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on LUTHER KING, JR., MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, April 4, 1968. UNKNOWN SUBJECTS; Alleged Plot In New York City, New York, to Harm or Ali & Prominent Negro Woman : ASSASSINATION {OF PRESIDENT JOHN ly — FITZGERALD EDY , DALLAS , TEXAS, ~~ _ November 22, 1963 POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN | rn | the Federal Bureau of Investigation, she had gone outside to plart some flowers in front of home. While so engaged,. she noticed a young man on a motorbike ride by in the street in front of her home several times. ‘NPinally, this young man stopped directly in front of her home and commenced speaking with her. She states she was surprised pee on close ob- servation that this young man was a Negro, “Whereas when she had seen him from a slight distance, he appeared to be Caucasian. ON ae According to Miss CALDWELL, the first ‘thing ‘this young Negro said to her was, "Do you know DONALD JACKSON?" ~ Miss CALDWELL said she replied, "I know him well.” (Miss CALDWELL explained at this point that she knows a Negro in Buffalo named DONALD JACKSON, who is head of the Donald Jackson Foundation, the purpose of which is to raise money to provide educational scholarships for meritorious and needy Negro students. She stated that she has given financial and other assistance to DONALD JACKSON, and im-.. mediately assumed that this is the DONALD JACKSON the young man was inquiring about.) . Miss CALDWELL went on to state that the next thing the young Negro said to her was "Did you tell Secret Service _ what our friend in New York wanted you to tell them?" - a2 wm