</s>104-10129-10382 CH HAS NO OBJECTION TO DE-CLASSIFICATION ANJOR FELEASE OF THIS DOCU-4E JFK ACT RELEASE PHIL M. CANALE JR. W. PRESTON BATTLE The prosecutor The judge JAMES EARL RAY The defendant Ray's Trial to Open Tuesday The defendant In the Slaying of Dr. King MEMPHY. Tenn. (UPD) -of-slaying President Kennedy, chances: It is deemed that James Earl Ray was trial on trial killed killed by he could be one of another case will James Earl Roy goes on trial with trial killed by Ken. Kennedy. He is one of only one or another case that in the slaying of Dr King. In the case that he was killed by a man who was killed in a car accident. of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed at Sen. Kennedy, one of the first day of his death. He may only killed by Sen. Kenneth, one day after another until this case will killed by Ken, Kennedy, and one day later. He was also killed in the death of his son. and - in one of one of his strangest gets next month. In Los Angeles, in Los Angeles. In a case only of whether he did old or did not kill him. He killed him. In less than six months, he was not of whether the old did did old kill him, he killed himself about about now. In In Los. in Los. of whether his death was not. In July, April 6:00 p.m. of the assassination charge to open the CST Thursday, April 5, 1964 through secondary. of whether it was the first time he was a victim of the murder of a man. The assassination charge in New York City, in the of whether a man was killed, he said "The assassination charge is open to the the death of King is isolated plot. The habitual robber brought the prize winner: A decision not not state of one man. We was state of the one man, who escaped and escaped from the prison. the execution of a criminal case raises Whether the question on con- fusion of a corporal plot. Why would you like James James raises fusion or a corporational plot. Why would you want to see him? He When he did not, if he state of a conspiracy plot, the Martin Luther King? If he would like to escape a robber raises the defense continues. and, if it does, whether any the defense conti- Martin Luther king? If if he did, he does, whatever any <loc_185><loc_653>the defendant continues. Martin LutherKing. In this case, it was so, so, the conspirators and, that he does. He does, if if <loc_643><loc_805><loc_654><loc_600><loc_653>dent John F. Kenny, then then <loc_389><loc_664><loc_389><loc_675><loc_185><loc_675>and that he is a small television<loc_391><loc_664><loc_595><loc_664><loc_597><loc_664>The government there is is the

Summary: The text contains fragmented and overlapping information regarding legal proceedings involving James Earl Ray, including trials related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It references a trial opening on April 5, 1964, in Memphis, Tennessee, with unspecified charges. Mentions include conspiracy theories, legal defenses, and connections between multiple assassination cases. The text also notes Ray's alleged involvement in the slaying of Dr. King, with some unclear details about timelines, locations (Los Angeles), and potential accomplices. References to "corporal plot" and "conspiracy" are present but lack coherent context.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, prosecutor, judge, Sen. Kenneth (unclear reference), Martin Luther King Jr., possibly others unnamed in the text.  
Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee; Los Angeles; New York City.  
Key Events: Trial of James Earl Ray for assassination charges related to Dr. King and President Kennedy; mention of a trial opening on April 5, 1964; references to conspiracy theories and legal defenses.  
Key Organizations: Not clearly identified in the text.

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