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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 10L4L68 Mrs IRENE BROWN , 324 Barlett Street 9 who 1s em- ployed as an uiry Clerk in the U _ S Post Office' 3 San Francisco and who i8 the Treasurer of the American Indjar Center (Aic) in San Francisco 5 furnished the following in- formation: Mrs BROWN has been active in Indian affairs and the AIC in San Francisco since 1957 and 18 we11 acquainted with mos t of the Indians in the San Francisco Area She recalls that a hearing by the U _ S Senate Sub-Committee was held at the AIC in San Francisco in January 196 8 but she did not attend this hearing. Mrs BROWN was shown a group photograph taken at the hearing which included the late Senator ROBERT F KENNEDY and a Mrs STELLA R LEACH There appears on this photograph between Senator KENNEDY and Mrs LEACH 9 a portion of the face of an unidentified individual Mrs BROWN stated that she is unable to identify this individual and pointed out that his appearance is similar to most male Indians She feels that it would not be Possible to identify this individual unless a picture showing more of his face is available 342 On 9L30/6.8 at San Franciseo) California File SF 62-5481 by SA ROBERT B. HERRINGTON:ib Date dictated 10/2/6 8 Thi8 document contain8 neither recommendation8 nor conclugion8 of the FBI: It i8 the property of the FBI and i8 loaned to your agency; it and itg contents are not to be distributed outgide your agency. Inq Bay ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 10/4/6 8 HAROLD , REDBIRD , Executive Secretary 5 Ame rican Indian Center (AIC) 9 3053 16th Street, furnished the following information: He recalls that a U . S _ Senate Sub-Committee hearing was held at the AIC in January 196 8 ; however, he did not personally attend the hearing_ REDBIRD has been active in Indian affairs in the San Francisco area for about six years and through his posi- tion as executive secretary of the AIC i8 fairly well acquainted with the Indians in the area He was shown a group picture which included the late Senator ROBERT F KENNEDY and a Mrs STELLA R LEACH Be tween Senator KENNEDY and Mrs LEACH there appears a portion of the face of an unidentified individual REDBIRD advised that he is unable to identify this person and because of the similarities in facial charact- eristics among Indians 9 it would not be possible to identify the pe rson without being able to see more of the face than appears in the picture 343 9 /2 7/6 8 San Francisco, California SF 6 2 - 5481 On at File # by SA ROBERT B. HERRINGTON: ib Date dictated 10L2/6 8 Thie document containg neither recommendationg nor conclusion8 of the FBI. It i8 the property of the FBF and i8 loaned to your agency; it and ite contents are not to be digtributed outaide your agency. ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== F0-302 (Rov. 4-15-.64} FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTicATON Date 10211.68_ WILLIAM F . BEAR Was located at the residence Qf one SHARON GIDICAN 9 60 8 ` Soi-h 220:h , Des Moines 9 Washington WILLIAM H _ BEAR advised tnat at the present tine he is not emp loyed and does not have a permanent address but it is his intention to take up residence with his brother JOHN BEAR at 614-South 22th Mr WILLIAX BEAR affirmed that he had Forme been the director of the Indian Center at Szn Francisco' Mr BEAR viewed the colored photograph showing Senator ROBERT KENNEDY standing between Mrs STELLA LEACH Kcs MARION RAWLINSOV 5 and Mrs MARION BEAUCHAMP plus other persons in the background 5 including a partiel photograph of 2 face of a male person peering fron the rear between Mrs LEACH and Senator KENNEDY Mr . BEAR said ne had viewed this particular photograph before including a blow;:up of this same photo- "graphaand he said he cannot idertify the mele individual whose face was partially photographed 1 peering between Mrs LEACH and Senator Kenne Mr BEAR said further that he dcfinitely has never told 2ny person that SIRHAN SIRHAN had been present at the meeting where this photograph was taken Mr_ BEAR also said that SIRHAN SIRHAN is unknown to hin and he has n0 cowledge that SIRHAN was present at 2 United States Senate Subcommittee learing on Indian Education -held at San Francisco in or about January 196 8 , when the aforementioned group photograph was taker 34k On_1L15L68 _at Des Moines Faahington Flle #_ SE 89-62 ! SA VFRNON P COYNE and SA ROBERT ROSS REXNOLDSLVPC ns Date dictated_1 0/15/.6.2 by conlcins neilher recommendcfion: nor conclusions of Ihe FBi. ! is jhe Pfofefty of Ihe FBI ond Is" 'ooned Io Ycur Ggency; This documeni it crd its conlenls ure nci t be distriSutcd oulside Your agenct- rly dy _ ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== CA 56-156 JOS/rem MISCELLANEOUS 345 ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== FD-3 02 (Rev. 4-15-64 ) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA TION 1 10/2/68 L Date FALLAH BEN-JABR , 4211 West First Street Los Angeles (388-8734) 9 was re-contacted at this iocation and furnished the following information: BEN-JABR was shown photographs of SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAN 9 as well as ADEL SIRHAN SHARIF SIRHAN SAIDALLAH SIRHAN 9 and MUVIR SIRHAN 5 a11 brothers of SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAN After viewing these photographs 9 BEN-JABR advised that he feels certain that none of the individuals depicted in the photographs resenbles the individual he observed driving a 1959 white Chevrolet between tely 11:00 p . 1 S and 1l:30 p . m _ on June 4 '1983,rixinae in the parking lot at the Ambassador Hotel , 3490 Wilshire Boulevard , Los Angeles _ BEN-JABR noted that besides the driver three other individuals occupied this vehicle, one in the front passenger seat , and the other two in the rear seat Although BEN-JABR did not closely observe these latter three individuals and could not deseribe them other than to say that the one in the front seat was wearing a short sleeve shirt be does not recall these three individuals resemb ling the individuals depicted in the above photographs BEN-JABR indicated that he recognized the above photograph of ADEL STRHAN as being identical to an individual who performed a8 a musician a t the MI a nightclub located at Sunset and Vermont , Hollywood 9 California , in 1965 and/or 1966. BEN -JABR Was not acquainted with ADEL SIRHAN and has never spoken with this individual Although he has previously observed photographs of SIRHAN BISHARA STRHAN , to the best of his know ledge ) he ha: never observed in person this individual or SHARIF SIRHAN , SAIDALLAH SIRHAN 5 or M VNR SIRHAN_ On 9/25.468 Los Angeles , Ca liforniAle # Los Angeles 56-156 346 by SA RICHARD J RAYSA /eb 9/26/68 Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusiong of the FBI, It i8 the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency_ "Fez ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== FDaDZ (Rsv. 415.64} Federal BureaU Of INVESCATON 9/18/68 Doia_ Congressman PHILLIP BURTTN Wa9 contacted at the New House Ofiice Building at which time he akaied that he Tas 1n Ser Francisco $ California On che evening c June 4 , 1963 5 and was at the California Ball lccaied at 625 Polk Street where he introduced TED KENNEDY as 3 speaker before 4 large gathering in this hall Mr BURTON said chat there were two television sets in front of the stage end these sets were cied in to che events which werc taking plece in Io8 Angele? Celifornia, in comection with Senator ROBERT % KENNEDY S political campaign Ke said that Tr KEWNZIX finished his tali shcrtly before nidnight and left the hall Mr BUKIICN said that at about 12.15 2 , @4 2 on June 5, 1968 3 while still on the Stag2 cf Elie California Hell in2 heard #hot sounded t0 himi like {our or five snall firecrackers Or sone kind 0f shots gcing off and thought possible thet the noise w38 coming from inside the California Hall Fie Said *hat he rcalized Ehortly afterwerds thet Ehe roiges wcre coaing Ercm Ehe television sets which he previously Tentioned. Iic said that four or five minures later he Was epproached by & radio announeer wnoge nale he could not recall at present and this individual told him that Senator FOBERT KEINELY had been shot, Mr BURTCN seid that he renembers remarking to this person ; tbar's 1c* 2 vert ruor t0 spread" Hie said that he did not believe this infornation at ihe tice &rid furthermore did not want io bring hinself to the realization that Senator KENNEDY had actually been shot. Mr BORTON said that seven cr eisht minites after the shocting, he w8S confronted by several reporters asking hin about: the shooting bui he told then that he had n0 ccmments for them f He Said that he shorily thereafter drove :0 the Fairzicnt Hotel Wnere he saw DAVID BUFKE . IED KZNEDY 3 S riglc-hand fan and asked BUBKI i{ he had heard the rews about Senator KENNEDY 347 On_9/18l63 at Ieshingten,L File # Dro173-125 SA SIDNEY H . ROCIEE:acd 9/18/63 by Dafe dicicted {his documen: {cnicin; Geiei recominendolions iof conclusions 6f Ia F8i: # is the proPofl} .0f iho Fcl Gij i louned I Your agengy; i' and ils conlenis are nol to be distributed outside Your agenc;. 'iiy God , good ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== WFO 173-135 BURTON stated that after he realized that the Senator must have been shot , he contacted tha Hanilton Air Force Base and als0 the California Highway Patrol in order to try to arrange for transportation as rapidly as possible for individuals to the Ios Angeles area Mr BUTRTON said that he had n0 knowledge `of anyone by the nane of SIRHAN nor had anyone mentioned to him previously that had ever heard of or seen this individual being in tha Ambasgedor Hotel in Los Angeles prior to the shooting of Senator KENNEDY Congressnan BURTON is deseribed a5 follows: Nane: PHILLIP BURTON Date of birth: PII AC Cincinati 8 Ohio Height: 6 feet 2 incies Weight: 220 Potinas Build: Iarge Hair: Browi Eyes: Brown Rece: White Sex: Male Vashington,. DC . Residence: 332 Constitution Avenus N.E. 348 they ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== Fd-302 (Ebv. 4-16-64,. FEDERAL BUREAij &7 WVESFKJATiON Date_ 10/25/68 M RLCHARI DiUiGHEREY Keporter, Angeleg Time: 4 Eastern Editoriel Burcau; 866 Tnitea Nat;iors Plaza , New Ycrk Citv, advise: that ic RAF with the VENEDY canpa: gn in Los Angeles up to epproximately one week prior to tnc asc8ss1ation . He staicu gevcfa_ days prior to Scnator IENYEDi S shooiilg that ne left the Los Angeles group and wa5 covering KENFDY ' $ cerpaign in Portland_ Oregon He 723 Iriab le tc itrnish any first hand infcrinatio: ccncerring SIFHA 5. SIRHAN nr #c aesasaiiation_ TI DAUG IEKTY staied that 6 Angele: riues rerorter' DARYL ~MEKE a8s:zted t2 the sar Yrencisco Qifice 0r' tie _es ; 2t 95 Mizzio Ctreet S2n Franc; ec0, was 9 ~sigred tc cever Serator KENWEBY anc Was witu him at tle timc of tile shooting ia feais that IEMBKE ha; already ~ee@ inierviswed i: tnis ccrr-cticr 349 10/25/68 New: York, New York NY - 44-1640 On_ File #_ SA JOHN. BRADSHAW , JR./p 10/25/68 by Date dictoled Thi: documeci cuniaic; neithef recommendolions nor conclusions ot Ihe F8I: It is- croperly %f Ihe FBI and is loaned Jo ugency; ilona ils contenls ore nolio be distribuled oulside Ycu; osency. "Lo8 "Loi Dij Your ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== FD-3 02 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF - INVESTIGATION 11/12/68 Date JOHN DIGMAN 1690 North Bronson venue , Los Angeles , C?liforni? Apertment employed 8 Sound Technician, ABC TV Ners 4i51 Prospect Avenue ) Loe Angeles 3 C? liforni? , reeiden_e phone No HO 5.2274, aCvised the following when Qhonec for 4n ~ppointment Mr DIGMAN at the time of the shooting of Senstor ROBERT F KENNEDY W?s not '0 duty &t thc smbese;der Hotel, but WAS at home He W= 8 : lled out Later for Cuty curing nens coverege t the Centr-] Re' eiving Hoepit;1 Consequently he hed 0J pereon- 1 knowledge 2f the events surrounding the shooting nor did he h;ve n informtion considered pertinent in thi: matter 11/6/68 Lo: Angeles Californi Los Ange lee 56-156 On at File # 350 SA LESLIE F WARREN/d2 11/8/68 by Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBL and is loaned to your agency; it and it8 contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 11, ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== FD-3 02 (Rev. 4-15-84) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 10/22/68 Date Mr GRANT HOLCOMB , Manager , News Division Of' Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS owned KNXT-Channel 2, 6121 Sunset Boulevard , Los Angeles , California, advised the following with respect to a request to interview three employees of' the KNXT News Department : Mr HOLCOMB waf advised that the employees had reportedly been present at the Ambagsador Hotel on the norning of' June 5, 1968 , at the time Senator ROBERT F . KENNEDY was shot The purpose was to ascertain if' the employees might be potential witnesses to the shooting of' Senator KENNEDY The e mployees were ELIZABETH HERMAN , Junior News Writer; JOE DYER, former Repor now in the Community Relationg Department; and JIM BROWN 5 News Reporter. It was mentioned that JOE DYER had already been contacted and had mentioned a new policy in effect vith respect to government investigatore interviewing CBS personnel _ Mr HOLCOMB eaid in subetance that the new policy required that if' in the on of' the Legal Department of' CBS 9 the CBS empioyee should be made available for interview by government investigators , the latter would have to secure and serve a subpoena on the employee before the employee could be interviewed Mr HOLCOMB said the decision for adapting this policy had originated in the CBS headquarters in New York and he did not know the full details on which the policy ks formulated On 10/16/68 Los_Angeles , Calif # Log Angeles 56-156 351 T by SA LESLTE F. WARREN/eb Date dictated 10/17/68 This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It i8 the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency_ ter, opini City, orniarile ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64j FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date_ October 2, 1968 SP4] DOUGLAS KIN MEi ASN 320 South Michigan Avenue Pasadena California, R7a8 interviewed at Hunter Airfield, a% Which time he furnished the following information: He 1s currently agsigned to the Attack Helicopter Haintenance Company , Hunter Airfield. Even though he worked around his father 's restaurant , Sang 5 Inn, up until abou t 1965 he does not bave any recollection of meeting 8 IRHAN 3IRHAN 8 IRIIAN SIRHAN may have been in his father's restaurant and he may have talked to hin but if such wi2s the case, he did not know who the individual w725 and has no recollection of anyone being; in the restaurant who resembled the pictures 0f SIRHAN SIRHAN which have appeared in the nevspapers . From 1965 until he entered the military service 1f 1967 , he Went to college and worked part-time at both Drake 8 8 Chicken Pie Shop and Clay Chevrolct Agency in Pasadena , California. 4 friend, FRANK GAYLORD , former ly of Pasadena, California, whose whereabouts he does rot nO know , told hin at one time that GAYLORD , had been interviewed by the FBI concerning SIRHAN SIREAN , since he had a % one time worked "just down the street" fron whera: SIRHAN STRHAN worked . 352 On__ 9/27/68 at_ Savannah;Gcorgia File #_ Savannah_44-1779 SA ALLEN J , FERZON end Los Angeles 56-156 SA CHARLES H. SHELLON CHS/elh 10/2/68 by Dafe dictated This document contalns neilher recommendalions nor concluslons of Ihe FBI; II is Ihe property of Jhe FBI and is looned Io Your ogency; Ifond fls contenls are nof lo be distributed oulside Your agency. Axmy Army May , he , ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA TION Date 9 /27 /6 8 HENRY Ra KING 9 also known as RAY KING 0 279 Claystone Terrace, is an independent contractor handling Political campaigns He is presently under contract to Whitaker and Baxter Public Relations Counselors , Room 8 2 8 Flood Building 9 870 Market Street, San Francisco. KING furnished the following information: KING was campaign manager for the KENNEDY for President Committee for Northern California which had its headquarters in San Francisco The fofiowing individuals among others were either Paid or Voluntargry workers on this_ committee and worked under his direction: CAMILLE R, ADAMS 34 6 7 Jackson San Francisco JEANETTE LEONA AMES 3 07 Baden Street San Francisco KAREN M, BAUGH 23 Mangels Avenue San Francisco EILEEN C. BEVER 1795 Hunt Drive Burlingame ANNE BROOKS 2139 Buchanan San Francisco FRANK C . BROWN , III Del Webb Townhouse San Francisco KENNETH E. BROWN 28 27 Pine Street San Francisco DOROTHY C , CODY 92 Crystal Springs Road San Mateo 353 On 9 /24/68 at San Francisco)_CaliforniaFile # 62-54 81 SA ROBERT B , HERRINGTON_ 9/25 / 6 8 by Date dictated Thig document containg neither recommendations nor conclusiong of the FBI, It i8 the property of the FBI and i8 Joaned-to your agency; it and ite content8 are not to be distributed outside your agency. sag ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== 2 SF 62-5481 RBH; sag MARGARET ANN CRISPIEN 2 84 3 Webster , Apartment 303 San Francisco VIVIAN J CURTIS 1437 Revere Avenue San Francisco LAWRENCE J , DORSEY 1521 8th Avenue San Francisco PAMELA J GARRETT 1030 Post #505 San Francisco THOMAS Ra HELLER 2201 Baker Street San Francisco ALICE J, JOHNSON 1795 Hunt Drive Burlingame BRUCE H KENNEDY 1527 Funston Avenue San Francisco LOIS A JONES 1226 Sanchez San Francisco LOIS E MONTGOMERY 1923 Bay View Belmont GLENNA MOORE 403 Filbert San Francisco JILLIAN Da ROGERS 258 Page Street San Francisco CARTER SHIRED 6 90 West Mac Arthur Boulevard Oakland RICHARD JOHN SMART 2323 Divisadero San Francisco PAUL STEVEN SUMMERS 622 5 Elderberry Drive Oakland 354 ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== 3 SF" 62-5481 RBH: sag AMY F , TALISMAN 46 9 Dellbrook Avenue San Francisco WILLIAM G THOMAS . 21A Alta Street San Francisco MARY E UMHOFER- 26 Nantucker Avenue San Francisco A1l of the above addresses are in the state of california. According to KING the above_ individuals were all working to get out the voters in the San Francisco Bajy Area on June 4 196 8 and were attending a victory party held in the California Hali in San Francisco on the night of June 1968 _ He feels certain that none of these individuals were in Los Angeles , California On the night of June 4 , 196 8 He could offer no specific explanations the names of these individuals appeared as registered guests at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 4 1968 He Pointed out that it is a common peacticeuaering political campaigns to use the names of campaign employees or workers to pre-register for rooms in hotels This is usually done to avoid having to wait in line to register and to obtain rooms for persons connected with campaign,. who would most likely be bothered by members of the Press or others if they were registered in room8 under their own nanes He also pointed out that if:it-i8 important to know who used the names of those Persons listed above , in registering rooms at the Ambassador Hotel this could be determined by ascertaining whgapoid foe_the rooms a8 in all probability the sae Person or organization: for al1 the rooms involved. 355 4 , why Paid ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== FD-3 02 (Rev. 4-15-64 ) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 10/16/68 On October 14, 1968 , MIKE MOON, 909 Mountain View Terrace_ Alhambra California advised that from March 1967 to August i967 he took music lessons in the u8 e of the Oud instrument fronl ADEL SIRHAN, brother of SIRHAN B_ SIRHAN_ NOON s tated that he took his inetrument lesson8 in the SIRHAN home and on several occaeions he saw SIRHAN B_ SIRHAN . He stated that he s eldo spole with SIRHAN SIRHAN and most of the SIRHAN family stayed away from the portion of the hous e in which the lesson was being given NOON stated tha t his conversations with STRHAN SIRHAN were usua lly restricted to a mutual { hello" upon his arrival for a leseon with ADEL SIRHAN _ NOON etated that he did not know SIRHAN SIRHAN well, and he des cribed SIRHAN SIRHAN 2s a person who kept to himgelf and was quiet most of the time _ NOON eta ted tha t on a few occasions SIRHAN SIRHAN voiced his opinion that the Government in the United States made the rich people richer and the poor people poorer_ NOON further s tated that SIRHAN SIRHAN appeared to possess an intens e pride in his Arab heritage_ NOON stated that he never heard SIRHAN SIRHAN mention violence and he was very shocked to learn of SIRHAN' 8 arrest for the shooting of Senator ROBERT KENNEDY NOON stated that he cannot help but believe tha t SIRHAN SIRHAN was suffering fron 8ome type of mental aisorder at the time of the shooting _ On 10/14/68 at Alhambra , California File # Los Angeles 56-156 by SA FREDRICK E_ BECKER sro Date dictated 10/15/68 This document containg neither recommendations nor conclusiong of the FBI, It i8 the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it ad its contents are not to be distributed outside agency_ 356 your ================================================== Page 16 ================================================== FD-3 02 (Rev. 4-15-64 ) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date 11/3/68 On November 7, 1968 SHARIF BISHARA SIRHAN was contac Ced at his residence , 1659 North Lake Avenue Pasadena 9 California Also pregent at this time wa8 hi8 brother 9 SAIDALLAH B SIRHAN, who shares a flat with him at this addrees and Mr ANTHONY SHERMAN, JR . , a representative of the United State: Secret Service Agency, Los Angeles branch SIRHAN wa 8 adviged SA POWELL that the inquiry related to the a uthorship of a two-page written document addresged to Pregident Elect RICHARD NIXON and Vice President HUBERT HUMPHREY , bearing the 8ignature SHARIF B SIRHAN _ Mr SIRHAN W38 then ora advised of his rights SAe POWELL and REILLY _ He wa8 aslced by SA REILLY to read an Advice of Rights Form. Mx SIRHAN interrupted this to 8a,y , "Before I say anything, I want to see the letter MI A copy of the above mentioned letter wae given to hin to read _ He read it 8lowly, line by line, his hands visibly shalring, although he showed no other signs of emotion_ Mr S IRHAN then said, "i did not write this _ It i8 M1 not mine He then indicated he was certainly in agreement with 8 ome of the political 8tatements contained in the letter and had himself expressed s ome of theee ideae, but he would not specify which of these points he wa8 referring to_ He s tated he also digagreed with 8 ore of' the points in the letter Mr SIRHAN said he had no kcnowledge a8 to who the author of the letter could be He 8aid he did not dictate the letter to anyone O1: cause it to be Written in his name He denied that the signature at the end of the letter wa8 his and added that the signature appearing on the letter was not a good copy or fascimile of his own In this connection, he 8aid he some times signs hinself SHARTF B_ SIRHAN, s ome time8 SHARIF STRHAN. Mr SIRHAN declined to furnish 3 signed statement attesting that the letter and signature were not his He refused to furnish any gamples of his 9ignature, sta 11/7/68 Pasade- California Los Angeles 56-156 On at File # SA PHILIP J REILLY and 357 SA JOSEPH DOYIE POWELL/PJR/ecr 11/8/68 by Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI ad is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outgide your agency. by 1ly by ting, na , ================================================== Page 17 ================================================== 2 ZA 56-156 "You ha ve my signature and you ha ve your experts _ See to it I1 youreelf: Mr SIRHAN 8aid he did not have a typewriter in the flat, but added there was a typewriter in his mother 8 home in the room formerly occupied by his brother, SIRHAN B_ SIRHAN . He said he did not know what kind of a typewriter this wa 8, and described it by dimensions as being a standard size typewriter He indicated that he did not use it_ Mr SIRHAN said he does not Icnow about any such #I organization in the United States a8 "the Palestine Commandos but was certain there Were many of' this type in his homeland . Mx SIRHAN 8aid the lines drawn at the bottom of page two of the letter beneath his 8ignature ha ve no 8ignificance to him a8 Arabic or other cype of symbol and could not comment on chem_ 11 Mr SIRHAN '8aid, "No to the question of whe ther he had any reason to believe the letter in question could have been Written by another member of his faiily or anyone of' his acquaintance Mr SIRHAN turned to the contents of the letter and said the thoughts expressed in the letter could be the thoughts of a ma jority of persons living in the United States_ He then with some emotion bitterly described the manner in which he had been treated since the a88a88ination of Senator ROBERT KENNEDY _ Mi He spoke of people "gtaring at him e verywhere he went of coming to his home and a8king him questions _ He said Renele say my brother killed him Why do they have to come to Mi me with a11 their questions I didn t kill hin_ At this point Mr SIRHAN wa 8 reminded of the purpose of the interview and the reasons therefor , but he appeared upset and gaid he had nothing to add on this matter and the interview wa 8 termina ted. 5 358 ================================================== Page 18 ================================================== FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64 ) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date 9/19/68 Mr ERNST VALLERO, Job Dispatcher_ Southern Ca lifornia Waiters Alliance, Local 17 , 'American Federation of Labor (AFL) Congress of Indus trial Organizations (CIo) , 321 South Bixel Street, Los Angeles , California, telephone HU 2-9800, advised 38 follows : Approximately two to three Weeks or to the shooting of' Senator ROBERT R KENNEDY at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5_ 1968, a man personally appeared at Local 17 and asked Mr VA LIERO for a placement a8 a waiter at the Anbassador Hotel in Los Angelee This man very cloeely resembled photographs of SIRHAN SIRHAN , which Mr VALIERO had observed on television and in the newspapers following SIRHAN SIRHAN being charged with the shooting of Senator ROBERT F KENNEDY _ Mr VALIERO recalled that the person in question was very insistent and becare rather MI 'nasty" in his speech when informed by Mr VALLERO that there were no openings for waiters at the Ambasgador Hotel at the time He also recalled that the man in stion presented a smal1 blue book which was entitled II Passpor que and noted tbat it wa8 an Israel passport = Mr VALIERO did not recall the name on the passport or the name used by the man in question and no record wa 8 made of the call of this man to the office Mr VALLERO said that the man appeared to be possibly of Arabian or Jewish descent and had a slight accent and had claimed to have been in the United States for about one year Mr VALIERO said that he had thought about the incident following the identity of SIRHAN SIRHAN as the accused killer of Senator KENNEDY and had related the same story to the Police Department in Los Angeles and to 8ome reporters in the news media Photographe of SIRHAN SIRHAN and members of his family were exhibited to Mr VALIERO The latter said that he more firmly believed that the person described above who had been 9/17/68 Los Angeles , Ca lifornia Los Angeleg 56-156 On at File # 359 SA IESLIE # WARREN/ecr 9/18/68 by Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusiong of the FBI. It i8 the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. pri ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== 2 IA 56-156 See king 8 job at the Ambaxsador Hotel was SIRHAN SIRHAN but he had no further means 0f confirming thls belief He alone had interviewed the man in question who had just wa lked into Local 17 at the time Mr VALIERO said that none of the photographs of SIRHAN SIRHAN' 8 fami Ly appeared familiar with any individuals tbac he had encountered _ 360 ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== FD-302 (Rev: 4-15-64) FEDERAL' BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 11/6/68 Miss CAMILLE A NHITE, State of California Banking Department I 107 South. Broadwey, advised that she attended John Muir Higb School in Pasadena, Celifornia from 1960 through 1963. She said that she did not personally know SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAN 9 although she Learned through recent publicity that he had attended the same school. She advised that sbe does not know of any other forner students or persons who may have been acquainced with SIRHAN. She advised that she may have remarked to s ome of her current fellow employees and associates that she had to school with SIRHAN , and an inference may have been made that she had known however this is noc true 361 On 11/6/68 at Los Angeles 0 California File # 56-156 SAA ALFRED C. GREINER Ig 11/6/68 by Date dictated Thig document contains neither recommendationg nor conclusiong of the FBI: It i9 the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and ite contents are not to be digtributed outside your agency gone bim, 0 ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== FD-302 (Rov. 4-15.64) FEDERAL BUREAU Of (NVESTGATION 9/19/68 Dato_ NICHOLAS Ho ZUMAS , 2803 Olive Street, N. Attorney at Law , Suite 702 , 1225 l9th Street , Ne office 223-4455 advised that on the date that ROBERT' KENNEDY 8 was assassinaied, he was employed in the campaign for Senator KENNEDY in the capacicy of co-ordinator of citizens groups_ 0 He said that he had returned to Washington; Do several before the assa8sination 0f Senator KENNEDY , and that therefore he had no first-hand information concerning the occurrences and happenings chat surrounded the assassinationo He added thai he had no addicional information of pertinence; either of a hearsay nature or otherwise, which might in the investigationa He advised that he has seen many Dictures of the assassin, SIRHAN , and he has thoughi back on this individual, buz cannot recall having ever seen this person beforea 362 9/19/68 Washington, D , C . WFO 173-135 On 01 File# SA WALTER E. THOMAS : tab 9/19/68 by Date dictated This documeni conlcins nelther recommendalion: nor conclusions 0l Ihe FBL: I is the property ol the FBl and is loonod to your agency: Hond ils contenls ore rof to be distrlbuled outside Your ogency WJo $ Wo ? phone Co ? days help ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA TION Date 10/17/68 PAUL SCHAAP Tas contacted at San Bernardino California, and he advised that he considers hinself to have been a close personal friend of Senator ROBER KENNEDY _ He stated that he never met ROBERT KENNEDY 3 but that he often corresponded with him when he KENNEDY 9 was Attorney General He stated that this cornespoedence consisted of inquiries made by himself concerning the possibility of ROBERT KENNEDY M obtaining a "secret position for him With the United States Government_ SCHAAP further advised that he has been grieving greatly since ROBERT' KENNEDY was ass8ssinated He stated he had no information whatsoever concerning the_assassination, M but felt definitely that the Communists did it" SCHAAP stated that he has no information concerning 1i Communists that he feels were responsible for the assassination of ROBERT KENNEDY 9 but feels in his heart that they must have been responsible _ SCHAAP stated ne had no further information to offer regarding this matter. 353 On 10/16/68 at San Bernardino, CaliforniaFile Los_Angeles 56-156 SA CARL G_ MURANO 9 JR and SA LEWIS W _ KOLDEWEY /CGN/cy 10/17/68 by Date dictated Thi8 document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It i8 the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and it8 contcnts are not to be distributed outside your agency_ "the ================================================== Page 23 ================================================== 1 JN 56-94 The Jackson, Mississippi Office of the FBI advised as follows on October 21, 1968 On October 10 , 1968, a young female telephonically contacted the Jackson Office of the FBI and identified her- self a8 Miss SUBRINA DUBLE 9 White female , ege 17 _ She re- fused to give her home address or telephone number but stated the nature of her call was to furnish the FBI with important information concerning the assa8sination of ROBERT F KENNEDY _ Miss DUBLE related a Very rambling episode of how she met an individual in California whor she had cause to believe was involved in the assa8sination of Senator ROBERT F KENNEDY _ She stated she has had knowledge of this since May 1968, but dec Lined to report this information due to threatening phone calls and letters warning her to keep anything she might know to herself She stated she is a resident of Alabama but did not wish to be contacted at home due to her father' s condition, a8 she is afraid that any upsetting incident might cause him to have another stroke She did state however , that she could be reached at telephone number 762-9920_ a pay phone in Pascagoula 9 Mississippi, any time between 9:00 and 11:00 p . m . any night During this call she stated that she was upset over something that had happened just prior to the call and she seemed out of breath Attempts were made to recontact her on the night 0f October 1l and 13, 1968, With negative results On October 1968 _ investigetion revealed that telephone number hez_Jgzo _ is 'iocated in an outdoor telephone booth on the premises of Larry' 8 Standard Service Station located at Market Street and Highway U_ S . 90 in Pascagoula The_proprietor of this station advised that the name SUBRZNA DUBLE is unknown to him and that he closes at 8:00 P . m _ 5 364 ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== 2 JN 56-94 Inquiry among people_who live in the immediate Vicinity of this telephone revealed that this is a Negro community and the name SUBRINA DUBLE is not known there A review of Pascagoula City Directory and telephone directory revealed no listing for anyone named DUBLE G R THOMPSON_ 9 Identification Officer , Pascagoula, Mississippi Police Department , advised on October 14 , 1968, that he has no record of anyone named DUBLE On October 16, 1968 this individual again called the Jackson Office and was connected with an agent in Biloxi, Mississippi . She stated she had called to say that she wanted to drop the matter and did not want to meet with an agent She persistently declined to further identify herself or to agree to meet the agent She finally did agree to call him again after she had` spoken to her father Throughout the conversation With her , her conversation appeared to be ramb- ling ana disconnected On October 19, 5 she telephonically contacted an agent of the FBI at Biloxi Mississippi and at that time agreed to meet him in the iobby of the LaFont Inn) a motel on Highway U_ S 90 in Pascagoula at 9:00 on the evening of October 20, 1968 _ She again refused to further identify herself except to 8ay that she 18 tall, has white blonde hair and a mole on her face On the evening of October 20 , 1968, an agent of the FBI remained in the vicinity of the lobby of the LaFont Inn from 9:00 P.m. , until after 10:00 P .m. 9 but Miss DUBLE did not appear 365 1968 ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== CA 56-156 JOS /rem PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 366 ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== IA 56-156 SCM/plf OnSeptember 10, 1968 , Detective Sergeant MIKE NIELSEN, Los Angeles Police Department 9 SUS Unit, made available a copy 0f a Los Angeles Police Department Property Report daced August 30 , The report reflects items of evidence numbers 147 to consisting of boxes containing miscellaneous shell casings together with a description of the origin of these casings_ This report is as follows : 367 1968_ 1512 ================================================== Page 27 ================================================== ZLos Angelcs Pollcc Department Ick One Found Found PROPERTY REPORT IPE ONly Exitencc Evidence Pro: Safckecping DR6 8-521 466 SIDENCE /DDRESS PERSOM PROPERTY BOOKED To iiast-Tirst-Ilu - ~te) RES . PliONe BUS . PHONE Co. Jail 1. Sithan, Sichan SIDENCE ADDRESS ARRESTEE S WAME CHARGE BKG . NO:: c6 py. 2 II 187PC 495139 'SIDENCE AODRESS VICTIM OR OWNER'S NAME RES , PHONE BUS, PITONE Deceased 3. Kennedy:Robert Deceased SIDERCE ADDRESS PERSON REPORTING To POLICF DEPT. (Last, Firsl, Hliddle) RES , PHOHE BUS: PHIOME 759N Los_Angerles st Rm 314 4 Sgt_ ML 0 NcGana MA45211 2531 THS REPORT PROP. EKD, At TnV. DIV . DATE & TIME PROPERTY TAKEN INTo POLICE CUSTODY - LOCATION City OR REPORTING DIST. 8-28-6 8 10am SUS SUS 7-15-6 8 150a1n 1340 w 6th St LA vidcncc: Book To ARRESTEE: IF None, Book To VICTIM: TYPE 0F PREMISES TYPE OF PROPERTY DIV . RPTG. ound Evidence: Book To OFFICER IF NO ARRESTEE OR VICTIM: FBI Misc shell casinge Homi Jund Prepcrty: book To ACTUAL FINDER: DIV. OR City & DATE CRIME OCCURRED LIST ANY CONNECTING REPORTS BY TYPE & DR: ffekecping: book To DEPOSITOR, OWNER OR PERSON IN LAWFUL Rampart 6-4-6 8 Crime-arrest-property POSSESSION. for T5 TAIS STOLEN PROPERTY? PROBABLE CRIME Prints Photo SLD: Other "cparatc reports arc required cach differcnt 'assification of property) YES No UNKNOWN 187PC 0iF STOLEN IM CITy 0F LoS ANGELES EACH CAsE MuST BE COVERED BY CRIME AND FOLLow-UP REPORTS, 72) DESCRIBE CIRCUMSTANCES RESULTinG IN BOOKING 0F THIS PROP- ERTY (3) GIVE ADDRESS TIMe AndloR PKCNE MUMBER WHERE CONCERNED PERSON(S) May Be CONTACTED By DAY INvestiGAToRS Em QUAN- IF Not Listeo_ OR OTHER THAN ABOVE (4) ITEMIZE AnD DESCRIBE ALL PROPERTY_ GIVE ALL SERIAL NUMBERS AND OTHER MARKS SERIAL TUMIBER(S) J0 . Tity OF IdenTiFicATiON List ONLY ONE ARTICLE ON 4 LINE AND ENGRAVING Box_containing migc_shellGasing;_ 82 #3 #4 #5 #6 Casings_in bex_Warked_#?_retrieved_Exom trash_barrel and from the_rear 0f_position_#li_Eound by_agent_Geroge_Kling FBI: L T M Cagings_in Box Merked_#3 Zetrieved Erom in_front_of firing pointe_412-13-14 &.15_ Fourd_bY_agent_Robert_H__Morneau_ #6836 and_agent_Irvin B:_Wells_III FBI _ Casingsin box marked_#4 retriered fxo_in_front_of and_ yieity 2f_firing points_#L2: f 3__Eound_bx_agent_Rober H_ F Morneau_Jr Land_agent_Irvin_B:_Wells_ III FB Cagings_ in marked_#5 retrieved_Erom_in front f and viginity_of firing 420and 23. Feund bY agent Robert H: Mornezu_Jr and_agent_Irvin_B Wells III #1191 FBI Casings in_box marked J6_found at_various_positiong_pieto rangge_ All_ef these iteing were cked CP at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Cluk_4Q01_Eigh_Canyon Rd on_6-10-68 the abeve_ degcribed_agentg_from FBI: Eor analyzed_evdence reports fentinuity_Qf she1 casing_ from L the_time_ they_weze_picked_ u_by_FBI Xe44 relezsed to_LABP_ addilic Z space [s [Cquired, USc Conllnualion Stiect, Furin 15.9. I_S Go: 1 Eill 6f see-progres3 FEpazE 3in9E JUPEAFISOR SERIAL No. REPORTING 0FFICERKS) - SER.710, DIV. DETL. PERSON REPoRTIIG (Sigualure) '9 0 X Bldg box Poin nts Pi by APPRovNNj} > # ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== CA 56-156 SCM/plf A copy of a two page handwritten letter, dated June 11, bearing a Serbo-Croation language was forwarded to the FBI La 'boratory The original Of this letter waS forwarded to the Washington, D.Co , byy the United States Seeret Service 9 under date of August 9, This letter was postmarked Paris 9 France , and addressed to Senator EDWARD KENNEDY Through appropriate sources , a photo copy of 8 two page letter bearing the purported handwriting of DJURO STOKIC was obtained This letter wa$ dated Paris 9 Franee; Majy_24 , 1966_ Also received from the Secret Bervice, 18 a photocopy of a two page letter in Serbo-Croation language , dated November 22 1968 9 purportedly Written by DJURO STOKIC 9 together with a copy of a photo, alleged to be that of STOKIC 0 'The a bove documents were forwarded to the FBI Laboratory for examination purposes to determine if they were written by the same individual 0 THE RESULTS OF FBI LABOBATORY EXAMINABION 369 1968hot8 FBI , 1968 . ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== 7-1b Refort 08 &2 F434/ LABOFAtoRY FEDERAL BurEU @F ENVESTIGATHON WASHINGTON; D: 6. 20535 To: FBI , Washington Field Office Date: September 30 , 196 8 FBI File No. 62 -58 7 Re: KENSALT Lab. No. D-68091806 7 AT Speclmens recelved 9/17/68 Qc33 Photocopy of two-page handwritten letter dated' 6/11/68 , beazing message in Serbo-Croation language (copy of original letter previously_ submitted) Kc23 Photocopy of two -page letter dated at Paris 5/24/66 , bearing purported handwriting of DJURO sTokic Kc24 Photocopy 0f two-page letter in Sezbo-Croation language 9 dated 17/22/68 _ 9 purportedly written by DJURO STOKIC 9 and attached copY of photograph , alle_ to be that of che writet Result 0f examination : It Ivas found that the purported Writing of DJURO STOKIC appearing 01 the submitted photocopies designated. Kc23 and Kc24 is entirely too indistinct t0 permit a suitable comparison Writh the ques cioned writing On the two -page lerter designated as Q33 . Specimen Q33 is the original letter for the photocopy Qc33 Q33 and the envelope in which it Tas mailed designated Q. 32 aTe described in FBi Laboratory report datea 8/23768 9 a copy of which Ias furnished to the Director 9 U. S Secret Service 9 Washington , DaC , Phococopies of Q32 and Q33 wee furnished with FBI Laboratory repott of 8/23/68 . Due to the indistinctness 0f the writing 0n Kc23 and Kc24, a definite conclusion Ias n0t reached whether DJURO STOKIC #rote the questioned Writing on Q32 and Q33 Certain handwriting characteristics were noted in the purported known Writing of DJURO STOKIC on Kc23 and Kc24 which ar2 consistent with handwriting characieristics in the letter designated as Q33 These consistences in handwtiting characteristics indicate that Q33 may have been written by DJURO STOKIC The submitted material is being retained in the FBI files _ 370 ged ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== TA 56-156 SCM/plf On October 28, 1968, the United States Secret Service Headquarters , Washington, Do C , 9 furnighed the FBI Headquarters , Weshington, Do C , 9 8 copy of 8 communication addressed to RICHARD NIXON and HUBERT HUMPHREY National Headquarters , Willard Hotel, Washington, De C This communication wa8 allegedly signed by: SHARIF BISHARA SIRHAN and postmarked Pagadena, Celifornia, October 22, 1968_ 0 The return address Wa8 indicated 88 SHARIF B, SIRHAN 9 696 East Howerd Street, Pasedena, California, and the envelope w8, addressed to Mr NIXON The two page letter begins with "How do you justify taking one land from one people , etc. " and ends with " , 0 foc the sake 0f jugtice and the world peace , thank youo " This letter wag forwarded to the FBI Laboratory for appropriate coxparison 0 THE RESULTS OF THE FBI LABORATORY EXAMINATION The FBI Leboretory on November 12, 1968 , advised that the above described document is identified the Laboratory 2.3 Qc35. The I8 SHARIF B SIRHAN" signature on Qc35 is entirely too indistinct t0 permit 8 suiteble comparison with the }nown handwri of SHARIF SIRHAN identified a3 Klz. The limited comparison that could be made indicates that SHARIF SIRHAN may not have written the signature 0r Qc35 and 2 more detailed examination will be made upon recoipt of the original Qc35 or a more detailed copy thereof . 371* by ting ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== 1 LA 56-156 JoS/rem INDEX Page ADAMS 9 CAMILLE R. ADKINS , FNU) 353 AGNEW , BRUCE A 96 AKERS 9 TONY 11 ALTMEYER , PAUL 34 AMBASSADOR HOTEL F 9 , 11, 16 9 17, 20 , '23-26, 30 , 31, 33-41 9 50-53, 55-58, 59a-63, 68, 71 , 72 , 75, 76_ 9 78 _ 81, 86 9 87 88 9 91-94 99, 100 102,7104-110 9 112, 116-125 9 127 , 129- 140 , 142-147- 9 149 - 155, 157-172 9 174- 179, 183-187 _ 9 191-199, 201-208, 211-213_ 9 216-235 237 , 239-241,~246_ 93 247, 249-252 9 254- 257, 259, 262-264 9 268, 269, 277 , 279 , 281-283 286 288 289 , 186182, = 304, 305, 5 334 9 335, 348, 355, 359 , 360 AMES JEANETTE LEONA 353 ANDREW 9 C Etnn U I 97 , 98 ANDREWS 9 ARCHIE 99 ASH , CAROL L Mn 55, 237 ASH 9 TERESA CAROL 33, ATKINS , JOSEPH 61 ATKINS , STEVEN 61 AYERS , VICTORIA (MRS 179, 209, 210 Lt a An 619} 43, 444 , 67, 844 , 83, 181, ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== 2 LA 56-156 JOS /rem INDEX Page BACON , RICHARD E (MS . ) 4 100 BAER BILL 0 e O La L ~ & 337 9 BARNETT NORMAN N 102 BARRY 9 BILL 46 BARRY 9 WILLIAM 331-454 BAUGH 9 KAREN M_ BEAR 9 JOHN 4 353 BEAR WILLIAM H BEAUCHAMP MARION (MRS 339 344 JACK 104 BELL 9 LOUIS BELLINO 9 CARMINE 105 BEN-JABR 9 FALLAH 346 BENSON 9 H4RRY L 52 BERKOVITZ , ANNE 202 BERKOVITZ 9 IRVING 202 BESIG , BEITY 107 9 183 BEVER 9 EILEEN C BIONDI 9 #VIC M1 353 BIONDI 9 VICTOR "VIC" 35 BLACKBURN DAN 59 BLALACK 9 HARRY E_ 108 BOND , LINDA 62 9 91 BOYD 9 MICHAEL M 36 BRABANT 9 G G JERRY BRADEN , JOAN (Ms ) 269 BRADY 9 ARLENE 110 , 177 9 278 BRA INARD 9 DONALD C (MS 112 BREDVOLD 9 TAMSEN 23, 25, 113 BREHL s JOHN 54 BROOIS ANNE 353 BROOMIELD 9 MEREDITH C _ (MRS 116 BROWN , FRANK C III) 353 BROWN 9 HUBERT GEROID 29 BROWN , IRENE (MRS ) 342 BROWN , JIM 351 b 344 BELL , 34 , ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== 3 LA 56-156 Jos/rem INEX Page BROWN 9 KENNETH E. An 353 BROWN , LEWIS FRANK 117 BROWN 9 RICHARD Ltta 144 BRUNO 9 JEFRZ L 9 BUCK 9 DAVID A 118 BULLARD 9 KATHLEEN Fn 160 BURKE , CHARLES Bn I I 120 BTRKE , CHARLES (MRS 121 BURKE 9 DAVID Len 347 BURTON , PHILLIP 347 , 348 BYRON , MARVIN 122 CAHILL, ANDREW V . 123 CALLAHAN, FRANCES 124 , 265 CALVERT 9 EVERETT T 125 CALVERT 3 EVERETT T (DR 126 CALVERT 9 MARLENE (MRS ) 126 CARLTON 9 KATHERINE La 127 CARLTON , KEITH H 127 CARMICHAEL , STOKELY 29 CHAMBERS , JOHN 37 CHAVEZ , CAESAR 55 CHAVEZ 9 MAURO 129 CHERRY 9 CHARLOTTE CHEW 9 H RICHARD CLARK, ALVIN 325 CLARK , R H (FRANCES M.) MRS 130 COCOANUT GROVE Mn At 11, 264 CODY 9 DOROTHY C 353 COLEMAN , DICK 33 COLEMAN, RICHARD 7 , 55, 63, 237 COMPTON LYNN La 9 CORMAN 9 JIM JAMES 33 COVERT , FLOYD 131 COVERT , FLOYD (MRS ) 132 C 2 318 110 , ================================================== Page 34 ================================================== 4 LA 56-156 JOS/rem INDEX Page CoX, EUGENE P 244 CRANOS 9 JOHN C 133 CRAUCH , JANE 134, 238 CRISPIEN, MARGARET AM 354 CROWLEY 9 RUTH Ln 135, 191, 204 , 279 CUMINGS , ELLA L 136 9 137 CUMMINGS , STEWART E 136_ 9 137 CURTIS , VIVIAN J_ 354 DAUGHERTY 9 RICHARD 349 DAUGHTY , RICHARD BRUCE DAVIS 9 WILLIAM M, (JR 138 DAY 9 J EDWARD F T 139 DE DEO 5 THOMAS J_ (III) 140 DELLEA 9 GENE Ra T L La 12 9 13, 264 DE SEGONZAC ADELBERT 141 DIGMAN 9 JOHN 4 350 DJORNS EDEE La 182 DONOVAN , ROBERT J 142 DORSEY 9 LAWRENCE J 354 DOTTERMAN , GARY WAYNE La 10 DOWD , DEBORAH I tt Ln 24 DOWD , DONALD (DANIEL) JOSEPH 11, 14 DOWD 9 EDWARD J DOHD , NORA M_ 34 DOWD 9 PHOEBE M_ DUBLE 9 SUBRINA 364,365 DUFFY , ESTELYN 72 75 DUNN , JAMES J_ 144 DURHAM, WALTER 145 DUTTON , FRED 45_ 5 46 DYER , JOE 38, 84, 351 d F ON , ================================================== Page 35 ================================================== 5 LA 56-156 jos/rem INDEX Page EASTHAM, JAMES S 146 EASTHAM, JAMEES S (MRS 147 EBERLELN 9 ROXANE 82 ECCLES , PETER W 148 ELFENBEIN , RICHARD 149 ELIFF 9 ROY C 150 217 EMBASSY ROOM F 6 8 9 , 13 16 9 'i9-21] 9 '25, 33, 35-38 40 456 _ 43_ 9 57 9 33 58 , 9 64 9 6 9 9 71_ 72, 75_ 9 9 78_ 79 81 9 83 89 92_ ioz 1o8 9 14o 9 199 5 218_ 9 227 , 5 234 9 235, 237, 252_ 3 254 9 259 9 266; 284 9 290-303, 305, 334, 335 ERLEY 9 MILDRED J. Leatt 261 ESTABROOK , H_ F Atn tn 151 EVERS CHARLES Aatet 114 9 EVERS 9 JAMES CHARLES At 16 FARMER , JOHN Fa 152 FARMER , SUSAN L A 153 FAUST 9 EMMA MRS 154, 165 FELLOWS , CLIFFORD 155 FENBURY 9 CAROL 65 FERTIK 5 BETH (MRS 39 FIHALEY 9 BRENDA 156 FITTS , DAVID Mn I 3 FITZGERALD , POLLY 11, 13 FITZGERALD 9 ROBERT T 18 e F 423 158, 185, 283 , 64 ," ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== LA 56-156 JOS/rem INDEX Pege FITZGERALD ROBERT 6t Le 18 9 FITZPATRICK , BERNARD JOSEPH 157 FITZPATRICK BERNARD JOSEPH (MRS 125 FLUG , ROBERT FOOTE , FREDERICK J 48 FOOTE 9 MYDA FOX , DAVID 158 FRICK , RICHARD 91 FRISCH, HARRY 159 GABLE , KATHRYNE L 119 GALE , GEORGE 52 GALE LEO 4 L 161 9 GARRETT , B J (MRS 242 GARRETT 9 PAMELA J 354 GAYLORD FRANK 352 GEARY , DoNALD J 162_ 9 221 GEARY 9 DONALD J (MRS 221 GEOGHEGAN , WILLIAM A 163 GERVAIS , JOFN 164 297 GIDICAN , SHARON GILBERT , EMILIE (MRS 98 GILBERT 9 ETHEL (MRS 154 = 9 165 GINISE 9 JOSEPH L 166 GOLDBERG 9 ELEANOR (MS 168 GOLDBERG , ELLIOT 169 GOLDMAN 9 ARTHUR 170 GOTTWIG , NORMAN GOULD 9 STANHOPE 231 GRAVES , EARL GREEN 9 (FNU ) S5 C 114 GREZNE , ROBERT W 172 GRIER 9 ROOSEVELI 48 9 69, 131, 132 GRIER 9 ROSIE 54 9 75 GUAGHAN , VINCENT M . 173 , 174 344 ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== 7 LA 56-156 jos/ren INDEX Page HACHIGAN 9 BART 25a HADDEN , DESMOND ALFRED {MRS _ EADSALL; GUY (JR _ 175 HAKER 9 TERRY 177 , 278 HARRIS , SUE 87 _ 89 HARVEY , PHYLLIS MRS 179, 209 HEATLY 9 ROY Ca I 181 HEFFNER , RICHARD 182 HELLER , THOMAS R_ 35, HERMAN 9 ELIZABETH 351 HOCH 9 ALICE (MS 80+66 183 HODGES 9 DAVID HODGES 9 HELEN R 66 HODGES , LINDA LEE 64 , 65 HODGES 9 ROBERT 65 HODGES , ROBERT R_ 64-66 HODGES , ROBERT T 66 HODGES , WILLIAM R 64 5 65 HOFFA , JAMES 329 HOFFA 9 JAMES RIDDLE 327 , 328 HOLCOIB , GRANT Bi 351 HOLT 9 DON Te 227 HOWARD , JOHN L 3 HUMPHREY , HUBERT 357 , 371 HUMPHREYS , KENNETH 185 IMER , FRANCIS 186 INSLEY , LOUDELL 32 JACQUES NORMAN 20 , 21 JAYNE 9 DAVID Ean Pa 34 JEANFREAU 5 EDMOND G 187 , 247 JENSEN 9 AASE G 100 JOHNSON , ALICE J_ 354 T 8 - 110 , ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== 8 LA 56-156 jos/ren INDEX Page JOHNSON, RAFER Aa L 48 54 , 75 JOHNSON , ROBERT W _ 189 JONES 9 LOIS A Ir 354 KAPENS TEIN 9 IRA Led Ln 190 KARALUS , ALICE 4 191, 204 , 279 KEARNS , JANE 67 KENNEDY 9 BOBBY 26 329 KENNEDY , BRUCE H 351 KENNEDY 9 EDWARD 369 KENNEDY , EDWARD M_ 18 KENNEDY , ETHEL (MRS 177 KENNEDY , JOHN F 179 KENNEDY , ROBERT T 6 9 20 26 9 33, 34 , 40 9 4 5 9 55_ 9 59 9 59a 63 91 93 94 9 106_ 108 9 1i6 9 '141 9 1633 9 164_ 5 171 9 172 9 190_ 9 192_ 9 199 9 204 212 9 224 226 229, 237. 5 250 , 251 9 252, 254 9 255, 264 281 9 284- 9 289 9 297 9 316= 329, 334 , 344, 347 , 9 358, 362, 363 KENNEDY , ROBERT F F En 4,, 8 , 9 9 16 18 23_ 5 30-32 '34-38 _ 43_ 9 '48, 52, 60 F 62 5 67 9 68, 71, 72, 74, 75, 78, 86-88 96 9 99, 102-164, 120-122 125-127, 130 , 134-137 9 140 , h 2 198_ 356_ 41, 81 , 83, 84 , 923107 ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== LA 56-156 joS/rem INDEX Page 145, 147_ 9 148= 9 150 9 152, 153, 1 158_ 2 162 9 165 9 158 9 175, 186, 189, 181 9 183, 9 187 189 298, 193, 202, 204 9 9 207, 209_ 210 213, 215, 217 9 218-221 225_ 5 226 22872234,+237,"238, 9 245_ 9 247 _ 256 2 '2867 258 261-263_ 9 9 270, 273, 9 287 9 288 9 290. 2963 9 303, 305-3085 311, 314_ 315,-318, 327, 328 330-334_ 336_ 9 339,3364 350_ 9 351_ 9 359 , KENNEDY TED 347 KENNY 9 JOHN V _ 68 9 71 KHAN 9 KIBLAH 56 KING 9 HENRY R 353 KING 9 MARTIN LUTHER 325 KIRCH 9 RICHARD D 192 KLACZYK _ 9 CLARA T 193 KLACZYK 9 VINCENT 5 193, 194 KLACZYK , VINCENT (CLARA T. MRS KNAPEK 9 DELORES 199_ 9 252, 284 KNITTLE , GERALD KIOWLES 9 JAMES H 196 KNUTSON 9 AUSTIN LS 197 KOSNER , EDWARD 1 143, 283_ 194 198 ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== 10 IA 56-156 JoS /rem INDEX Page LA CHAPELLE 9 WAYNE L B L 200 9 211 LA CHAPELLE 9 WAYNE (MS 201, 211 LA HIVE, ESTELYN (MS ) 72 LA HIVE , ESTELYN DUFFY (MRS 332 LA HIVE , JOSEPH A 74,, 75, 333 LAMB , HILLIARY 54 LAMONT 9 LANS LNG 41 LEACH , STELLA MRS 331-3323, 344 LEACH , STELLA R (MRS LEFF 9 ERNIE 202 LEFF 9 IRWIN ERNIE) 202 LETB, ADRIENNE 5 113 LETB , ADRIENNE R_ F 23 LEMBKE , DARYL 28, 349 LEWIS JOHN R La 9 LICKEI 9 LOREN 267 LICKEI 9 LOREN EDWARD 203 LIGFT GENE I L U G5 G Lt 144 9 LITTLE 9 RICHARD JOSEPH 78_ 79 LOCKSHISS 9 ANN Ce 19i 9 204 , 279 LONG 9 MABEL MRS 205 LOWRIE 9 JANET 64 LUCAS , EDITH (MRS 206 LUCEY 9 PATRICK J 207 j ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== 11 LA 56-156 JoS /djm INDEX Page MADDEN 9 WILLIAM T III M 208 MADDOX 9 ALLEYNE (MRS ) 179, 209 MA IN JEAN- 4 _ L Mn 32 MANITZAS 3 FRANK - 44 MANKTEWICZ , FRANK 54 MANSFIELD, HAROLD- 200, 201, 211 MANSFIELD , HAROLD (MRS ) 212 MARCELLA 9 TONY 74 MAROONEY , JAMS J MARQUAND , JOHN B 43 MARSH 9 A R 213 MARTIN BARON H 30 MA THEWSON HAROLD- 214 MATHIES 9 PAUL- 215 MARTIN JOHN B 81 32 MC ALISTER 9 JOHN 216 MC CALEB 3 MTKE- C T 150, 217 MC CARTHY_ 3 EUGENE- L 143, 311 MC CLELLAN, RONALD- 136 MC CIELLAN, RONALD (MRS 436, 137 MC DONALD, HUGH- MC DONALD, HUGH J 331-334 MC GANN M_ J I 368 MC GANN TERRY M_ 219 MC GANN ROY Ta 213 MC GRA JACK- 84 MC GRATH , JACK VJ 83 VC GUIRE JAMES FUGENE Ln 220 MC HUCH , JAMES V (DR_ 162 , 221 MC KAY 9 PATRICK- 341 MC KENNA HARRY - T 68 69 MC KENZTE JOSEPH C 222 MC LAUGHLIN PATRICK TIFFANY- 84 85 MC' LELLAN , RONALD - 223 MC IELLAN, RONALD (MRS 223 MC MILLEN_ 3 JOHN 3 224 MC KIMO- T 225 L k 7 TH , VAY, ================================================== Page 42 ================================================== 12 LA 56-156 JoS/djm INDEX Pege MC WHINNEY 9 JAMES C T 326 MEW DOUGLAS KIN T C_ 352 MICELOTTA NEIL- T 228 MILLER 9 EMMA Lc 230 MILLER 9 MALCOLM - 229_ 266 MILLER 9 RALPH - 230 MONTGOMERY , LOIS E 354 MOON , MIKE 7 CA 356 MOORE 9 GLENNA 354 MOORE LOU-= L tt 231 MORGAN , BILL- 227 MORGAN 9 DAIE- L 232 MORGAN 9 DALE (NORMA ) (MRS 232, 233 MORRIS S TEPHEN - 234 MOSC ANE GEORGE R 219 MOSKOWITZ 9 EDWARD (NMI) 235, 236 MUMO TONY 74 MUNEDSEN FRED-- 227 MURPHY , KATHER INE 237 MURPHY _ KATIE- La 7 , 33, MUR PHY ROSEMARY _ 134, '2355 MYERS PHYLLIS 318 NELSON , STEVE T 50 NIELSEN , MIKE--- 367 MILSSON 9 BRIAN W 239, 241 NILSSON_ N_ G (MRS 240 NILSSON, NILS G T 239, 240, 243, 245 NIXON RICHARD--- 357 , 371 NORMAN , RON - 83 NORMAN 3 RONALD ALLEN_ 36 0 'BRIEN LARRY - Le T 190 5 0 ' BRIEN LAWRENCE - ~ 82 > 242 , ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== 13 LA 56-156 JoS/djm INDEX Page ORFAIEA 5 RICHARD- Br4 84 OUGHTON 9 CAROL- L 51 OWEN 9 FRANK S 246 PAIIET, LEWIS A 247 PARSONS 9 RUSSELL E Cr 3 PARTIN , EDWARD GRADY 329 PENROD ALLEN F ~ # 250 FEPPER HARVEY - Ct 86 88 PETERS LARRY Le 322 PETT, SAUL- 251 PILGER , JOHN - I E 52 PLANAVSKY_ EVELYN- ~4 199, 252 , 284 PLEVIN_ STEVEN MICHAEL- I n Fe I U 91 PLIMPTON 5 GEORGE- Cc 48_ 54 PLISSNER_ MARTY 53 POS TON CHARLES (MRS 245 POSTON 3 CHARLES R 243 = 5 244 POSTON KALALL-- 5 243 QUILL, ED- Mn 304 RAFFERTY _ 9 MAX (DR ) 125, 126, 157 RATCLIFFE 9 MARIE- 254 RATCLIFFE , MARTE E 253 RATC LIFFE ROBERT V 253, 254 RAWLINGS _ DEKKER- 64 RAWLINGS SHARON_ 64 RAW LINSON > MARION (MRS 344 RAWLINSON ROBERT L. (MRS 337, 338 REDB IRD 9 HAROID- 343 REGAN , AMELIA (MRS ) 1 256, 301 L m 1891 ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== 14 LA 55-156 JOS/ajm INDEX Page REGULY JOHN- 7 F Rn F 54 ROBERTS FRANK (MRS 257 ROB INSON_ MARLYN- F Pn 259 ROBINSON 9 W , H Ta 259 ROCHE 5 DAVID - Ta 85 ROGERS 3 JULLIAN D 354 ROLAND; JOSEPH M ROMAN , MIKE - ~ t 256 ROSS 3 MAUREEN J _ 261 ROY , WILLIAM R 255 RYAN , KATHIEEN - CC 262 SALINGER , LUCY - T 25b SALINGER J PIERRE E 32 SAWICKI, J J _ J~_ 263 SCANLON JOSEPH- 13 , 264 SCHAAP 5 PAUL- Ca 363 SCHAEFFER , THELMA T 124,, 265 SCHAPIRO , STEVE-- - 331, 333, 334 SCHAUER , RICHARD B 3 SCHERR JOSEPH- Iia 266 SCHRADE 9 PAUL-_- 75 SCHRODER , HUGHES- L 268 SCHUTTE _ 3 VALERIE R 91 SCHWARTZ 9 ABBA P 31 SCHWARTZ , ARTHUR -= I7 269 SCHWARTZ , JAY- R 270 SCHWARTZ 3 RICHARD- C 271 SCOFIELD JAMES L L 304 SCOTT, MILION - L L 272 SEAGRAVES , CLARK- U e 273 SELIGMANN 9 HERBERT - 266 274 , 303 SHERIDAN WAITER-- T 6, 33, 237 SHERIDAN WALIER J 55 SHERK , RONALD E 7- 236 n 3 ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== 15 56-156 JOS /djr INDEX Page SHERMAN 3 ANTHONY (JR )-- 357 SIITRED , CARTER -~ T 354 SHORT , ALAN- L 277 SIC ILIANO , MARY - L 110, 177 SIC ILIANO 0 MARY RITA 278 S IMONITIS FRANCES _ La 191, 204 279 SIRHAN 3 ADEL- S7 _ 89, 346, 356 SIRHAN 9 NUNIR--- I 346 SIRHAN 9 SAIDALLAH-- 87 , 89, 345 S IRHAN SAIDALLAH B 357 S IRHAN 9 SHARIF- Lo 87 , 346, 371 S IRHAN , SHARIF B I Otc 357, 371 SIRHAN J SHARIF BISHARA 357 , 371 STRHAN 5 SIRHAN - 13 30, 31, 37, 38) 46, 50-52, 53, 57 , 59_ 67 , 71-74 76 77 _ 83 84_ 92 99 108_ 110, 111, 116, 120, 121, 124, 131, 132 , 1483 161, 165, 166, 185, 198-201, 203 , 211 230-233, 237 246, 250, 255, 278, 280_ 289, 300, 315, 320, 322 , 324,, 325, 334_ 335, 337 344 352, 356, 359, 360, S IRHAN , SIRHAN B Pt K 3, 4 , 7-9, 13, 16 25, 32 , 33, 43, 48 55, 63 , 65, 69, 96, 101, 104 , 106, 107 , 37 , 39, 89, 40, 42 , 3333 368` ================================================== Page 46 ================================================== 16 LA 56-156 JoS /djm INDEX Page 113, 115, 118, 123, 129, 130, 146, 147_ 149, 152-155, 159, 160, 163, 167 , 169, 172 , 176, 182 1872 190, 193 , 194 197 _ 9 202 203 205-207 , 209_ 210, 214-216 _ 213 220, 222-224] 226- 229, 234 , 258_ 5 259, 263= 265, 267-269, 271, 292_ 5 293 295, 297-299, 303_ 304 , 306, 307 _ > 311, 3122 ) 3142 3183 339-341 S IRHAN , SIRHAN BISHARA - E i T 356, 385378, 87-90, 125, 126, 136, 137 , 143, 157, 181, 189, 261, 262 277 , 281, 305, 319, 330, 331, 336_ 5 346, 361 SMART 9 RICHARD JOHN- 354` SMIH 9 DE DE-- Mtc U S 25b SMITH 9 DELORES (MRS 340 SMITH 5 IESTER--- I 166, 280 SMITH, STEPHEN _ 290, SMITH STEVE--- 11 SNELL, FRANK L 281 SONOSKY , J ICT 283 SORENSEN_ 9 F A , 232 SOUTHHALL, IVAN _ 263 SPISZMAN 9 BERT - 92 STALPER > FRANS L 25a 9 25b STERLITZ, IEENRTETTA Tt 252 , 284 STEMART , PATRIC IA ANN (MRS ) 293 p 249, 304 ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== 17 LA 56-156 JOS /jm INDEX Page STEWART 9 RICHARD H_ 236 STLMSON ) RUTH H. 237 STOKTC 9 DJURO - 369, 370 STRAND DIETER-= L 4 57 STUDENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE 26 28, 29 SULTAN EDWARD (JR _ ) - 283 SUMERS PAUL STEVEN 4 354 SWANSON ROBERT A 289 SYKES ALICE N 290 TALISMAN ANY Ls 355 TAYLOR , SAUNDRA 4 93 TEGUNS ALAN- 2 TERNQUIST ARNOLD (MRS 2 92 THOMAS JOHN D THOMAS WILLIAM G THOMPSON 9 G R_ 1 36 THOMSON EDWARD A 1 THORNTON FLOYD E_ 235 2 TODARO , DEAN T TODARO 9 DEAN S 297 TRACY 9 H 0 293 TREE MARTETTA (MRS ) 139 TRENKEL, RUDOLPH (MRS ) 289 TUCK, DICK-_~ TUCKER , B= T_ 300 ULLMAN B _ E. 7~ 58 UMHOFER _ MARY E 355 UNRUH 9 JESSIE C 185 VALLERO_ ERNEST_ 359 VANCE , KATTHER INE (MRS 256, 301 ================================================== Page 48 ================================================== 18 LA 56-156 JOS /ajm INDEX Fage VANDERVERT , VINCENT L 302 VENETIAN ROOM-- L 35, 125, 126, 157 , 305 VINE S IDNEY- D a 266, 303 VON HE INTSCHEL, SCHWANHILD 32 VREELAND , E P (MRS A 304 WAGNER DAVID- T WAHL, DONALD L. 305 3 WALDEN ALAN- T7 59 WALDMAN 9 BEN (MRS 307 WALKER , HERBERT V 3 WAIKER 9 JAKE- L Mn 4 WALSTON 3 THERESA- L 9 55, 237 WALSTON 9 THERESA K 33 WA TSON 9 GEORGE L. (MRS 308 WEIS MERVYN- L 309 WEISE, WILLIAM- 34 WELCH , CAROL- 32 WELLER 9 EMMA (MRS 332 , 334, 335 WEST , RALPH - T 324 WHITE FNU ) - 5 114 WHITE 9 ANNA L. (MRS 310 WHITE CAMILLE A 361 WIEBOLD , NANCY A 153, 311 WIEGERS MARY ANN - 59a WILL, CHARLES A 312 WILLIAMS 9 HOWARD- 297 WILLIAMS HOWARD (MRS 297 WILLS_ W A 313 WILSON, JIM- 44 46 WILSON, JOHN M WILSON 9 KIRK - I 315 WINN J R_ F 316 1 L 314 ================================================== Page 49 ================================================== 19 LA 56-156 JoS /4jm INDEX Page WITHER 9 KRISTI- L 40 WOLLENBERGER , EDA (MRS 258, 317 YERETSKY , NORMAN (SYLVIA ) (MRS , ) C5S~ 4 318 ZUMAS_ 9 NICHOLAS H ~Ee " 54 362

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