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Summary: The text contains fragmented personal accounts and speculative discussions related to events surrounding Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. It references individuals such as Rev. Barnaby, Stokley Cornich, and a Congressman in Atlanta, noting concerns about potential threats against civil rights activists and businesses along Gordon Road near the Capitol Homes Housing Project. Mentions include a car parked in the housing project area, discussions of extremists planning arson or bombings, and confusion over suspects like Joshua Morrison (referred to as "Bronco Bowers") as an avenger of Negroes. The text also notes the author's residence in Atlanta from September 1 to October 29, 1965, and their connection to a book rejected by publishers including Harper & Row and Random House. References to a "Ten Most Wanted White Men" list and a contract for armed white men are mentioned, though details remain unclear. The author expresses uncertainty about the identity of an anti-war car or killer and references interactions with Mrs. King and Rev. Abrahamy regarding continued civil rights marches.  

Key People: Rev. Barnaby, Stokley Cornich, Congressman (unspecified), Joshua Morrison/Bronco Bowers, Mrs. King, Rev. Abrahamy  
Key Locations: Atlanta, Gordon Road, Capitol Homes Housing Project, Tuskegee, Los Angeles  
Key Events: Discussions of potential threats against civil rights activists and businesses in Atlanta, speculation about suspects linked to the assassination, rejection of a book by publishers, planning of marches to Washington, mention of a car parked near the housing project  
Key Organizations: None explicitly identified in the text

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