</s>104-10312-10133 New Orleans Mysedial Hiree CLASS: WHERE LOCATED (10 CHARACTERS) REFERRED BY 10 CHARACTORS) DO FILE NUMBER (20 CHARACTER(S) D.C.D. DO FILE NUMBER (30 CHARACTEMS) 4 5 DJECT 80 CHARACERS) Branton Dernanee Novee DAL DAY MONTH VEA 6 Determination: TYPE DATE REVIEW DAL DATE 6 Determination :: A. Release in full text (Clapping) D. Release is in sanitized form E. Sustain initial denial in toto of Sanitized release of 7 in toto B. Release are in sanitized form of sanitized version of D. Defor decision to Specify in line 8) G. Release additional information D. Coordinate with Specify (in line 8). of sanitised version of D. Before decision with (Specify with (10 QUARACTERS): C. Release additional information EXEMPTIONS AND PROVISIONS CLAIMED (40 CHARACTIONS COINICATED (40 QUARACTER) <loc_446> <loc_447>

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and partially illegible entries related to administrative records, including file numbers, classifications, and references to legal proceedings. It mentions a "Novel" trial involving Judge Branfult, who refused to recuse himself from the case. The document links the trial to investigations into the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK), referencing Jim Garrison as former chief of security for New York City and his involvement in the probe. It notes that Novel, arrested by federal authorities in New Orleans, faces a $1,000,000 fine and is awaiting trial. The text also references the U.S. Senate committee, Cuban agents, and the CID (Criminal Investigation Division) during March 1974. Legal proceedings are described as involving political and espionage-related influences, with the court and judge's role in the case being scrutinized.  

Key People:  
- Judge Branfult  
- Jim Garrison (former chief of security for New York City)  
- Meyer (attorney or legal figure)  
- Novel (individual accused in the trial)  
- U.S. Senate committee members  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans  
- New York City  
- United States Senate committee location (unspecified)  
- CID (Criminal Investigation Division) headquarters (unspecified)  

Key Events:  
- Trial of Novel linked to RFK assassination investigation  
- Federal arrest and detention of Novel in New Orleans  
- Legal proceedings involving the U.S. Senate committee and Cuban agents  
- Judicial review of Judge Branfult's recusal from the case  
- Mention of political and espionage-related influences in legal hearings  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Senate committee  
- Criminal Investigation Division (CID)  
- Federal law enforcement agencies (implied through references to arrests and investigations)

RFK Declassified Files

00459873_newspaper_article_gordon_104-10117-10418.pdf

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