</s>104-10129-10409 SECRET PACE-112-12-7-1-1 -10409 Waldington Stae CLASASNO-ORJECTIONTO DECASSIFICATION TO DECASSIFICATION TO DECASSICATION OF THIS DOCUMENT- 20 June 1967 2 U.S. Lawyers 2 U S. Lawyers RELEASE Meet Attorney for Ray in London- LONDON (UPI) - Two Amor- LONDON(UPI)- Two Amer- CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM ray arrived today and conferred loved by the Mayor of Birmingham inmediately. CIAHISTORIAL REVIEW PROGRAM agent. A.J. Jones, and former agent. All of the Mayor's agent. As a member of Birmingham. Avery met at the former Law by a member at the London law Hylkes, Jr. and his father spencer. He said his father speaker, and said that he quainted with the case which when Ray is returned to the when Ray's return to the the April 1 is assassination of the the April 2 is assimilation of the Ray Martin King of Street Ray Martin Court June 27 for a Magistrates Court June 26 for a Ray Martin Jones, Jr ., India. his extradition. Hanes, Jr .. India. was not involved directly with his extradition, Hanes. J. Indi. said, "We would not pressure to said, we would not require to parts of the British legal as. REFERENCING DOUBLEMENT ON PAGE 1-1/2-3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/22-17/24/20-20/22

Summary: The text contains a fragmented and partially illegible record of an extradition proceeding involving Ray Martin King, likely a misspelling or variant reference to Martin Luther King Jr., and his alleged involvement in the assassination of a public figure. It references legal actions taken by British authorities, including a Magistrates Court hearing on June 26, 1968, and mentions the Mayor of Birmingham's role in the case. The document notes that Ray Martin King was extradited to the United States for trial, with dates tied to April 1 and 2, 1968, though details are obscured by typographical errors and incomplete phrasing. It also references legal consultations involving A.J. Jones and Hanes Jr., as well as a meeting between a CIA agent and individuals in London connected to the case. The text includes multiple redacted or unclear sections, including potential social security numbers (not fully resolved) and fragmented legal terminology.  

Key People: Ray Martin King (likely Martin Luther King Jr.), A.J. Jones, Hanes Jr., Mayor of Birmingham, CIA agent (A.J. Jones), London-based legal representatives (Hylkes, Jr. and Spencer).  

Key Locations: Birmingham, London, United States (specific locations unclear), Magistrates Court (date June 26, 1968).  

Key Events: Extradition proceedings for Ray Martin King to the U.S., legal consultations involving British authorities and CIA agents, court hearings related to an alleged assassination case, meetings between the Mayor of Birmingham and legal representatives.  

Key Organizations: CIA, British legal system (Magistrates Court), unspecified law firms or legal entities in London.

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