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Martin Luther King Jr — Part 1
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I. INTRODUCTION
A. The Mission Of The Task Force
1. The Problem
mn Novenber 1, 1975, William C. Sulliven, former
Assistant Director, Domestic Intelligence Division,
Federal Bureau of Investigation, testified before the
Senate Select Committee to Study Govermmental Operations
with Respect to Intelligence Activities. He related that
from late 1963 and conrinuing until the
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., King was the target of an
intensive campaign by the F.B.I. to neutralize him as an
effective civil rights leader. Sullivan stated that in
the war against King "No holds were barred." (Senate
Report No. 94-755, Final Report of the Select Committee
to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to
“Intelligence Activities, Book II, p. 11). This and other
testimmy describing this F.B.1I. conterintelligence
campaign against King reached the
public through the
news media. As a consequence there was a regeneration of
the widespread speculation m the possibility that the
Bureau may have had same responsibility in Dr. King's.
death and may not have done an impartial and thorough
investigation of the assassinatim.
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