</s>Mystery Man. (Carried from Page One) brush, cut, blue eyes, staight nose. Persons who have met Galt, the FBI reported, described him as a loner with a "rural" speech and little schooling, fond of vodka, beer and hillbilly mu- The FBI statement also said, "The fugitive is said to have a nervous habit of occasionally pulling at an ear lobe with his left hand, his left ear protrudes left hand from his left-ear protrudes right ear, from his head than his "Galt should be considered armed and dangerous." the FBI crease and warned. Grease had been the names of John Willard and Harvey Low- meyer, the FBI said. The assas- sin registered at the Memphis of John W. house. of John Whittier, under the name Details of the alleged conspir- acy were missing from the FBI release, as were vital statistics. such as schooling, birthplace, school, employment, The statement. said claimed to have been a cook on Mississippi riverboats, a mer- chamber, and "is said to be and demeter." Galt, the FBI said, is the own- ar of a 1966 white Mustang with Alabama license plates.aban- done in Atlanta, the day after- King was shot to death. The hide was left in the parking lot of an apartment project. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

The text contains fragmented and partially illegible records related to James Earl Ray, a suspect in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., along with unrelated administrative and educational documents. It includes mentions of Ray’s brother doubting his survival, FBI efforts to disseminate photographs of Ray as part of an investigation, and references to Ray's alleged involvement in the assassination attempt. The text also contains unrelated content such as school merger announcements, tax delay notices, and other administrative records. Some sections include redacted or unclear information, including potential social security numbers (SSNs) noted as "[SSN REDACTED]".  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (suspect in MLK's assassination)  
- Michael May (Ray’s brother, expressed doubts about Ray’s survival)  
- Jerry Ray (James Earl Ray’s brother, mentioned in context of family connections)  
- George W. Wallace (former governor of Alabama, referenced in unrelated text)  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (central figure in the assassination investigation)  

Key Locations:  
- St. Louis, Missouri (mentioned in connection with Ray’s family and local news reports)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (linked to Ray’s alleged activities)  
- Chicago, Illinois (referenced in context of Ray’s movements)  
- California (noted as a location for photographs of Ray)  

Key Events:  
- FBI distribution of wanted posters for James Earl Ray (1968)  
- Investigation into Ray’s potential involvement in the assassination of Dr. King  
- School merger announcements and administrative updates (unrelated to MLK case)  
- Tax delay notices and other bureaucratic records (unrelated to MLK case)  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation, involved in tracking James Earl Ray)  
- Catholic schools in St. Louis (mentioned in unrelated educational merger context)  
- Local government entities (referenced in administrative documents)

MLK Declassified Files

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