Ray to Claim Promise of 15000 Dollars in King Case
James Earl Ray, on trial for the King assassination, will contend a $12,000 to $15,000 bribe promised to lure him from Canada and misdirect investigators. Biographer Hale cites Look magazine excerpts describing a scheme involving Ray and an alleged contact named Raoul to shuttle funds and falsified identity while awaiting further instructions.
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Ministers Told Gambling Under Control
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller addressed about 50 ministers in Little Rock saying illegal casino gambling was brought under control despite doubters. He cited a Hot Springs ad urging support for opponent Marion Crank and described Crank’s appearance during the ministers’ meeting.
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Road race crowds test Watkins Glen rules and style
At Watkins Glen many spectators roam the course while a festival atmosphere grows. Photographers haul heavy gear, fans sport branded hats and jackets, and officials improvise quick courts for weekend mischief as road racing life blends with lodging limits and party culture.
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