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Summary  
The document contains fragmented and partially corrupted information related to legal proceedings involving Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., James Earl Ray, and FBI investigations. It references a trial date set for March 3, 1968, with James Earl Ray charged in connection to the assassination of Dr. King. The text mentions FBI involvement in pre-trial investigations, including financial figures such as $1,000,000 and $1,500,000 allocated for investigative efforts. Percy Foreman is noted as a defense attorney assigned to Ray’s case, with the public defender’s office tasked with providing legal assistance. The document also includes administrative details about FBI files, including release under Executive Order 14176, and references to locations such as Chicago, Illinois, and Memphis, Tennessee. Some sections contain unclear or garbled text, including mentions of "the Civil War," "Supreme Court," and unrelated legal terms.  

Key People  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (assassination victim)  
- James Earl Ray (charged in connection to the assassination)  
- Percy Foreman (defense attorney for Ray)  
- Hugh Fond James (public defender assigned to Ray’s case)  
- Judge William W. Battle (ruling on trial proceedings)  

Key Locations  
- Memphis, Tennessee (trial location)  
- Chicago, Illinois (FBI file references and news publication locations)  
- United States (general context of federal investigations)  

Key Events  
- Trial date set for March 3, 1968, involving James Earl Ray  
- FBI pre-trial investigation with allocated financial resources  
- Legal proceedings involving public defenders and defense attorneys  
- Administrative release of FBI files under Executive Order 14176  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Public Defender’s Office (assigned to Ray’s case)  
- U.S. Department of Justice (implied through legal documentation)

MLK Declassified Files

44-cg-1114_738662_07-02-part_5_of_5.pdf

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