</s>104-10255-10009 JFK ACT CA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE JURY SELECTION FINALLY COMPLETED IN SHAW CASE DA Will Make Opening Statement Today By CLARENCE DOUCETY: By CLAREENCE DUCETY- Fourteen tedious days of jury selection of end-of-week- the conspiracy trial of Clay the conspiracy Trial of Clay Shaw will begin. The conspiracy trial will open tion to deliver the opening He is expected to tell the jury is the state will attempt judge will deliver will attempt with the assassination of with the prosecution of criminal District Court Judge Edward A. Haggertry, who d the court session begins Edward A., Haggartry, whose when the court session began the presentation of witnesses Once the motions are heard, the prosecution of witnesses the prosecution is open to Garrison's opening statement highlight. The SECOND ALTERNATE The trial was the same The trial with the selec- The second attempt for the start of the trial with a seleco- Robert J. Burguyne, 4101 Vixen, dent of the GNT Crane Service, as Robert J, Burguynes, 41011 Vixens, the second prospective jury called the second prosecution jury called second prospective jury called CHATTING in the courtyard of the Times-Picayune, the day. Started at 10:35 a.m. Called uesday after the jury for the Clay Showroom Hotel Wed. day. Judge Haggretry had to call and were Criminal District Judge. Edward A. Hagertry. Edward. Haggerty. Judge Haggretty had to a.M. Call. (right), who will preside over the trial, and Criminal Sheriff. Jurors in the two were J. H. Heyd J. Heyd J. Hewd, Jr. and Criminal Sherri. jury selection. Most weeks, ex- jury selection, Most weeks. for a loss of carrying would ex- they, they had to be perfied. pinion. TIMES - PICAYUNE, New Orleans

The document contains fragmented and disjointed content primarily focused on legal proceedings involving Clay L. Shaw, a New Orleans businessman accused of conspiring in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK). It references District Attorney Jim Garrison’s investigation into alleged conspiracies tied to JFK’s assassination, including discussions about potential jurors, courtroom procedures, and legal challenges. Mentions of individuals like David Ferrie, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Jack Ruby are included as part of broader conspiracy theories surrounding the 1963 assassination. The text also includes administrative notes, procedural details, and references to court rulings, but there is no direct or indirect mention of Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People  
- Clay L. Shaw: Central defendant in the JFK assassination conspiracy trial.  
- Jim Garrison: New Orleans District Attorney leading the prosecution against Shaw.  
- David Ferrie: Suspected conspirator linked to Oswald and Shaw.  
- Lee Harvey Oswald: Alleged assassin of JFK, referenced in context of conspiracy theories.  
- Jack Ruby: Individual connected to Oswald’s death, mentioned in legal proceedings.  

Key Locations  
- New Orleans, Louisiana: Central location for the trial and related activities.  
- Dallas, Texas: Implied as the site of JFK’s assassination.  
- Federal District Court (New Orleans): Venue for legal proceedings.  

Key Events  
- Trial of Clay L. Shaw for conspiracy in JFK’s assassination.  
- Legal motions and courtroom procedures involving jury selection and evidence disputes.  
- Discussions about witness testimony, including claims of perjury and hypnosis-related assessments.  
- References to the Warren Commission’s investigation into JFK’s assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- New Orleans District Attorney’s Office: Central to Shaw’s prosecution.  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Implied in context of investigations.  
- Criminal District Court (New Orleans): Venue for legal proceedings.  
- Warren Commission: Referenced as an investigative body into JFK’s assassination.

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