</s>11-5-68 AIRTEL 1 - Mr. Long To: SAC, Memphis (44-1987) From: Director, FBI (44)-38861) CHURKIN In view of state trial of subject at Memphis, on November 12, 1988, you should submit a daily telephone summary of court proceedings to the Bureau beginning telephone summary 12, 2008, until the Bureau advises you to discontinue. This teletype should be in a form that is clear, concise and should not leave any questions unresolved. This teletype Should reach the Bureau no later, to keep the day, fully advised. Any develop- upon Memphis to keep to the day. Fully advised. ments requiring immediate notification should be handled accordingly. REC-76 44-2861-5333 19 NOV 6 1968 REL:jms (4) mn NOTE: In view Of state trial Of subject in Memphis on November 12, 1968, we are issuing instructions to Memphis concerning the submission of a daily teletype summary. Roo Tolson Molch 85 Molich Clerger COMMUNI MILLET 24 Clerker Clerk NOV-1968 R.cem Tolton Tolten Tolle, Room 29 NOV 13 1968 Mail Room MAIL ROOM TOLLETYPE UNIT Gandy 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text contains a series of fragmented, garbled letters and forms with inconsistent dates, names, and addresses. References include individuals such as James Earl Ray, Jerry Ray, Percy Quinn, and Wallace, along with locations like Memphis, Tennessee; Laurel, Mississippi; and St. Louis, Missouri. The content appears to involve legal proceedings, requests for clothing and razors while incarcerated, discussions about witness lists, extradition processes, and correspondence between family members. Some sections reference FBI documents and court-related matters, though the text is riddled with spelling errors, incomplete sentences, and unclear context. No direct or explicit information about Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations is present in the document.  

Key People  
- James Earl Ray (imprisoned, Shelby County Jail, Memphis, Tennessee)  
- Jerry Ray (brother of James Earl Ray, St. Louis, Missouri)  
- Percy Quinn (mentioned as a person in Laurel, Mississippi)  
- Wallace (referenced in correspondence)  
- Mr. Hanes (individual denied requests for trial-related accommodations)  

Key Locations  
- Memphis, Tennessee (Shelby County Jail, court proceedings)  
- Laurel, Mississippi (Percy Quinn’s residence)  
- St. Louis, Missouri (Jerry Ray’s address)  
- London, England (Bow Street Magistrates Court, extradition reference)  

Key Events  
- Requests for clothing and razors during incarceration  
- Discussions about witness lists and legal procedures  
- Extradition-related inquiries involving the Bow Street Magistrates Court  
- Correspondence between James Earl Ray and Jerry Ray regarding trial preparations  
- Mentions of FBI documents and legal filings (e.g., FD-36 form)  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Shelby County Jail, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Bow Street Magistrates Court, London, England  
- Local court systems in Memphis, Tennessee

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861_hs1-233652821_22-03-part_3_of_4.pdf

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