</s>104-10129-10364 SECRET- (her) Filed In) (her] Filled In) REFERENCE DOCUMENT PAGE ANALYSIS' OR CHARGEOUT NO. FILE NO. TYPE PAGE ANALYSYS' OR CHARCOUT NO. W COLLECTION TO HOTATION ANDO. NEW YORK TIMES 2 0 JAN 1969 THE NEW YORK TIMESA THE NEW YORK TIMES, A Aide to Dr. King Says Ray Isn't Guilty THE NEW YORK TIMES. A Special to The New York Times. Aide To Dr.King Says Ray Says Ray isn't Guilty But he benended to James Earl Ray. But he not guilty - Sent to the Shelby County Jail in Tennessee HELPED PHILIPA. the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther But he is not guilty- Leadership Conference But he's not guilty" - sent to that the Rev.'s wife, who is not said. than Mr. Lee, who was in Tennessee sadly to have said: the Rev ., Martin Luther sadily to havesaid. the Rev's wife. Saudy's wife said: "that the Rev." - Martin Luther Dr. King's accused assassin your country will be in Tennessee Dr. Kim's accusers assassin present. On April 4 at the Lor- Dr. Dr Dr. Dr.'s accusers assasin your brother, who have been in the court. Dr. James Earl Roy. He sent firmed "You're accused assassin" court, I know you are not to James Earl ray. He had no court. He said that he sent court. I know that you are no to James Ray. Ray, he sent Miss Scheer said no reply to James Earl Ray. He held he "such evidence that leader. He told Miss Scheeder said no to reply he's "such evidence that he would Ray's "right leader leader." Ray is scheduled to go on has "such" evidence that would Ray's lawyer, Arthur Haynes. not meant to be taken as a ray was arrested last June in may. He was not to go to not meant that the offer offer as <loc_509>that he said the offer was ray was not meant to take him as ray's lawyer. Arthur Hayes.

Summary: The text contains fragments of a news article from *The New York Times* dated January 1969, referencing James Earl Ray's alleged involvement in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It mentions Ray being sent to Shelby County Jail in Tennessee and his legal proceedings, including an offer from Arthur Hayes (Ray’s lawyer) that was not accepted. The article includes quotes from Dr. King’s aide stating Ray is not guilty, though the text is incomplete and contains errors or repetitions.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Arthur Hayes (Ray's lawyer), Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Miss Scheer (possibly a journalist or associate).  

Key Locations: Shelby County Jail (Tennessee), New York City (New York Times headquarters).  

Key Events: James Earl Ray’s arrest in June 1968, legal proceedings involving Arthur Hayes, and the publication of *The New York Times* article discussing Ray’s alleged guilt.  

Key Organizations: The New York Times, Shelby County Jail administration.

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