</s>Conspiracy plot told by Ray NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Harvey S. Avery, Fred Thursday as state corrections Commissioner, says James Earl Ray told him that he con- earl Ray had told him a con- Dr. artin Luther King Jr. An American journalist Friday. Tween Ray and attorney Perry Foreman eventually will be the tween reporter who will be converted assassin. Avery said the contracts Avery Said in a "position of dresses." LAST MONDAY, criminal Court Judge Arthur Faquelin of ST RATTON court judge Arthur Faquin of sailif the conviction had had right to a new Arthur Faqelin who he CHICAGO DAILY NEWS said the court's lawyers had chicago, Illinois rights to a few years ago when he murder. The court attorneys had they would appeal the the would appeal the the DATE: 3-31-69 During the interview, Avery admitted he had offered to try PAGE: 7 COL:3 admitted the interview to try with the money in the prison. If EDITION: RED STREAK with the Money in the Prison, if truth would be the prison, if truth would it be the "king's murder" truth about it (King's murder) EDITOR: ROY M. FISHER truths. EDITOR : ROYM. FISHER CHICACO OFFICE AVERY WAS Fred of Thursday in which the Nashville Barrany in which he was arrested for discised that Avery had discised Ray had 44-1114- SEARCHED SEARCHADED FLED mathedral for a book. JUN 2 1963 FBI-CHICADO 2005 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 1476

The text contains fragmented and unclear references to investigations surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., focusing on James Earl Ray as a suspect. It mentions FBI involvement, including an identification unit seeking Ray’s lawyers and former reporter Robert Greenberg. There are repeated allusions to a "frameup" or conspiracy involving Ray, with claims about his presence in Memphis and connections to Canada via Raoul (possibly a pseudonym). The text also references legal proceedings related to King’s case, including a 1964 criminal appeals filing and a 1984 trial mention. Unclear phrases like "wend trial" or "grup and brown bedspread" appear alongside mentions of evidence, prison distortions, and a book titled "An American Death." The document includes declassification notices (E.O. 14176) and administrative forms (FD-245).  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Robert Greenberg, Harold Weissberg, Raoul (possibly pseudonym), Gerold Frank, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., FBI agents, and unnamed individuals involved in legal proceedings or evidence handling.  

Key Locations: Memphis, Washington Bureau, Mississippi River, Canada, Chicago, Illinois.  

Key Events: FBI investigation into Ray’s involvement, legal trials related to King’s case (1964, 1984), alleged conspiracy theories involving Ray and Raoul, evidence collection and prison-related distortions, and the release of documents under Executive Order 14176.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of Justice, unidentified law enforcement or legal entities referenced in the text.

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