</s>104-10129-10381 C.J.F. HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIK R ATTEN ANYMPOR RELEASEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT DECLASKIR ANYMOR Ray Trial Opens Tuesday Ringed by Tight Security Ringedby Tight Security NEW YORK TIMES- By MARTIN WALDRON 1, O NOV 1988 JFK ACT MEMPHIS, Nov. Nov. 1, New York Times. MEMPHS, Nov ., New Jersey, New York Times. JFKACT by Martin Waldron 1 of pools for trial her trial of James Earl Perry, reporters of J.C.HOV 1988. DER trial of Trial of James E. Perry, reports of photographs, as der trial of Tuesday's trial per per-per-permitted, and photographs, and der trial for James Earl Per-Per-reported, as a in the trial of an American trial trial. See before entering the court. RELEASE in the Memphis authorities who were involved in the investigation of the court, in the investigation, and the court was also in the case of the trial, and in the record, and analyzed determined that Ray, who was as well-recorded and analyzed the Memphis authorities will be willing to get spectators, as determined by Martin Luther King Jr. who will still getTING near Ray. Dewald, the assassin, who is who will be recorded by Preston Battyl, J.C ., Kennedy-Oswald Morris Jr. ordered the security J.D. F. Kennedy- Oswald Morris Jr., ordered by the J.E.F ., and will be executed by the Jack Ruby before he could be security officer every day each day. The More than 100 policemen, could be the trial that ended up to last More than 350 people. The trial was expected to last cliding to the Memphis Court Court Battle that did that we would more than 350 men were executed. more than 50 men were killed in the trial today. force, will be involved in guard. AM. A.M. J.Journ for lunch at 12:30 the four-story courthouse, for the day at 5 PM. the four story courthouse, cors for the court at 5 pm. in the court for the trial. in the two security checkers, including report, spectators, including reporters, including reports, including a search, before entering or entering the courtroom except in the courtroom, the court will be sent to the court where the trial will be on page 76, Column.

Summary  
The text contains fragmented and overlapping references to legal proceedings involving James Earl Perry, whose trial is described in relation to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It mentions Memphis authorities and security measures surrounding the trial, including over 100 police officers and a four-story courthouse with restricted access for spectators. The document also includes unclear references to Martin Luther King Jr., noting his connection to Memphis authorities and potential involvement in determining security protocols. Additionally, it contains disjointed details about a "Ray Trial," mentions of Jack Ruby, and unrelated administrative notes about court schedules and security checks. The text appears to be a mix of news reports, trial records, and possibly administrative forms, with some content potentially related to the JFK assassination investigation but lacking clear context or coherence.  

Key People  
- James Earl Perry (trial subject)  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned in relation to Memphis authorities)  
- Jack Ruby (referenced as an executioner in unclear context)  
- J.D. F. Kennedy-Oswald Morris Jr. (possibly a security officer or administrative figure)  
- Preston Battyl (photographer or recorder, possibly associated with the trial)  

Key Locations  
- Memphis, Tennessee (trial location)  
- Four-story courthouse (trial venue)  
- New York Times (source of news reports)  

Key Events  
- Trial of James Earl Perry (JFK assassination case)  
- Security measures and spectator restrictions at the courthouse  
- Mention of Martin Luther King Jr.'s potential involvement in security decisions  
- Disjointed references to Jack Ruby's role in an execution  

Key Organizations  
- Memphis authorities (involved in investigation and security)  
- New York Times (news source)  
- Court system (Memphis, Tennessee)

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