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Summary:  
The text contains fragmented records related to the trial of James Earl Ray, accused in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It references delays in the trial, including a motion to postpone proceedings for 90 days to allow for interviews and preparations. The documents mention legal figures such as Percy Foreman (defense attorney), Judge W. W. P., and various court procedures. There are mentions of media coverage, including press restrictions and seating arrangements for journalists during the trial. The text also includes references to FBI activities, travel details, and potential connections between Ray and international locations like Canada and Portugal. Some sections discuss Ray's alleged movements, financial transactions (e.g., a $12,000 offer), and interactions with individuals in New Orleans, Toronto, and Ottawa. The documents appear to mix trial-related information with administrative notes, press statements, and unrelated administrative records.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (accused of assassinating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- Percy Foreman (defense attorney for Ray)  
- Mr. Tolson, Mr. Mahr, Mr. Mohr, Mr. Callahan, Mr. Felt, Mr. Gandy, Mr. Holmes, Miss Candy (legal and administrative personnel)  
- Judge W. W. P. (criminal court judge)  
- Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (assassinated civil rights leader)  
- Frank A. Ark (reporter or investigator)  
- Kingston (individual with alleged ties to Ray’s activities)  

Key Locations:  
- St. Louis, Missouri (trial location)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (scene of the assassination)  
- Ottawa, Canada (mentioned in context of Ray’s movements)  
- Toronto, Canada (referenced in travel and financial details)  
- New Orleans, Louisiana (linked to Ray’s alleged activities)  
- London, United Kingdom (briefly mentioned in travel contexts)  

Key Events:  
- Postponement of James Earl Ray’s trial to March 3 due to procedural delays.  
- FBI involvement in monitoring Ray’s movements and financial transactions.  
- Media coverage of the trial, including press restrictions and seating arrangements.  
- Alleged $12,000 offer to Ray for information related to King’s assassination.  
- References to Ray’s travel between Canada, the U.S., and other locations.  
- Legal motions and court proceedings involving multiple jurisdictions (e.g., St. Louis, Memphis).  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)  
- U.S. Courts (St. Louis, Memphis)  
- Media outlets (The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal)  
- Legal entities (attorneys, judges, court administrators)

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44-hq-38861_hs1-233652821_32-04-part_2_of_3.pdf

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