</s>104-1002-10076- 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 UNLASSIFIED US ONEY ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT (10/01/16) SUBJECT (10) TO: 12.7937 FOLA Reviow on SEF 1975 10 13. 14. 15. 610 LIV SECRET CONFIDENTIAL E CONFIDENTIALL E USE-ONLY INTERNAL UNCLASSIFIED

Summary  
The document details the forwarding of an article titled "A Reporter At Large: Garrison" by Edward Jay Epstein, published in *The New Yorker* on July 13, 1968. The article critiques the Warren Commission Report and discusses ongoing investigations into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) and potential federal agency involvement in President John F. Kennedy's assassination. It references a forthcoming trial of Sirian (likely Sirhan Sirhan) for RFK’s murder, which is expected to reignite public scrutiny of the JFK assassination investigation. The article is marked for internal use only, intended to inform government personnel about media inquiries and counter misinformation regarding District Attorney Thomas A. Dewey’s (Garrison) probe into alleged conspiracies involving federal agencies. The text also emphasizes explaining the U.S. judicial system’s structure to refute anti-U.S. propaganda, noting that state judges and district attorneys are typically elected officials.  

Key People  
- Edward Jay Epstein: Author of the article critiquing the Warren Commission Report.  
- Thomas A. Dewey (Garrison): District Attorney leading the investigation into JFK’s assassination and RFK’s murder.  
- Sirian: Accused of murdering RFK; referenced in the context of a pending trial.  

Key Locations  
- New York City: Home to *The New Yorker*, where the article was published.  
- Washington, D.C.: Implied as the central hub for government personnel receiving the document.  
- Locations listed in distribution (e.g., Ankara, Beirut, Tripoli) are administrative destinations for the document but not directly relevant to RFK or JFK investigations.  

Key Events  
- Publication of Epstein’s article in *The New Yorker* (July 13, 1968).  
- Ongoing investigation by District Attorney Garrison into alleged federal agency involvement in JFK’s assassination.  
- Anticipated trial of Sirian for RFK’s murder, expected to generate renewed public and media scrutiny of the JFK assassination case.  

Key Organizations  
- Warren Commission: Investigative body established to examine JFK’s assassination.  
- U.S. Department of Justice: Implied as the entity overseeing internal distribution of the document and counter-propaganda efforts.  
- State and Federal Judicial Systems: Highlighted in discussions about legal procedures and elected officials’ roles.

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