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Summary  
The document contains fragmented communications between FBI agents and field offices, primarily concerning investigative leads related to a suspect described as "JAMES EARL MAY" or "CAY." It references an anonymous tip from Baltimore, dated April 23, 1968, describing an individual observed fitting a description of the suspect. The tip includes details about the suspect's appearance, behavior, and potential connections to locations in Virginia. The text also notes FBI actions in Norfolk, including surveillance and coordination with local authorities, and references ongoing investigations into possible violations linked to the suspect. Administrative notes mention document handling procedures, release under Executive Order 14178, and form entries unrelated to the main content.  

Key People  
- James Earl May/Cay (suspect described in tips)  
- John P. Bunszel (FBI Special Agent)  
- James Sorey (Foreman, City of Norfolk Department of Public Works)  
- SAC, Norfolk (Field Office Director)  
- Anonymous tipster (Baltimore, Virginia)  

Key Locations  
- Norfolk, Virginia  
- Baltimore, Maryland  
- Berkeley, California (Liberty Street, referenced in unrelated administrative note)  
- Virginia (specific locations not fully detailed in the text)  

Key Events  
- April 23, 1968: Anonymous tip about suspect observed in Baltimore and Virginia.  
- Surveillance of individuals fitting the suspect's description by FBI agents.  
- Coordination between FBI Norfolk and local authorities regarding potential leads.  
- Administrative handling of documents under Executive Order 14178.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of Justice (implied through administrative procedures)  
- City of Norfolk, Virginia (public works department referenced in unrelated note)

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44-nf-268_749669_02-02-part_1_of_5.pdf

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