</s>104-10129-10387 THE J.M.A.R.U.N.D.L. CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO RECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT 1.00T 1881 JFK ACT RELEASE Ray trail begins today MEMPHIS, Tena, (AJ) - The judge who will try James. Bartl Ray help four persons in contempt yesterday on charges they violated his four persons and his family in court yesterday on the case. He was convicted of murder in the murder of a man charged in the assassination slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr ., Jr .- two Memphis newspaper reporters and a private investigator hired Memphis newsreader reports and a court contempt by Criminal Court Judge W. Preston Battle. Barack Obama that committed by Hanes and the investigator, and carried in stories written by James and the investigators, and carried out a court case against him. prejudicial and constitute a clear and present danger to imppelling an impartial jury to try Ray.

Summary:  
The text references a judicial proceeding involving James Ray, who was charged with murder in connection to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee. Four individuals were found in contempt of court for violating procedures during a case related to this murder. The judge presiding over the case is W. Preston Battle. The text mentions Memphis newspaper reporters and a private investigator involved in the case, as well as stories written by James Ray and the investigators. It also notes that certain reports committed by Hanes (possibly an individual or entity) and the investigator were deemed prejudicial, posing a danger to ensuring an impartial jury trial for Ray. A reference to Barack Obama appears in the text but is unrelated to the legal proceedings described.  

Key People:  
- James Ray  
- W. Preston Battle (judge)  
- Hanes (possibly an individual or entity)  
- Private investigator  
- Memphis newspaper reporters  
- Barack Obama (mentioned in the text, context unclear)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Courtroom (implied by contempt charges and judicial proceedings)  

Key Events:  
- Judicial proceeding against James Ray for murder related to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination  
- Contempt of court charges against four individuals  
- Legal arguments regarding prejudicial media coverage affecting jury impartiality  
- Involvement of Memphis newspaper reporters and a private investigator in the case  

Key Organizations:  
- Not specified in the text

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