</s>OC 89-64 A great deal on shooting and war and stated that it was too bad about President KENNEDY being shot but that he did not feel sorry for the man but did feel sorry for this family. The man who shot the gun was during the being shot. Mr. WISE noted that he was during The conversation talking about "riggers" and that this seemed, to anger the individual. WESE stated that the individual indicated that he had been in some type of military reserve until he had died not recall any of the details. but the WISE stated that this individual's talked a great deal about history. conversationals that he died not shootings, and then he Mr. WSE stated that he as recalls, this individual's death was and he noted that his daughter was day was the same day and he PII had comment concerning this. WISE stated that as he received. The individual stated that He had ben in Chicago, but the individual indicated that he has relatives in and lived in Egypt in Iraq did not live in the country Chicago, But the individual stated stated that she had money enough to survive in California but that the wanted to save his money and buy a car when he got to California. WISE stated That the individual never stated he had a gun that several times he made motions as if shooting a pistol with his finger. WISS stated that his let this individual off on Riverside Drive in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at about 10:30 p.m. that night. WSEE stated that he recognized the photographer on television and in narrative, the WISF has been shot and killed in had picked up at Rolla, Missouri, and taken to Tulsa, Oklahoma. WISE noted not that he and this individual were together approximately ten hours and that they did a great do not be very intelligently, WISI stated that that he does not recall any threatening statements made by the individual nor anything concerning his background in Chicago. WIST -107.

**People and Organizations:**

* John F. Kennedy
* Lee Harvey Oswald
* Robert F. Kennedy
* Jim Peacock
* Senator Alan Cranston
* US Senate
* Department of Justice
* FBI
* Los Angeles Police Department
* US Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

**Dates and Locations:**

* November 22, 1963 (assassination of President John F. Kennedy)
* April 15, 1969 (letter from Jim Peacock to Senator Cranston)
* June 6, 1968 (Director Federal Bureau of Investigation to The Solicitor General)
* Los Angeles, California
* Washington, D.C.

**Significant Events and Activities:**

* Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
* Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald in Texas
* Reference to holding trials for public officials assassinated in Washington, D.C.
* Discussion on the need for trials of public officials to be held in Washington, D.C.
* Meeting between Department representatives and United States Attorney William Matthew Byrne, Jr., as well as Chief of Detectives Robert Houghton, Los Angeles Police Department, on January 14, 1969

**Connections to JFK, Assassination, or Related Investigations:**

* Reference to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
* Discussion on holding trials for public officials assassinated in Washington, D.C.
* Mention of Lee Harvey Oswald's trial in Texas
* Connection to Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination in Los Angeles, California

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings:**

* Letter from Jim Peacock to Senator Cranston expressing concerns about holding trials for public officials assassinated in Washington, D.C.
* Memorandum regarding the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy
* Reference to a communication regarding the holder of a diplomatic or international organization visa (enclosed with the memorandum)

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