(Reuters) - The FBI kept tabs on the late boxer Muhammad Ali in 1966, including his divorce and his speech at a Miami mosque, in its investigation of the religious group Nation of Islam, according to documents released by the agency.
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FBI kept tabs on Muhammad Ali in 1966 during Nation of Islam probe
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