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Martin Luther King Jr — Part 2
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One particular dissemination, the contents of which
was not revealed in the files, was apparently initiated
and carried out personally by the Director. On Jamuary 22,
1965, the SAC in Atlanta advised Mr. Sullivan that,
pursuant to their electronic mrrveillance, the Bureau
learmed that King had phoned Ralph Abernathy and complained
that Hoover had had a meeting with a particular Atlanta
official while in Washington attending the Inauguration.
According to King, when this official returned to
Atlanta he contacted Dr. King senior and passed on a
“good deal” of information. According to Sullivan's
mem to Belmont, Dr. King, Jr. was very upset (HQ 100-
106670-768). The files did not reveal any formal proposal
for this briefing but Section Chief Baumgardner later speculated
that the Atlanta official was Chief of Police Jenkins
since the Director had met with him on Jarmary 18, 1965
HQ 100-106670-780). The files do not indicate whether
the Director suggested that the information be passed on
to Dr. King's father. |
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