</s>HELIVED TELETYPE UNIT Nov 13 / 39'H'M '68 U.S. SEPTEMBER OF NOVEMBER 14 (1) (7) TO 9/11/18) 1.8 8.12-NECY. UNIT. U.S ., NECY, UNIT-U.N.A. FED. FED: 2023 RELEASE UNDEREO. 14176

The text provided consists of a fragmented collection of law enforcement/justice-related records from the 1960s-1970s, referencing James Earl Ray (convicted of assassinating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.) and including elements of FBI reporting formats, court proceedings, media coverage, and internal discussions about security, trials, and public perception. The text also contains corrupted formatting, OCR errors, and unrelated content such as advertisements, movie reviews, and nonsensical phrases.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (convicted of assassinating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- Frank R. Ahlgren (possibly an FBI agent, journalist, or legal official)  
- Edgar Hoover (FBI Director from 1924–1972)  
- Unidentified individuals referenced in hypnosis-related claims and media coverage  

Key Locations:  
- Selma, Alabama (mentioned as a location associated with James Earl Ray’s movements)  
- New York, NY (location of a company mentioned in an unrelated advertisement)  
- Thrive (location unspecified, referenced in the advertisement)  

Key Events:  
- Trial and legal proceedings involving James Earl Ray (postponed to March 3, likely referencing historical context as Ray was convicted in 1969)  
- Security measures and jury selection details related to the trial  
- Media coverage and public reactions to Dr. King’s assassination and subsequent trials  
- Hypnosis-related claims and "self-hypnosis" techniques (speculative or unrelated to the assassination)  
- Advertisements for flameless electric heating systems, including testimonials about energy cost savings  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (implied through references to case numbers, internal discussions, and Edgar Hoover)  
- American Red Cross (mentioned in a context possibly related to Cold War-era investigations or conspiracy theories)  

The text includes corrupted formatting, OCR errors, and nonsensical phrases, suggesting it may be a fragmented archive or manually transcribed records. Unrelated content such as advertisements for electric heating systems and movie reviews (e.g., *The Lion in Winter*) is also present but does not relate to the MLK assassination investigation.

MLK Declassified Files

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