</s>HALL, DIDRICK CLYDE 44-775-789 no desc. MAY 68 ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a list of records from 1968, primarily referencing individuals associated with investigations related to Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). Entries include names such as James Earl Ray (JAMES, EARL), Raymond Hall (HALL, RAYMOND), and W.C. Herring (HERRON, W. C.), who is noted as an alias for James Earl Ray. Other individuals linked to MLK's family or associates are mentioned, including Ruth King (sister of James David Dailey) and Hugh L. King (spouse of MLK). Dates range from April 1968 to May 1968, with locations in San Francisco, St. Louis, Memphis, and El Paso, Texas. The records include FBI identifiers (e.g., FBI #405942G) and reference parole officers, hotel staff, and postal workers.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (JAMES, EARL) – linked to MLK's assassination investigation; alias for W.C. Herring.  
- Raymond Hall (HALL, RAYMOND) – listed with an address in San Francisco.  
- W.C. Herring (HERRON, W. C.) – identified as an alias for James Earl Ray.  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (KING, MARTIN L. JR. DR.) – referenced by name and identifier.  
- Ruth King – spouse of James David Dailey; sister of MLK.  
- Hugh L. King – spouse of MLK.  

Key Locations:  
- San Francisco, Calif.  
- St. Louis, Mo.  
- Memphis, Tenn.  
- El Paso, Texas.  
- McArthur Hotel (Bell hop Enoch Kiger).  

Key Events:  
- Investigation activities in April and May 1968.  
- Reference to MLK's family members and associates.  
- FBI case numbers and identifiers tied to individuals.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – referenced via case numbers (e.g., FBI #405942G).  
- Postal Service – Corbyn Jacobs listed as a postmaster in Palmyra, Missouri.

MLK Declassified Files

fbi-indices_352998_d-01-part_43_of_47.pdf

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