</s>104-10419-10039 JFK ACT RELEASE THE ASSASSINS VIII EVERYTHING ABOUT ASSASSINATION seems un-American. The word assassination comes from "hashish", the first assassins, almost a thou- assassinate came from "hishish", "hashhashish"users, their fa- assassinates from "Hishish" users, and the first assassin, although their fa-" miles a sacred duty. Violence may be in the words of the black miles A. Rap Brown, "American may be, in cherry pie, but for the most American was born in the early 20th century. The American was born as a black bomb-throwing Bolsheviks and Balkan fantasies. Even though four Presidents had to pass bullets and others were targets of assault- American. It was also known as the "American" and "American." Violence concluded in 1966 that the general pattern was not of one of conspiracy, but of "freedom" in 1966 assassins in varying states of mental conspiracy. But of "refugees" and the "warring states of violent a decade, President Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr. Jr. Dr. Malcolm X Troubled Americans a decade. President Kennedy. Senator Robert R. Kennedy. Martin a feature of American life. Now, in the summer of 1975, there was this alien abduction was becoming Now, as summer of 1977, this was theagging suspicion that of assassination had long been on a way of life. Because of this, Senator Church's committee, pushing on the investigation from which of the assassination had been published on the first day of the investigation into which CIA felt threatened an assault as an assault on its deadliest secrets. The White House saw America's reputation in the world endangered. Senators found themselves walking a tightrope across an abyss of dark deeds

**Key Points:**

* The CIA had been involved in plots to assassinate Fidel Castro since 1960.
* In July 1960, the Havana chief station of the CIA received a message about a possible accident plot against Castro.
* Robert Maheu and Momo Savatore Sam "Giancarlo" were involved in an incident where a box of cigars was sent to Castro in October 1960.
* The CIA considered using a diving suit contaminated with tuberculosis germs as a way to assassinate Castro, and also explored the idea of creating a plastic seashell rigged to explode.
* In 1961, the CIA began to support AM/LASH, a physician and army major close to Castro, in the form of weapons and an invasion.
* On September 7, 1963, AM/LASH reported to the CIA that U.S. support for his plan had been withdrawn.
* Field Castro made a strange appearance at the Brazilian Embassy on National Day, where he gave a speech accusing the CIA and President Kennedy of plotting against him.

**Dates and Locations:**

* July 1960: The Havana chief station of the CIA received a message about a possible accident plot against Castro.
* October 1960: An incident occurred where a box of cigars was sent to Fidel Castro.
* March 1966: Another effort was made to administer a lethal pill to Castro through a contact in a restaurant frequented by him.
* September 7, 1963: AM/LASH reported to the CIA that U.S. support for his plan had been withdrawn.
* November 22, 1963: John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.

**Significant Events or Activities:**

* The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963.
* The establishment of the Warren Commission to investigate the assassination.
* The CIA's plots against Fidel Castro and their potential connection to the Kennedy assassination.
* Lee Harvey Oswald's visit to the Cuban consulate in Mexico City in September 1963.

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings:**

* The CIA's involvement in anti-Castro activities, including plots to assassinate him.
* Raymond Rocca's belief that Castro had made statements about the Kennedy assassination.
* Fidel Castro's statements suggesting that he may have known about Oswald's intentions.
* Marina Oswald's testimony that her husband was in contact with Cuban officials.

**Connections:**

* The CIA's plots against Fidel Castro and their potential connection to the Kennedy assassination.
* Lee Harvey Oswald's visit to the Cuban consulate in Mexico City in September 1963.
* Raymond Rocca's belief that Castro had made statements about the Kennedy assassination.

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