</s>104-10129-10319 NEW YORK TIMES 15 AUG 1971 BOOK CASTS DOUBT They found the judicial 1.5 Aug 1971 tion to be looking long-everdul on of justice is in serious on of Justice in a serious ON JUSTICE II U.S. day of June 1st, 1971. Fainter's Questions on Trimble day of justice, only etuduly, in of law. I am not a of Shaw, Ray and Gutham. CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DELASSIFICATION ANDOR -W.W.H.Watson, Aug. 4, 1949) -Watson's wife, who was a member of the -Watkins' mother of President -Washburn, May. 4th, 1949- -Walsh, May, and Guham. -Waltham's wife of President. fention to the Tree Orleans -Waltons, who is a new Orleans RELEASE THIS DOCUMENT assassination of President, of the trial of President's covered after a sensational trial of the New Orleans -Wahlman's wife. after a new York, a New Orleans -Wahson's wife and President, after the courtroom by the High- JFK ACT Robert King, Jr. and Senator -Warlman, and Kennedy have both- after a serious trial of high- -Wolber King, and Senator, JFK Act. The District Attorney -Wally, and Kenneth have both -Walsman, who has been in the -Wales, and the District Attorney- -Waldman, the District attorney- -JFK act. -Wallman, not the -Jerk Act. -Wollman, also, and his wife, -Wallsman, is not the -Jek Act. -Willsman, but his wife. -Wilton, and he also -Wladman, was not the -Jehovah, who had to be a RELEASE -Wolverham, who did not, -Wynton, who died in the -Johann, who said, "I did not have a Unmanned Quotation -Welman, I did not want to be in the four- -Wulfman, which was the first of the - -Wilson, who who wrote to him, was a <loc_238><loc_450>-Willeman, said, and I said,

Summary:  
The text contains a fragmented collection of entries referencing the New York Times article from August 15, 1971, discussing doubts about justice in the context of a presidential assassination. It mentions a judicial review on June 1, 1971, and references individuals associated with the trial of a president’s assassination, likely referring to John F. Kennedy. The text includes names such as Watson, Watkins, Washburn, Walsh, Waltham, Walton, Wahlman, Wahson, Wallman, Wally, Walsman, Wales, Waldman, Wilson, Willeman, and others, many of whom are linked to legal or administrative roles. Some entries reference redacted information, including potential social security numbers (SSNs), which are noted but not disclosed. The text also includes unclear or incomplete phrases related to legal proceedings, names, and dates, with no direct connection to Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination.  

Key People:  
- Watson (and his wife)  
- Watkins (and mother of a president)  
- Washburn (May 4, 1949)  
- Walsh, Guham, Waltham (wife of a president)  
- Walton (New Orleans)  
- Wahlman (wife)  
- Wahson (wife and president)  
- Wallman, Wally, Walsman, Wales, Waldman, Wilson, Willeman  
- Wollman, Wallsman, Willsman, Wilton, Wladman, Welfman, Wolverine, Wynton, Johann, Welman, Wulfman  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans  
- New York  
- Tree Orleans (likely a typo for "New Orleans")  

Key Events:  
- Judicial review on June 1, 1971  
- Trial of a president’s assassination (likely JFK)  
- References to legal proceedings and administrative documents  

Key Organizations:  
None explicitly mentioned.

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