</s>PAGE TWO PRESENTLY IN LOT WITH WISCONSIN TAG DISPLAYED THERON AND THIS CAR IS SIXTY SIX FORD GALAXIE, BROWN COLOR. BEARING WISCOMSIN LICENSE B FOUR ONE - FOUR TWO SEVEN. MILWAUKEE IMMEDIATINE ASCENTRAIN REGISTRATION OF VEHICLE AND DETERMINATE IF JAMES MOORE, JR. LEGITIMATE PERSON. INFORMANT STATED INDIVIDUAL HE CONVERSED WITH IN BAR VAGUE AS TO ANY DETAILS CONCERNING EMPLOYMENT OR PREVIOUS BACKGROUND. PENDING. SUTEL. AM COPY SENT MEMPHIS. END NTR FBI MILWAUK X 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains multiple FBI memoranda dated April 17–20, 1968, detailing an investigation into individuals associated with the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Key elements include a search for financial records of Eric Stavro Galt and Harvey Lowyer in Wisconsin, media outreach to identify Galt through photographs, and administrative notes on FBI protocols. A separate section references James Earl Ray (also known as "Calt") as the perpetrator of the assassination, noting his criminal history, escape from prison in 1967, and subsequent conviction in 1969. The text also includes reports of sightings: Daryl Goyon of St. Francis, Wisconsin, observed an individual matching Ray’s description in Omaha, Nebraska, on April 17, 1968; Dorothy Rivett of Milwaukee reported a man resembling someone in local newspapers at a bar on April 18, 1968. Additionally, John Stasny of the Wisconsin State Patrol Communications Center noted wanted individuals William Walton (Richmond, Virginia PD) and Eugene Ray (Hobbs, New Mexico PD). The documents highlight FBI efforts to track suspects, verify identities through fingerprint analysis, and manage case details amid fragmented or incomplete information.  

Key People:  
- **Eric Stavro Galt** (suspect linked to "Calt" alias)  
- **Harvey Lowyer** (possibly an associate or alias)  
- **James Earl Ray** (convicted perpetrator of MLK’s assassination)  
- **Daryl Goyon** (St. Francis, Wisconsin; reported sighting in Omaha)  
- **Dorothy Rivett** (Milwaukee, Wisconsin; observed a man at a bar)  
- **John Stasny** (Wisconsin State Patrol Communications Center)  
- **William Walton** (wanted by Richmond, Virginia PD for forgery)  
- **Eugene Ray** (wanted by Hobbs, New Mexico PD)  

Key Locations:  
- **Milwaukee, Wisconsin** (focus of FBI Milwaukee office and Rivett’s sighting)  
- **Omaha, Nebraska** (Goyon’s reported sighting of "Calt")  
- **St. Francis, Wisconsin** (Goyon’s residence)  
- **Richmond, Virginia** (Walton’s wanted status)  
- **Hobbs, New Mexico** (Ray’s wanted status)  

Key Events:  
- FBI search for financial records of Galt/Lowyer in Wisconsin banks (no records found).  
- Media outreach to publicize Galt’s image via photographs and press releases.  
- Daryl Goyon’s sighting of an individual matching "Calt" in Omaha, Nebraska.  
- Dorothy Rivett’s observation of a man resembling someone in local newspapers in Milwaukee.  
- John Stasny’s report on wanted individuals Walton and Ray for FBI tracking.  
- James Earl Ray’s 1969 conviction for MLK’s assassination, despite ongoing conspiracy theories.  

Key Organizations:  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)** (led by SAC 44-388 in Milwaukee)  
- **Omaha Police Department (PD)**  
- **Richmond, Virginia PD**  
- **Hobbs, New Mexico PD**  
- **Wisconsin State Patrol Communications Center**

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