Summary:  
The document contains fragmented and disjointed information involving James Earl Ray, medical procedures, motel locations in Alabama and New York, and references to the Bay of Pigs incident. It mentions Ray's jail time in New York, his nasal reconstruction surgery, and interactions with medical professionals like Dr. Halley and Dr. Hellephone. Locations include Birmingham, Alabama; Selma, Alabama; and New York City. The text also includes a list of motels in Birmingham with addresses and dates (e.g., March 1968) and references to the Red Cross. Mentions of Martin Luther King Jr. are indirect, including his association with Selma, Alabama, and events tied to the Voting Rights Act of 1962. The document also includes unrelated content about a book titled *Bay of Pigs* by Albert C. Persons, detailing CIA operations in Cuba.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (imprisoned in New York)  
- Dr. Halley (medical professional involved in Ray's surgery)  
- Dr. Hellephone (medical authority referenced)  
- Arthur J. Hines (U.S. Embassy official)  
- Roy Kay (individual mentioned in correspondence)  
- Albert C. Persons (author of *Bay of Pigs*)  

Key Locations:  
- Birmingham, Alabama (motels, medical procedures)  
- Selma, Alabama (events tied to Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- New York City (Ray's imprisonment)  
- Montgomery, Alabama (referenced in context of civil rights events)  

Key Events:  
- James Earl Ray’s nasal reconstruction surgery and medical interactions  
- Ray’s incarceration in New York  
- Motel stays in Birmingham, Alabama, during March 1968  
- References to Martin Luther King Jr.’s activities in Selma and the Voting Rights Act of 1962  
- Mention of the Bay of Pigs incident and CIA operations  

Key Organizations:  
- Red Cross (referenced in context of aid and support)  
- U.S. Embassy (involved in Ray’s interactions)  
- CIA (mentioned in *Bay of Pigs* book context)

MLK Declassified Files

44-bh-1740_729219_12-01-part_08_of_11.pdf

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