</s>104-1017-10471- PTAML, FLA. NEWS File E - 93,491 DEC17, 1968 mrs.Auel Garrison Ties' CIA To King, 2 Kennedy Robert News Service to our adventures in Asia- Garrison said. Deaths NEW YORK - Jim Garri- on charges that the CIA will continue- ue, he added. Review is a the assinssions of the Press- Everesten the assassination of Martin, "The publication devoted Luther King and Mary, "manly in politics, literature had a handling the murder of and the arts. The district attorney told. the magazine Evergreen Re- data to state "as a great JFK ACT the state of the world" "Same force" accomplished in "The force" der's. Garrison Said in "President Inter- RELEASE newy's case in President's news that he has a bi- second case in "the the king there's quite a bit- other king there is a bit the third "Robert Kennedy," available." CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLOSIFICATION AND/OR "However, there is enough- data available in all three- RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION data available to all three. that they were all across- and they were in all force IN THIS DOCUMENT and that they were inter- gence assassinations. Garri. Asked if he meant United States Intelligence, he re- larry true with regard to the Kennedy and Martin President King. tives that all other era- . I have think, I think, in- . nated. These, I Think, in - which "The Central Intell- voluted," he deeply in- " said this not mean that he said the command that at- down from the top. least it does not mean at- the Central Intelligence- ness of the extermineance- ness of exterminating exposed to the perpetuation.

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and overlapping references to conspiracy theories surrounding the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) and Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK), with claims linking these events to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Jim Garrison, the District Attorney of New Orleans, is repeatedly mentioned as alleging CIA involvement in the deaths of JFK, Martin Luther King Jr., and RFK. The text references a trial involving Clay L.I. Shaw, a businessman accused of conspiring to kill JFK, and mentions David Ferrie, a figure associated with alleged assassination plots. It also includes discussions about the Warren Commission's findings, legal challenges to official conclusions, and claims that "the same force" was responsible for multiple assassinations. The text contains disjointed statements about evidence, witness testimonies, and procedural details of investigations, though many sections are incomplete or unclear.  

Key People:  
- Jim Garrison (District Attorney of New Orleans)  
- Clay L.I. Shaw (businessman accused of conspiracy to kill JFK)  
- David Ferrie (allegedly linked to assassination plots)  
- Robert F. Kennedy (Senator assassinated in 1968)  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (assassinated by James Earl Ray, per official records)  
- Lee Harvey Oswald (officially identified as the assassin of JFK)  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans (center of Garrison's investigation and trial proceedings)  
- Dallas, Texas (site of JFK's assassination)  
- Washington, D.C. (National Archives and federal court references)  

Key Events:  
- Alleged CIA involvement in assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Trial of Clay L.I. Shaw for conspiracy to kill JFK  
- Legal challenges to the Warren Commission's findings on JFK's assassination  
- Claims of a "same force" responsible for multiple assassinations  
- Discussions about classified documents and evidence related to investigations  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Warren Commission (investigated JFK's assassination)  
- Federal courts (involved in legal proceedings)  
- National Archives (mentioned in context of document access)

RFK Declassified Files

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