</s>WJS:CM 3 STEIN stated that the following day, December 18, 1967, he met GALT on a street near the Royal Street residence. STEIN advised that GALT had become lost and was proceeding to STEIN was called GALT he had contacted the individuals at this time GALT to help him to become the president of Los He needed to contact and wanted to begin the trip back to Los told him to have ascertained him to return telephone back- told him he had ascertained that he would become the only block- ing their return route, and that they would begin the return trip on the following days. STEIN advanced that he, GALT and RITA's two children departed for Los Angeles on December 19, 1967, stopping only for that once on the trip, Galt was also advised cash for all food and gasoline. STEIN advised, that Galt paid cash for ALL expenses incurred on the Trip, STEIN also advised that GAIT paid during the entire time he was with GALT. STEIN advises that during the course of the trip. both to and from New Orleans, GALT expressed the view that if the Negro wants to be a free man, he should go to the north or west, and if the Negro want to be the slave, should remain in the south. STEIN advising that they returned to Los Angeles ON December 1967 and GALT drove them to 5666 Franklin Avenue. STEIN devised that GALF left there, and he has not seen GALT again. STEIN described GALT as follows: Race: Sex: White Age: Male: Height: 32 to 35 Height: Apertroximately 170 pounds Hair: Light brown Medium length, combined up in front Hair style: and in rear. Fairly long in back. Eyes: Light in color, possibly light green

Summary:  
The document contains a mix of content including excerpts from speeches or articles by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., discussions on poverty and social justice, administrative records, and unrelated advertisements. It references King's advocacy for economic equality, the March on Washington, and critiques of U.S. policies affecting marginalized communities. A chart titled "LA 44-1574" lists locations in Los Angeles frequented by an individual named Galt between November 1967 and March 1968. Photographs of these locations are also noted. The text includes fragmented administrative entries, product advertisements (e.g., hardware stores, real estate), and mentions of events such as meetings with local authorities and political figures in California and Washington, D.C.  

Key People:  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Galt (individual associated with Los Angeles locations)  
- Cleridge, Herald-Disp, Chaves, Williams (names mentioned in context of political or organizational activities)  

Key Locations:  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Various streets and neighborhoods in Los Angeles (e.g., Normandie, Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood)  
- States referenced include Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, and others  

Key Events:  
- Speeches or articles by Dr. King on poverty, social justice, and economic inequality  
- Meetings with political figures and organizations (e.g., Southern Christian Leadership Conference)  
- Activities related to Galt in Los Angeles between 1967–1968  
- Advertisements for products and services (hardware stores, real estate, etc.)  

Key Organizations:  
- Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)  
- Political entities and local authorities mentioned in the text  
- Unspecified organizations referenced in administrative entries

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44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_80-02-part_4_of_5.pdf

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