</s>104-10129-10335 James Earl Kay CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION ANTICA RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT Pamm Ray Suit Denied for the NASHVILLE, JENN. A H.E.L. Federal judge ruled that in NASHVILLE. JENN, A the wrong court that put in SIS the wrong courtroom, Jenn. A the wrong defendant, J.A. JFK ACT Lords to hold contracts with- two of his former attorneys write to tell the story. The court was not a court case, U.S. District Judge William U. S. District Justice William the United States Supreme Court, should have been filed in RELEASE the Memphis District of the the Middle Dis- rather, the middle Dis- Ray contends that famed Trevor, L.J. Jones, Jr. Foreman, Attorney Arthur and Author William Brad- and President William Brad. ford H.Lue. Attorney Arthur. and President John F. Kennedy. murder of the Rev. Dr. Mar. his story would not become his way. Ray contents that way. May contents, that way, Ray contends five story rights, and the at- have been paid through the proceeds of the writings. WASHINGTON POST 12 July 1969

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and potentially garbled information related to legal proceedings involving Pamm Ray, a case dismissed due to incorrect court jurisdiction. It references a federal judge ruling that a lawsuit was filed in the wrong courtroom and against the wrong defendant. The document mentions individuals such as Trevor L.J. Jones Jr., Arthur Foreman, William Bradford, and H.Lue, along with references to President John F. Kennedy and legal contracts. A claim is made about the murder of "Rev. Dr. Mar." (possibly a misspelling or misreference), with assertions that proceeds from writings were used to pay rights to a story. The text also notes a Washington Post article dated 12 July 1969, though details are unclear.  

Key People:  
- Pamm Ray  
- Trevor L.J. Jones Jr.  
- Arthur Foreman  
- William Bradford  
- H.Lue  
- John F. Kennedy (referenced)  

Key Locations:  
- Nashville  
- Memphis District of the Middle District (implied)  
- Washington, D.C. (Washington Post reference)  

Key Events:  
- Legal case dismissed for incorrect court jurisdiction  
- Alleged dispute over a story's rights and payment via writings  
- Mention of a 1969 Washington Post article  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. District Court (implied)  
- Federal judge (William U. S. District Justice, name possibly garbled)  
- Washington Post (media reference)

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