</s>104-10129-10404 The Warlington Star in it. P. 1765 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROG STAR 7/6/66/6 RELEASE IN FULL His Attorney Says Ray Has Given Him Leads HELSEASE OF THIS LOCUM.I LONDON (AP) - James Earl Ray's American lawyer Earl He's got a go-to-lawyer Earl said he's been named and other sad he's in the manner of other defence of Ray, accused of as assisting Martin Luther King JFK ACT Arthur J. Hanes of Birmingham JFK. J.H. Hines of Birmingham JFKACT Arthur J, Hines in an interview room at hour in an interview room at RELEASE afterward for found the condi- lions somewhat permitted and interviewed in confidence. And interview with confidence. He and screen. was being not allowed to stand and of Alabama lawyer said he day that Ray might be said he was was beginning to build his case day that ray might might be right- day that he might might not editi- of the American civil rights: "Our meeting was most helpful. ful, most fruitful and "our meeting was not best help- ful, but most fruitful, he is and most awful and he is. ARTHURJ. HANES know each other better. He is been taken into protective custo- much more than he was. perfectly rational, sane and is the source was as impressed as he know that he was a forensic rational, and he's the danger as police and the Hanes has plans to leave him to leave the source said in confirming that forensic another trip to Brixton. He said he had been keen to leave the forensic trip to Britain. He said He had been been re- during the extraction hearing from the United States trip to be in the of the United Kingdom. during the execution hearing served many offers for sale for said Steven Ray in the ceivers many offers of aid for Steve Ray. He was the saw saw Bullet in the WITNESS ACCEPTS WITNESS CUSTODY Stevens had lived in the room. <loc_737><loc_523><loc_737>and saw the saw bullet in the POLICE EUSTODY <loc_497><loc_769><loc_520><loc_769>(AP) <loc_491><loc_782><loc_460><loc_782>(A.P.)

Summary: The text contains fragmented news snippets from 1968 discussing James Earl Ray's legal defense following his indictment for the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. It mentions Earl Hanes, Ray's attorney, describing a meeting with Arthur J. Hines, another lawyer involved in the case. Hanes reported that Ray was cooperative and rational during an interview, though conditions were restrictive. The text references a bullet found by a witness in custody, possibly related to the assassination investigation. Mentions of "forensic trip to Britain" and offers for sale involving Steven Ray are included, though context is unclear.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Earl Hanes, Arthur J. Hines, Steven Ray, Witness (unidentified)  
Key Locations: Birmingham, Alabama; United Kingdom (Brixton); unspecified locations related to the assassination investigation  
Key Events: Legal proceedings against James Earl Ray for MLK's assassination, interview with Ray under restricted conditions, discovery of a bullet by a witness, forensic examination in Britain  
Key Organizations: No specific organizations are mentioned in the text

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