hotel stays at Sheffield Avenue and Acapulco Spectacle  
- Bar interactions at Neapolitan Tavern and Neptune Taverns  
- References to a "plot to assassinate Martin Luther King" (contextual mention without evidence)  
- Fingerprint card submissions for John Scott Candrian  
- Investigation into "MURKIN" (possibly a case or individual)  
- FBI file management under Executive Order 14176  
- Publication of William Bradford Huie’s book on James Earl Ray  
- Ray’s prison time in Missouri State Penitentiary (1967)  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Canadian government (via labor worker and passport-related contacts)  
- Travel agencies (e.g., associated with the Gray Rock Inn, Lake Ontario resorts)  
- U.S. federal authorities (implied through investigations)  
- Memphis State University  
- U.S. Government Printing Office  
- Southern Justice-related entities (implied in text)

MLK Declassified Files

44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_69-01-part_5_of_6.pdf

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