</s>CONTEMPLATED LIST OF WITNESSES FOR THE CASE IN CHIEF IN THE TRIAL OP SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHANA Jack Gallivan Roosevelt Grier Rafer Johnson Robert Klase Edward Minasian Martin Patsinsky Jesus Perez Jesus Penez Juan Romero Judy Reyes Karl Uecker Judy Uecker Lisa Urshur Contemplated Witnesses To Testify To Weapon Used By Sirhan Bishara SIRhan A. L. Coffey James Clarence Pineda Albert Leslie Hertz Mrs. Albert Leslie Herttz Mrs. Dana Westlake George Erhard William B. Price Photographers Present At The Hotel Who Will Testify Ron Bennett Bill Eppridge Other Witness To Be Summoned Alvin Clark - Refuse Collector at Sirhan's residence This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it is and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. - 3* -

Sirhan B. Sirhan is a key figure in the document, having removed an obstacle from the path of the Republican presidential candidate on November 6, 1968. His actions were praised by Karl Zerk for removing Robert F. Kennedy from the political scene and preventing his potential landslide victory.

The cost of trying Sirhan was a point of contention among several individuals, including Mrs. Marion D. Walker, Michael Vecchione, Belinda Bouttinghouse Day, and John N. Mitchell, Attorney General. They expressed concern that it was a waste of taxpayer money and that the laws were being used to protect criminals rather than upholding justice.

The President's office replied to some of these letters, thanking the individuals for their suggestions and expressing appreciation for their concerns. However, no direct connection is made between Sirhan's actions and the assassination of John F. Kennedy in this document.

Dates mentioned include November 18, 1968 (when Karl Zerk wrote to Thomas H. Kuchel regarding Sirhan's actions), November 6, 1968 (when Sirhan removed an obstacle from the path of the Republican presidential candidate), October 21, 1968 (when Robert Jackson sent a letter to Stephen J. Polak), and November 29, 1968 (when Nikita Khrushchev was mentioned as having been involved in a meeting with Robert Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt over 10 years ago).

Locations mentioned include the United States, but no specific location is provided.

Significant events or activities mentioned include Sirhan's actions being praised by Karl Zerk for removing an obstacle from the path of the Republican presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy being eliminated from the political scene by Sirhan's actions and his potential landslide prevented, and a meeting between Nikita Khrushchev, Robert Kennedy, and Eleanor Roosevelt over 10 years ago described as a "Damn Double Damn Lie".

No evidence, testimony, or findings are mentioned in this document that directly connect to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations.

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