Army Over Football Was Choice of One Escapee
Oak Ridge Tennessee six hours after bloodhounds tracked James Earl Ray a patrolman spotted a disheveled man named Terry Bradshaw who claimed to head for Knoxville to join the Army. FBI and prison officials later identified him as Donald Ray Caylor and returned him to Brushy Mountain Penitentiary where the escapees from Friday’s breakout were recaptured. Gov. Blanton proposed sending Ray to federal custody, noting the escape costs and possible criminal action, while observers questioned conspirators and traced Ray’s complex escape route from Missouri to Mexico and beyond.
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