</s>FD .- 245 (CHRY. 4-12-60) H. S. Department of Justice CATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILI FIELD OFFICE FILE PENDING LITIGATION DO NOT DESTROY FIELD PROCESSED FEDERAL BUREAU FEDERAL BUREAU 44-1987-5ub-0 FED. 30-30-15 PENDIRING LITTIGATION 5-13-3.9.3.4.3 of ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION INVESTIGATION Bureaun File Number ALL INFORMATION CONTACT DATE: 18.3/20 5/14/20 Volume Number DO NOT DESTROY. See also Nos. HISTORIC VALUE HISTorical VALUE HEDT IN DO NOT DISTROY HATIONAL ARCHIVES DOSE SECTION 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents consist of multiple entries from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) dated between 1968 and 1976, primarily involving administrative procedures for handling FD-302 forms. These records include interviews with individuals who traveled through Mississippi in March 1968, including Joe Nelson Beckwith, who stated his family was traveling to Oklahoma during that period and did not stay at the Southern Motel in Corinth, Mississippi, during March 29–April 3, 1968. Fred Redvick mentioned a trip through Mississippi in early 1968 with his wife, though he could not specify exact stops due to the nature of their travel. Other entries reference Everett Marsen, a retired U.S. Navy veteran from South Carolina, and include administrative notes about file management and restrictions on document distribution.  

Key People  
- Joe Nelson Beckwith (South Carolina)  
- Fred Redvick (South Carolina)  
- Everett Marsen (South Carolina)  
- Stanley Bond (Beaufort Credit Bureau)  
- Clarence A. Grooms, Jr., Paul C. Tigue, Jr. (FBI personnel)  

Key Locations  
- Corinth, Mississippi (Southern Motel)  
- Aiken, South Carolina  
- Beaufort, South Carolina  
- Port Royal, South Carolina  
- Memphis, Tennessee  

Key Events  
- FBI interviews regarding travel patterns in March 1968  
- Investigation into potential connections to the Southern Motel in Corinth, Mississippi  
- Administrative procedures for managing FD-302 forms and file numbers  
- Mention of credit records and personal details of individuals  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Beaufort Credit Bureau  
- Local law enforcement agencies (Columbia, South Carolina; Memphis, Tennessee)

MLK Declassified Files

44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_89-05.pdf

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