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OTHA NEAL BURKES With r dt e activities of on the night of June 21, 1964, the following information was furnished by JAMES EDWARD JORDAN tified an otog ranh af OTHA NEAL ae pr Se VR Ver fe de BURKES , Philadelphia, Mississippi Policeman, as being identical with the officer who notified the group of Meridian men, who were waiting near the Neshoba County Jail, that the civil rights workers who were confined to the jail were leaving the Philadelphia area on Highway 19. He also said that BURKES was identical with the policeman who was with CECIL RAY PRICE, Neshoba County Deputy Sheriff, and who stopped the Meridian group in Philadelphia, Mississippi after the burial of the three murdered civil rights workers. JORDAN stated there was a third person in the Philadelphia, Mississippi Police Department automobile and that he is unabie to identify this JORDAN stated the occupants of DOYLE B. S car, when stopped by the Philadelphia Police Department automobile in Philadelphia, did not get out and that BILLY POSEY was the only person who went over and talked to PRICE and BURKES who were in this Police Department automobile. 47C, (70 It is noted that in the signed statement of HORACE DOYLE nad he —<—