</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4:15-4) -ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date 4/1/68 1. C. C. T. Tawe, Toun Tunch Street, Comphis, Tommossee, T.C. Tuss, Tuss Tuck Tuck Street, Tompkins, Crescue, Storago Company, 417 South, in, Memphis, Tennessee. UNONA let work at 4:20 p.m. on April 4, 1968, and want directly to his home. No did not hear or seeo anything that could be of assistance in solving this case. Memphis, Tennessee 4th 4/5/38 4/2-1967-Sip-D-D.CeC On: SAS JACK D. VALENTINALD at File EUGENE A. IBERT J/D/L/M.as by D.O.N.F.Ced 4/3/30 This-Demental certifies whether heon-coun-tions for non-consultations of the P.I.T. It is the property of the D.T ., and a.L. H. 2010-06-09. All rights reserved. Not to be used in this manner. 2022 RELEASE UNDEREO. 14/17/18

Summary  
The documents consist of fragmented investigative records from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in Memphis, Tennessee, spanning 1959–1968. They include witness statements detailing movements and observations around specific dates, such as April 4, 1963, and April 4–5, 1968. Locations referenced include South Main Street, Mulberry Avenue, Huling Street, Vance and South Main Streets, Trank's Motor Store, the Broken Bear bar, and the Lucky Heart Laboratory (390 Mulberry Avenue). Entries describe interactions with law enforcement, police activity, and observations of unusual behavior or car movements. Some accounts mention a person running toward a building on April 4, 1968, but lack identifying details. The text contains garbled information, administrative notes about classification, and references to FBI procedures. No direct information about Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present in these records.  

Key People  
- James Newson (Lewis Supply Company)  
- Margaret Louisie Martin (Assistant Treasurer, Lucky Heart Laboratory)  
- Den M. Speaks (President, Lucky Heart Laboratory)  
- Stephen M. Darlington (FBI contact)  
- Eugene A. Medori, Jr. (FBI contact)  
- B. Carter  
- E. Carter  
- "Topcoek man" (likely a nickname or role)  
- Grivens (observer)  
- Graves (hearing a shot)  
- S.O. James Foodrooks  
- S.A. Jones Foodroods  

Key Locations  
- 417 South Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee  
- 390 Mulberry Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Huling Street, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Lucky Heart Laboratory (Memphis, Tennessee)  
- South Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Vance and South Main Streets (liquor store)  
- Trank's Motor Store, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Broken Bear bar, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Mulberry and Butler Streets (Broken Bear Biz)  

Key Events  
- Witness statements about movements and observations on April 4–5, 1968, and other dates.  
- Mentions of police activity, law enforcement interactions, and unusual behavior in the area.  
- Fragmented accounts of an individual running toward a building (April 4, 1968).  
- Observations of car movements and street activity around 5:00 p.m. on April 4, 1963, and April 4, 1968.  
- Reports of hearing a shot but uncertainty about its source or timing.  
- References to interactions at Trank's Motor Store and Broken Bear bar.  
- Notes on lack of specific details regarding vehicles or individuals due to unclear recollection.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (location of activities)  
- Lucky Heart Laboratory (Memphis, Tennessee)  
- Memphis Police Department (implied through references to law enforcement activity)

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