</s>104-10129-10334 Lacagez (14 HAS NO ORJECTINTO NEW YORK TIMES CLASSICATION IN PLEASE OF THE PROUCANT 16 JUL 1969 JFK ACT Tennessee Court wrote to Judge Battle from the Upholds Rejection state penitentiary in Nashville. State Penitentiary In Nashville. Uphols Rejection Uphold's Rejection state Penitentiaries in Nashville, Attorney General, Stamped sur- State Penentiary in Nashville. of New Ray Trial Attorney General. Stamped Sur- referred his right to both. RELEASE (AP-KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, July 15 Ray was not here for the ray and appear. (AP) to the Tennessee Court hearing. (AP)-The Tennessee Court Criminal Appeals refused today (AP). The court refused to Criminal appeals refused today (May was-not-here for the Memphis judge refused to trial for James Ray Ray. Ray in Martin Luther King Jr. A. Martin Luther Luther King Sr. A Walter announced the court's the court's court's for less than four hours. walker announced the courts for less then four hours, tomey, said "said the courtate to the state Supreme. called "said " "The Supreme" called to the State Supreme. Ray pleaded guilty in Mem- court. Ray pleaded Guilty in Memphis. ray pleaded guilty to Dr. King. saying last year of Dr. Ring. saying the court of Criminal Court. sentenced in Criminal Court saying in state Supreme Court. years in state Judge. years in State Judge. in a trial trial. Ray in a new trial. in seeking a trial, Ray in the court, Perry, Roy in his former lawyer, Perry. his former lawyer. Forey. in the courtroom. Entertaining in the jury's court. Judge Arthur Arthur C. Faquin, who <loc_300><loc_656>judge Arthur C., in Memphis, a dling the guilty battle in a<loc_300><loc_665><loc_503><loc_669><loc_297><loc_677>judge. May 26 May 26, was a hearing on May 26 in Memphis in a hearing the May 26 may in Memphis during the court. He was a

Summary: The text contains fragmented entries referencing a Tennessee court case involving James Ray and legal proceedings in Memphis around May 26, 1968. It mentions a hearing related to Ray's trial for an unspecified offense, with references to the state penitentiary in Nashville, the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals, and Judge Arthur C. Faquin. The text includes unclear or corrupted phrases such as "14 HAS NO ORJECTINTO NEW YORK TIMES CLASSICATION IN PLEASE OF THE PROUCANT 16 JUL 1969 JFK ACT" and mentions a connection to Martin Luther King Jr. and his father, Walter King Sr., though the context is ambiguous. The document appears to be incomplete or corrupted, with repeated references to legal processes, court decisions, and potential SSNs (not included in the summary).  

Key People: James Ray, Judge Arthur C. Faquin, Martin Luther King Jr., Walter King Sr., Perry (former lawyer), Roy Forey  
Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee; Nashville, Tennessee; State Penitentiary in Nashville  
Key Events: Legal proceedings involving James Ray, court hearings on May 26, 1968, references to a trial for an unspecified offense, and mentions of the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals.  
Key Organizations: Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals, State Penitentiary in Nashville

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