</s>104-10129-10385 NEW YORK TIMES After the Eugene Telephone CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO 1-6 NOV-1988- proceed-to-the assumption and we put together just- of the Alabama and mixed over. CLASSIFICATION ANDOR RAY'S EX-LAWYER and a few bombshells- the proposal and the date of RELEASE THIS DOCUMENT HINTS RACE ANGLE a few suggestions that Mr. Dr. and then three captive intention of underscrowded the Dr. or, and three third captive Hanes Suggests He Was Not murder, Mr. Mates contented, searching for 3,000 Federal Bureau Hired to Try the Case of Birmingham was elected Mayor of Birmingham and the year of JFK ACT of Birmingham were also a two people could think of one of Birmingham's year of two people that think of an of Birmingham, and the two people who BURMINGHAM, Nov. 1-Ar- of Birmingham. and Alabam, and of Birmingham in Birmingham. of Birmingham with the same of Birmingham that he was of three years ago. Hanes of his son should undertake contented today that he is was of Birmingham when he was of Birmingham where he been picked by Ray's attorney of Birmingham who were the of the murder murder. only to understand the racial of Birmingham which was of Montgomery, civil rights of the murderer had been of the Federal Bureau. of Montgomery. Civil rights of the murders had been the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther of Montgomery's civil rights. of the federal bureau. of the criminal justice act. King Kux Klaus has received wide of Montgomery and civil rights, Ku Ku Klux Klaus was also of the United States. of theFederal Bureau act. late October. Mr. Tule wrote a told, even before he was the same to be regarded as a told. Even before he had been some came to be considered a late October, Mr Tule was granted tied, even after he was of the civil rights act. <loc_582><loc_452>told that he had a told and then he had<loc_95><loc_475><loc_553><loc_475>that he would be william Bradford. He, and that he

Summary: The text includes fragmented references to Martin Luther King Jr., Birmingham, Alabama, and the Federal Bureau (likely FBI) in relation to an unspecified investigation. Mentions of racial tensions, civil rights movements, and potential involvement of individuals such as "Ray's attorney" and "William Bradford" are present. References to a trial or legal proceeding involving King, along with connections to organizations like the Ku Klux Klan and civil rights groups, appear. The text also contains incomplete or corrupted segments, including placeholders like <loc_582> and other locational markers, suggesting possible missing or damaged content. Dates such as "late October" are mentioned but lack contextual clarity.  

Key People: Martin Luther King Jr., Ray (possibly a suspect or associate), William Bradford, "Hanes," "Mr. Tule," and unnamed individuals linked to Birmingham and civil rights activities.  

Key Locations: Birmingham, Alabama; Montgomery, Alabama; unspecified locations referenced via <loc_582>, <loc_452>, etc.  

Key Events: Mention of a trial or legal proceeding involving King, potential racial tensions in Birmingham, and connections to civil rights and Ku Klux Klan activities. The text also references an investigation into possible murder or criminal acts, though details are fragmented.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau (FBI), Ku Klux Klan, civil rights groups in Montgomery and Birmingham.

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