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Summary  
The text contains fragmented records related to an investigation into the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., focusing on James Earl Ray's activities and FBI involvement. It references a trial for Ray in Memphis, Tennessee, scheduled less than three weeks after October 1968. The FBI is noted as monitoring pre-trial publicity restrictions, with Agent George Bonnebrie cited for potential violations of court orders limiting media coverage. Ray’s employment history includes work at the Indian Trail restaurant in Winnetka, Illinois, and interactions with Mrs. Klingman regarding job placements. The text also mentions fingerprint evidence linked to Ray found in Wichita, Kansas, and references to newspaper coverage of the case, including the Chicago Tribune and Washington Post.  

Key People  
- James Earl Ray (central figure in the assassination investigation)  
- George Bonnebrie (FBI fingerprint expert cited in court proceedings)  
- Preston Battle (criminal court judge overseeing publicity restrictions)  
- Mrs. Klingman (individual associated with Ray’s employment)  
- Jer Jr. (Ray’s brother, identified by FBI)  

Key Locations  
- Winnetka, Illinois (restaurant where Ray worked post-prison release)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (location of Ray’s trial)  
- Wichita, Kansas (site of fingerprint evidence linked to the case)  
- Chicago, Illinois (mentioned in context of newspaper coverage and employment details)  

Key Events  
- FBI investigation into James Earl Ray’s activities, including employment history and fingerprints  
- Pre-trial publicity restrictions enforced by Judge Preston Battle  
- Trial of James Earl Ray for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., scheduled less than three weeks after October 1968  
- Fingerprint evidence found in Wichita, Kansas, tied to the investigation  
- Media coverage of the case by outlets such as the Chicago Tribune and Washington Post  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Local police departments (mentioned in context of seminars and investigations)  
- Newspapers: Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, New York Times, Wichita Daily Beacon  
- Legal entities involved in court proceedings and publicity restrictions

MLK Declassified Files

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