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Summary  
The text contains fragmented and garbled content related to the extradition of James Earl Ray from Britain to the United States for trial in connection with the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It references a British court granting extradition under an "extradition order," with Ray facing charges of murder. The document mentions legal proceedings, including appeals, and discussions about political implications of the case. It also includes unclear references to attorneys (e.g., Arthur Hanes), legal arguments regarding extradition, and fragmented statements from Ray denying involvement in King's assassination. Some sections appear to be corrupted or incomplete, with repeated phrases like "single Hane" and "Calculat," possibly due to OCR errors or damaged text. The text also includes dates such as July 2, 1968, and mentions the role of British authorities in the extradition process.  

Key People  
- James Earl Ray: Charged with murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., extradited from Britain to the U.S.  
- Arthur Hanes: Identified as Ray's attorney in Birmingham, involved in legal proceedings.  
- David Calleut: British lawyer representing the U.S. government in Ray's case.  
- Roger Frisby: Mentioned as an attorney associated with Ray's defense.  

Key Locations  
- London, United Kingdom: Site of extradition hearings and court proceedings.  
- Memphis, Tennessee: Location of Dr. King's assassination on April 4, 1968.  
- Birmingham, Alabama: Associated with Arthur Hanes' legal activities.  
- Windsor Castle, London: Mentioned in context of judicial or administrative processes.  

Key Events  
- Extradition of James Earl Ray from Britain to the U.S. for trial in connection with Dr. King's assassination.  
- Legal proceedings and appeals regarding Ray's extradition and potential charges.  
- Discussions about political implications of the case, including claims of civil rights activism and government involvement.  
- Fragmented statements from Ray denying involvement in King's murder.  

Key Organizations  
- British Court: Handled extradition and legal proceedings for James Earl Ray.  
- U.S. Justice Department: Involved in extradition and legal arguments regarding Ray's case.  
- Civil Rights Movement: Contextualized as a backdrop to the political aspects of the trial.

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