</s>104-10129-10360 JFK ACT NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK TIES RELEASE C 29 JAN 1969 THE NEW YORK TIMS. Aide of Dr. King Promises Drive to Help Save Re. RELEASE THE NEW YORK TIMES. By ROY REED referring to Ray's Crimin PHILADELPHIA, New York, T.R. of the Rev. Dr. Martin refering to Rays said he had found to philadelphia. The New York Times. Negros of Memphis eager to to the White's in their col- of the New York City. demonstrators. In the midst of the Civil War, and the whites, in their co- and the white's in the civil- of the Civil- War, the "The Rev. James L. Bevel- and the "Hey, let it get to get into it." white man accused." Dr. and he has no defenders. white man accused. Dr one and has no defender. long-time associate of K. Kapr. using the Roy trial into which. erring Conference, called wh of the nonviolence, nonviolence. of the "Kapr- of the Negro- erring conference, called w. of the negro. announce the steps he would other. How dear how I'mpor- ray, a former convict who ray, Ray's, but I'm in Impor- last April 4. the "Rays" is not innocent. attorney last week Ray and Memphis the impression of friends the "The "King's" of the "Mentor" of Memphis the "King" of "The" of the "M" of his "The the "Aide" of a "R" in Memphis the "I'm not important. ter the case was not Confederate the "S" of Mr. Roy's battle. ruled as he could lead to compelling" to the "D" ruled to be could not be compelling. To the "Crimin sent. He could have had to men at Dr. Ray's Tongue to Mr. Bevell said he would lead to the "Dr. King's "Tongue <loc_732><loc_521>to "The King's" to "The <loc_323><loc_524><loc_323><loc_536><loc_122><loc_536>real Judge Battle's Justice to the " He was in those days. He him, though in those day.

Summary: The document contains a fragmented and partially redacted newspaper article from January 29, 1969, referencing Martin Luther King Jr., Ray Crimin, and legal proceedings in Memphis and Philadelphia. It mentions Dr. King's aide, James L. Bevel, and references to a trial involving Ray Crimin, a former convict. The text includes vague claims about the "Rays" not being innocent, legal rulings regarding compelling evidence, and discussions of nonviolence conferences. Mentions of "Judge Battle's Justice" and unclear legal terminology suggest ongoing investigations or court cases. The article also references New York City demonstrators and civil rights tensions between Black and white communities.  

Key People: Martin Luther King Jr., Ray Crimin, James L. Bevel, Roy Reed, Judge Battle  
Key Locations: Memphis, Philadelphia, New York City  
Key Events: Legal trial involving Ray Crimin, nonviolence conferences, civil rights demonstrations, references to judicial rulings  
Key Organizations: Civil rights groups (implied), legal entities (implied)

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