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Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and largely incoherent entries referencing historical figures and events, including mentions of "John F. Kennedy," "CIA," "Jim Garrison," and "New Orleans." It includes references to a "Civil War-era" context, a "Clydes-Shaun Johnson Affair," and allegations involving "perjury" and "military intelligence agency." The text also contains disjointed phrases about "red vibration," "parabolic tradition," and "buddy system," which appear unrelated to coherent historical or investigative content. No direct information about Robert F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations is present in the document.  

Key People:  
- John F. Kennedy (referenced as a subject of investigation)  
- Jim Garrison (implied as an investigator)  
- Mr. Shaw (alleged to be involved in charges of perjury)  
- Clay (mentioned in context of civil war family ties)  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans (associated with the "Clydes-Shaun Johnson Affair" and "Civil War")  
- Orleans Parish (linked to legal or investigative contexts)  

Key Events:  
- Alleged arrests and charges related to perjury  
- References to a "Civil War-era" context  
- Mention of a "buddy system" and "New Orleans Business" as thematic elements  

Key Organizations:  
- CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)  
- Military Intelligence Agency (implied in discussions of investigations)

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