</s>104-10129-10352 104-0129-10532 1-3-CATION ANOJOR NEW YORK TIMES SE OF THIS DOCUMENT. NEW YORK TIES EX-ATTORNEY LINKS Ray to Rifles for Cuban Exiles THE NEW YORK TIMIES, WEDNESDAY, WESNESDAY. APRIL 2, 1969 8-APR 1959 EX-Attorney Links Ray to Ray to RIifles for Cuban Exiles By MARTIN WALDRON that Ray's letter might be a con-pent thousands of dollars try by former attorney for that Ray'S letter might not be a new, without success to find James Ray Ray Ray was for that Tennessee lawyer provided Rifles, a long, without a lot of dollars find the former attorney. Ray Ray for that Tennessee law provides Rifles to the cuban exiles. James Ray ray Ray was in that a motion for a new murder plot. and he never knew it in that a law firm that was to try. and Memphis last April I knew in that a lawyer who provided Rolfa, who was to be an advance the Rev. to be in found a judge who will be an answer to the and never knew in the found the F.B.I knew it will be the murder plot and never know it was was. advance that Ray was out to be and never known it was and that the R-B-1 knew it was and that he was was was and that it was the same. and that Ray Ray knew he will be aware of when he was Dr. King had been out to and that He was not a new. He was a new and that was the law firm. and that his lawyer. and that, he was a lawyer. This was was a Dr. K. King said that he had a of the F-B.1 knew he was the new of the R.B-I knew that he is a new- Dr. R.K. King, who who flew to New and the lawyer, Arthur. of the Law Firm. from the bullet recovered of the gun. He said that Mr. R-R-L-R. of the law Firm. of the man who knew that the new- of the new law firm, he said that He-Ri-L.R.L. of the same law firm and that that he- said. killed King. the lawyer. on a weapon that could have <loc_477><loc_439>the law firm was not the same as he did. on a gun. <loc_437><loc_476><loc_441>the law court. He had a gun, and that he said he-

Summary:  
The text appears to be a fragmentary or garbled news article from *The New York Times* dated April 2, 1969, discussing James Ray's alleged connection to providing rifles to Cuban exiles through a former attorney. The article mentions a law firm in Memphis and references the FBI’s involvement in an investigation. It includes disjointed statements about Ray’s potential role in a murder plot involving Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., though these claims are unclear or possibly misattributed. The text also notes that a bullet recovered from the assassination weapon was linked to a man associated with the law firm, and there are references to Arthur as a lawyer involved in the case.  

Key People:  
- James Ray (allegedly linked to supplying rifles to Cuban exiles)  
- Arthur (lawyer associated with the law firm and the investigation)  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned in unclear context related to the murder plot)  
- The Rev. (possibly a reference to King, though not explicitly confirmed)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis (location of the law firm mentioned)  
- New York (publication location of *The New York Times*)  

Key Events:  
- Alleged provision of rifles to Cuban exiles by James Ray through a former attorney  
- FBI investigation into potential murder plot involving Dr. King  
- Legal proceedings or court cases referenced, though details are fragmented  
- Bullet analysis linking the weapon to an individual associated with the law firm  

Key Organizations:  
- Law firm (specific name not clearly identified)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Cuban exiles (group allegedly receiving rifles)

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