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Summary  
The documents detail Sirhan B. Sirhan’s involvement in a Workmen’s Compensation case against Alfillish Construction Company, including surveillance activities from January 25–26, 1968, tracking his movements in Pasadena, California, such as visits to a health food store and verification of employment status. Argonaut Insurance coordinated with legal representatives (McLaughlin, Evans, Dalbey & Cumming) to assess claims and prepare for hearings before the Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board. A surveillance report noted Sirhan’s irregular work hours and potential connection to the health food store. Later documents reference a claim involving Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968, with mentions of an investigation into threats against him. The case involves legal proceedings, medical evaluations, and surveillance activities linked to Sirhan’s alleged involvement in the assassination.  

Medical records from September 25, 1966, describe injuries sustained by Sirhan during a horseback riding accident, including a laceration to the left upper eyelid, facial abrasions, chin, and hand injuries. Evaluations by Drs. Leonard J. Yamshon, Maurice W. Nugent, Forrest L. Johnson, and others concluded no fractures or neurological issues, though symptoms such as low back pain and eye discomfort were noted. Insurance claims and legal proceedings involving Argonaut Insurance Company and McLaughlin, Evans, Dalbey & Cumming are referenced, including requests for medical reports and disability assessments. Conflicting medical opinions led to cancellation of scheduled examinations.  

Legal documents reference ongoing disability claims, billing information, and correspondence regarding treatment costs. A continuance of a trial was noted due to pending medical evidence. Surveillance activities in 1968 and the Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board hearing on February 7, 1968, are also documented.  

Key People  
- Sirhan B. Sirhan (claimant/injured individual)  
- Earl H. Laffoon (investigator)  
- Barry Evans (legal representative)  
- J.D. Stiner (claims examiner)  
- Robert F. Kennedy (assassination victim)  
- Dr. Leonard J. Yamshon, M.D. (disability evaluator)  
- Dr. Maurice W. Nugent, M.D. (ophthalmologist)  
- Dr. Forrest L. Johnson, M.D. (neurologist)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, California (medical offices, insurance company)  
- Pasadena, California (health food store)  
- 443 Shatto Place (Argonaut Insurance office)  
- California State Building (Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board)  
- Good Samaritan Hospital (radiological and medical evaluations)  
- Corona, California (location of the 1966 injury incident)  

Key Events  
- Surveillance of Sirhan B. Sirhan (January 25–26, 1968)  
- Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board hearing (February 7, 1968)  
- Sirhan’s fall from a horse on September 25, 1966, resulting in facial and ocular injuries  
- Medical evaluations concluding no fractures or neurological issues  
- Investigation into threats against Robert F. Kennedy (June 5, 1968)  
- Legal proceedings and claim evaluations for Sirhan’s injury case  
- Requests for orthopedic evaluation and cancellation of scheduled examinations due to conflicting medical opinions  

Key Organizations  
- Argonaut Insurance Company  
- McLaughlin, Evans, Dalbey & Cumming (legal firm)  
- Workmen’s Compensation Appeals Board (California)  
- Good Samaritan Hospital (radiological and medical services)  
- Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Industrial Accidents (workmen’s compensation appeals board)

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166-12c-1_serial_1_section_3_56-la-156_la_report_6.9.68-part_3_of_6.pdf

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