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Summary  
The document references a legal dispute involving Earl Ray, a civil rights leader, and his possession of a 1966 Ford Mustang. A lower court had previously granted a demurrer in a lawsuit against the county attorney general Phil M. Canale and county attorney A. Blackwell. The State Supreme Court affirmed this decision, ruling that the court's attorney grounds for an appeal included legal matters related to Ray's case. The text mentions Ray's return to Memphis and his trial, with references to Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert E. King Sr. It also notes a 1960 Ford Mustang associated with Ray and includes unclear or possibly misprinted phrases such as "JFK ACT longing of Earl Ray" and "Ray's return to return to ray." The document appears to be a fragmented legal record involving property disputes, court rulings, and potential connections to civil rights figures.  

Key People  
- Earl Ray  
- Phil M. Canale (county attorney general)  
- A. Blackwell (county attorney)  
- Robert E. King Sr.  
- Martin Luther King Jr.  

Key Locations  
- Nashville, Tenn.  
- Memphis  
- State Supreme Court  

Key Events  
- Legal dispute over possession of a 1966 Ford Mustang by Earl Ray  
- Lower court granting demurrer in lawsuit against county officials  
- State Supreme Court affirming the lower court's decision  
- Mention of Ray's return to Memphis and trial proceedings  
- References to property disputes involving a 1960 Ford Mustang  

Key Organizations  
- State Supreme Court  
- County attorney office (Phil M. Canale, A. Blackwell)

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