</s>APPROVED FOR RELEASE 2025 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 14176 ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F. KENNEDY In addition, each of Sirhan's four brothers was interviewed by Special Agents of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI on June 13, 1968, which which they advised Sirhan has never left the United States since his arrival in 1957. They never left at the United Nations since Abu Khatar, meaning is the father of Khafar, "is a term not." the Sirhan family is Christian. The Department of State has advised that it has received no communication from any country in the Middle east relative to the aforementioned matter. According to the Department of the National Security Agency, the director of the American Embassy in Tel Aviv is responsible for the a United Press International correspondent had reported talked with Sirhan' father in Jordan who stated that contained in the original story of June 13. 1968, are highly improbable. According to the Department of state an attempt as made by that agency in London to contact Jon, also known fused John, Kinche with whom this story originated. Kirche re- usually identify his source but reiterated his source is seemed unimpressed by the possibility this might be a simple case of mistaken identity. Kinche, according to the Central Intelligence Agency, is able, unscrupulous free Lance journalist in London who appears supports official Israeli Zionist lines in his apartment supports official Israel Zionist that during early 1968 were strong protests from American Government circles in London against his articles which appeared to be aimed at destroying relations between the United States and Arab countries. JFKUDE) -2-

Summary: The document details interviews conducted by FBI agents in Los Angeles on June 13, 1968, with Sirhan's four brothers, who stated Sirhan had not left the United States since arriving in 1957. It notes that the Sirhan family is Christian and the Department of State received no communications from Middle Eastern countries regarding the matter. The National Security Agency (NSA) references a United Press International correspondent who spoke with Sirhan's father in Jordan, stating elements of an original June 13, 1968, report were improbable. The Department of State attempted to contact Jon Kinche, a journalist in London known as John Kinche, regarding the story. Kinche, described as an unscrupulous free-lance journalist supporting Israeli Zionist lines, faced protests from U.S. government circles in London against his articles that allegedly aimed to damage U.S.-Arab relations. The document also mentions the director of the American Embassy in Tel Aviv being responsible for the correspondent's report.  

Key People: Sirhan, Sirhan's brothers, Jon Kinche (also known as John Kinche), Sirhan's father, Director of the American Embassy in Tel Aviv  
Key Locations: Los Angeles, Jordan, London, Tel Aviv  
Key Events: FBI interviews with Sirhan's brothers, United Press International correspondent's report, Department of State's attempt to contact Kinche, protests against Kinche's articles  
Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of State, National Security Agency (NSA), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

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