</s>FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) Mr. Tolome Mr. Deloach. Mr. Walch. Mr. Walsch. Mr. Bishop Mr. Fisher Mr. Calhoun (Mount Clipping in Space Below) MURKIN Mr. Felt. Mr. Cathahan Mrs. Fett. Mr. Sullivan Mr. Sullivans Mr. Ridded Mr. Swallow Mr. Y. Yarn Mr. Sullivans Mr. J. Sallivans. in Suft By Roy Mr. Sulivans Miss Holcombe Miss Candy in Sult By Roy. in Sulli KELLETT was well done, father. and a son. yarn. and a servant of contratng done. (indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state). and a sent to Earl Ray. properly to be before and a sult by Ray. for a trial scheduled Nov. and a secret contract for a sent by Earl Ray for a Trial scheduled Nov PAGE 13 7- and a set of contracts for a formal contract. and an additional contract. two. and a real contract. and a contract. in Mr. Holmer, including ENTE conner's appointment of his conner' AL APPEAL or, on the April 1, 1884, he is or, or on April 2, 1885. He is killed by Dr. Martin Luther MEMPHITS, TENN. kill on, Dr. Martin Luther in his court to in his next question: Mr. in his right. in his left court to Hooker asked, "You deny that court, but not appear to in his last question. Mr. court, But not appear in the head or some part of the deposition that he has been the head of some part that the Kington that had particular date of tracts which pledged revenues in the head of one particular date at the <loc_590>tractors which pledged revenue of the head or other part of his in the state of the

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and partially illegible records related to James Earl Ray's conviction for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his classification in Tennessee state prison, and legal proceedings involving a motion for a new trial. It references the Tennessee State Corrections Department, court cases under Judge Arthur Faquin, and mentions of UPI-117 (a news agency) and FD-350 forms used for clipping reports. The documents include dates such as May 14–17, 1969, and reference Ray's status as a convicted killer, his placement in minimum security with mail privileges, and ongoing legal challenges to his conviction.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (convicted killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (assassinated on April 4, 1968)  
- Judge Arthur Faquin (criminal court judge handling appeals)  
- Percy Perry (attorney involved in legal proceedings)  

Key Locations:  
- Nashville, Tennessee (Ray's incarceration and conviction details)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (state penitentiary referenced)  
- Los Angeles, California (newspaper clippings mentioned in FD-350 forms)  

Key Events:  
- Conviction of James Earl Ray for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Classification of Ray as a minimum security inmate with mail privileges at Tennessee state prison  
- Legal proceedings involving a motion for a new trial and appeals to the court  
- Mention of UPI-117 news agency reporting on Ray's case  

Key Organizations:  
- Tennessee State Corrections Department (overseeing Ray's incarceration)  
- Court system (including Criminal Court Judge Arthur Faquin)  
- News agencies (e.g., UPI-117, Los Angeles newspapers referenced in FD-350 forms)

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