</s>104-10129-10388 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM SECRET RELEASE IN FULL 1-11-11.01-091-0-0.0+ O HAS NO OBJECTION TO CLASSIFICATION ANDOOR OF THIS DOCUMENT NEW YORK TIMES 8 OCT. 1968. A KLAN ORGANIZER JEK A.C.K. A KLAAN ORGANIZEER RIGHTS OFFered to pay to Stoner. Rights letters, National Stater MADE VISIT TO RAY Rights addressed to Stoner PROPOSED. PROPosed. H.A. Hanes to an- RELEASE MADE VISTIT TO RAY of defense. promposed. J.B. Stoner Talks With the proprioted. He is an prioned. He has a courtroom J. B. Stoners talks with the Prisoner of Aiding Defense. -Preston Battle in a courtroom -Preton differences' and Ariens and on Monday, Mr. Hines told By MARTIN WALDRON and that he might withdraw a and on that. He might withdraw as by Martin Waldron on Monday. He may have told Storner, Oct. 2. O.C ., and on Monday. of the National Jail Cell. on Monday, he had to be the murder of the day. He had to have moved and and of the murder. on Monday to have been resolved and of the national Jail cell. on Monday and he had moved to Ray's of the state. and as an as and as the on Monday he had been resolved as of the month. He was told to Ray. in his National Jail cell. on Monday that he had received and in his Memphis jail cell. on Monday's day. in his letter to Ray Stoner in his Nashville jail cell, and in his memphis jail cell was in his Mississippi jail cell in his Tennessee jail cell and in the state of Ray's. Mr. Storner. who has lived in the and as he has lived with publications might might be sued for a against a charge that he mur mur. against the charge of his murder. <loc_305><loc_549>Killer of King. King. of Dr. King ., against the possibility. against the death of his death. to support Reported for Stoner

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented and partially illegible text referencing a New York Times article from October 8, 1968, discussing a Klan organizer named J.B. Stoner and legal proceedings involving charges of murder or aiding in the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mentions include references to "National Jail Cell," legal discussions about withdrawing charges, and potential lawsuits against individuals for alleged involvement in King's death. The text also notes interactions between Stoner and Preston Battle in a courtroom context, with references to jail cells in states such as Tennessee, Mississippi, Memphis, and Nashville. The document appears to reference an investigation or legal case but lacks coherent narrative structure, with unclear connections to the assassination of Dr. King.  

Key People:  
- J.B. Stoner (Klan organizer, involved in legal discussions)  
- Preston Battle (courtroom interaction mentioned)  
- Martin Waldron (reporter associated with the New York Times article)  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (subject of alleged murder charges)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Nashville, Tennessee  
- Mississippi  
- Tennessee (general reference to jail cells)  
- National Jail Cell (ambiguous reference)  

Key Events:  
- Legal proceedings involving potential murder charges against individuals linked to Dr. King's death  
- Courtroom interactions between J.B. Stoner and Preston Battle  
- References to jail cells in multiple states, possibly tied to legal cases or investigations  
- Mention of a New York Times article from October 8, 1968  

Key Organizations:  
- Klan (Ku Klux Klan)  
- National Jail Cell (ambiguous reference, possibly an organization or facility)

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