</s>POSTER POSTAGE 5 TORONTE 7:30 PM D-D-DLIVEF APR 16 USA 1968 CANADA ONTARIS UNBES MAYOR LINDSAY CITY HALL NEW YORK CITY U.S.A. PERONAL 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains multiple entries detailing investigative efforts by federal and state agencies in Arizona during April 1968. These investigations focused on checking records of individuals suspected of connections to various activities, including laundry operations, financial accounts, and potential criminal ties. Key actions included driver’s license checks, interviews with officials at police departments, credit bureaus, and banks, as well as searches of telephone directories and financial institutions. The inquiries were conducted by agents from the FBI Memphis office under Executive Order 14176. No direct links to Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related individuals are explicitly mentioned in the text.  

Key People:  
- James E. R. Ray (suspect in unrelated investigations)  
- Austin G. Key (subject of a search for potential connections)  
- Eric Starvo Galt (name checked across multiple records with no matches)  
- Charles Ramsey (employee at Rancho Market, provided employment history for James Ray)  
- George J. Kibbsy (investigator conducting checks on individuals)  
- John M. Albert (conducted searches on Harvey Lowwer and Lomymer)  
- Kermit F. Johnson (investigated financial records of RAY and Roland Hammer)  

Key Locations:  
- Tucson, Arizona (laundry operations, Holiday Inn South, banks)  
- Phoenix, Arizona (police departments, credit bureaus)  
- Sierra Vista, Fort Huachuca, and Huchuca City, Arizona (telephone directories, police records)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (Arizona Bank branch where a check was returned as "Account Closed")  

Key Events:  
- April 15–23, 1968: FBI and local agencies conducted checks on individuals suspected of ties to various activities.  
- Searches of financial institutions, credit bureaus, and telephone directories revealed no matches for names like Eric Starvo Galt or James Ray.  
- Interviews with officials at the Arizona Bank, Pima Savings and Loan Association, and other entities yielded no information linking suspects to criminal activity or MLK-related matters.  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (Memphis office, under Executive Order 14176)  
- Arizona Highway Department (Drivers License Records)  
- Phoenix Police Department  
- Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office  
- Arizona State Department of Health (Vital Statistics Bureau)  
- Pima Savings and Loan Association  
- Arizona Bank (Normal-Bunty Branch, Memphis, Tennessee)

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