</s>HAROLD, JOHN 4-68 44-1987-SUB-E-39p3 leader of the Christian Conservative Movement gx in Clay City, Ill. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains a series of unclassified records from 1987, detailing personal information about multiple individuals. Entries include names, dates (formatted as month-year), case numbers, addresses, occupations, and some identifiers such as FBI numbers. The content appears to be part of an administrative or investigative database, though no direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related events is present in the text.  

Key People  
- Harold (various entries, including "leader of the Christian Conservative Movement" in Clay City, Ill.)  
- True Harold (address: 44-1987-SUB-E-1061B)  
- Eunice B. Harpe (313 J Peabody Apts.)  
- Jimmy Nunn Harrison (Air Force SN 14542914, Lauderdale Co., Tenn.)  
- Tommy Harrolson (manager and owner of G and H Liggett Rexall Drugstore)  
- Charles Hartzell (address: 613B; possibly related to Memphis)  
- David Arlen Hatmacher (FBI #596, 625D; physical description provided)  

Key Locations  
- Clay City, Ill.  
- Memphis, Tenn. (associated with Dance Club International)  
- Lauderdale Co., Tenn.  
- Panama City Beach, Fla. (Treasure Island Motel)  
- Montgomery, Ala. (Lucille Hassay’s address)  
- Fort Worth, Texas (C. W. Hathaway’s address)  

Key Events  
- Occupational roles: drugstore owner, motel owner, manager of a dance club, and others.  
- FBI identifiers linked to individuals (e.g., FBI #596, #496-700-D).  
- Addresses and personal details such as birth dates and physical descriptions.  

Key Organizations  
None explicitly mentioned in the text.

MLK Declassified Files

fbi-indices_352998_d-01-part_09_of_47.pdf

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