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JAMES EARL RAY, also known as Eric Starvo Galt - ASSASSINATION OF REV. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, April 4, 1968 UNKNOW SUBJECTS; Alleged Plot In New York City, New York, to Harm or Kill a Prominent Negro Woman . ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, DALLAS, TEXAS, November 22, 1963 POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN Miss CALDWELL then made reference to the recent assassination in Los Angeles of Senator ROBERT F. KENNEDY - and proceeded to speculate that perhaps this was the : "terrible thing about to happen" that her Negro friend from New York City had written to her about, and which information she in turn had forwarded to the Federal Bureau Of Investigation. She acknowledged that in her letter to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, she had described the incident about to occur as Anvolving an urtknown Negro woman, but now wondered whether she may possibly have misinterpreted the Negro businessman's letter. She speculated that per- haps what the Negro businessman had been trying to tell her was that a Negro woman was to be involved in the incident in some way, but not necessarily as the victim. Miss CALDWELL concluded by Stating she felt Senator KENNEDY's deatb was more than just a mere coinci- dence, that she is "not a believer in coincidence," and that there must definitely be some connection between the information she had previously received and Senator KENNEDY's death. Attention is directed to the fact that Miss , CALDWELL in her telephone call of June 6, 1968, to the =. Federal Bureau of Investigation, stated that her con- Soe versation with the unidentified young Negro occurred while 4.