</s>44-686 CLASSIFICATION NO. Volume Number 3 SERIALS 27% thoue DO NOT DESTROY DO NOT DESTROY FOIPA# 12020244 PENDING DO NOT DESTROY DO NOT DO NO. BUREAU OF 3 FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER OC - OKLAHOMA CITY OC-0C-0044-00379-00 ASSASSINATIONS DO NOT RESTROY DO NOT DETROY ASSASSINESSIONS RUC-2-7-8 DO PRI-PRI-PRESENTATIONS RUC 2-7/8 PENNING PENDINGS PENDINS Pending PENTING Pending PENYING PENTINGS DO NOT DISTIGATION DO NOT DISTROY DO NOT EXTROY PENING PED FROM ADDRED OR ADDED TO THIS FILED DO NOT DISTROY 3 3 3 276 OPEN 2/12/164096 2/2/16409S RRP00440BAV DO NOT DO NOT DETROY DO NOT NOT RESTABLATION 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains a list of motel registration records from the Holiday Inn in Corinth, Mississippi, covering March 29–April 3, 1968. It includes names, addresses, license plate information, and vehicle details for individuals registered at the motel during this timeframe. The records are part of an FBI file related to investigations into potential threats or activities associated with Martin Luther King Jr., though no direct connection to his assassination is explicitly stated in the text. The document notes that these records were provided by Mr. Don M. Strickland, manager of the Holiday Inn, and includes administrative markings indicating release under Executive Order 14176. Additional summaries reference FBI records of motel registration data from similar timeframes (March 29–April 3, 1968), including license plate information and addresses, though no direct ties to MLK’s assassination or specific investigative details are provided in these texts.  

Key People:  
- Individuals registered at motels across multiple states, including Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and others. Names include A. R. Bonnan, Curtis Anthony, Robert T. Jenkins, Jack P. Vester, William E. Schiesz, Thomas F. Leonard, James E. Beshens, S. G. Puryear, MORT Wright, J. R. Gardner, F. J. Johnson, G. I. Haneey, Viola M. Chapman, Donald A. Chapman, Marshall D. Grisham, Kent L. Kinniburgh, J. W. Warren, Vernon M. Bonds, Jack Boyles, James Roberts, John F. Raspberry, Dan D. Benfield, Joe D. Allen, Tom Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frazier, J. R. Gardner, F. J. Johnson, G. I. Haneey, Viola M. Chapman, Donald A. Chapman, Marshall D. Grisham, Kent L. Kinniburgh, J. W. Warren, Vernon M. Bonds, Jack Boyles, James Roberts, John F. Raspberry, Dan D. Benfield, Joe D. Allen, Tom Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frazier, and others listed in the summaries.  

Key Locations:  
- Corinth, Mississippi (Holiday Inn)  
- Birmingham, Alabama; Huntsville, Alabama; Selma, Alabama; Little Rock, Arkansas; Paragould, Arkansas; Helena, Arkansas; Batesville, Arkansas; Greenbush, Michigan; Herman, Minnesota; Tupelo, Mississippi; Columbus, Mississippi; Starkville, Mississippi; Winona, Mississippi; Grenada, Mississippi; Hattiesburg, Mississippi; St. Louis, Missouri; Webster Grove, Missouri; Arnold, Missouri; Omaha, Nebraska; Allendale, New Jersey; Teanecke, New Jersey; Malverne, New York; Grove, Oklahoma; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and other locations across multiple states.  

Key Events:  
- Motel registration records from March 29–April 3, 1968, linked to FBI investigations into potential threats or activities associated with Martin Luther King Jr., though no direct connection to his assassination is stated in the text.  
- References to declassification under Executive Order 14176 for historical records.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Holiday Inn (Corinth, Mississippi)  
- Federal Land Bank Association  
- Department of Agriculture

MLK Declassified Files

44-oc-686_sec_003_ser_276-part_1_of_3.pdf

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