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**John F. Kennedy**

* President John F. Kennedy
* CIA secret related to JFK's presidency

**Assassination**

* No direct information on the assassination of JFK
* Mention of Lee Harvey Oswald, but no connection to the assassination made in this document

**Investigations**

* Committee investigating a break-in at the CIA safe
* Officer Lee Harvey Oswald involved in opening the safe, but no further details provided
* G. Robert Kennedy (professor) and Blake mentioned as being involved in the incident, but no clear connection to JFK or the assassination made

**Related Individuals and Events**

* Robert M. Gates, Director of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
* Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein, journalists from The Washington Post
* Lee Harvey Oswald, officer who opened the CIA safe
* G. Robert Kennedy, professor at Notre Dame
* Blake, individual involved in the incident with the CIA safe

**Dates and Locations**

* Summer of 1998 (no clear connection to JFK or the assassination)
* 1980s (no clear connection to JFK or the assassination)

**Significant Events or Activities**

* Break-in at the CIA safe investigated by a committee
* Lee Harvey Oswald involved in opening the safe, but no further details provided

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings Mentioned**

* Fingerprints from the incident with the CIA safe
* Investigation into the break-in at the CIA safe

RFK Declassified Files

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