</s>FD-302 (Rev. 1-25-60) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA Date 6/12/68 1 JUNE ISACKSON, Headquarters, 5615 Wilshire Boulevard, Kennedy Campaign Headquarters, 5015 Wilshire Boulevard, advised that due to the large number of individuals who worked at the Kennedy Campaign Headquarters. She is unable to specifically recall any of the individuals assigned to conduct telephone soliciting. She stated that in this regard, possibly MARY GILLESPIE, who resides at 1643 North Dallas, possibly the individuals who worked as telephone collectors consuming the individuals the telephone soliciter as GILLIESPIE supervised the telephone soliciting program. ISACKSON advised that individuals who work at the Kennedy Campaign Headquarters came from two categories, one category being volunteer workers and the other being paid workers furnished by two Los Angeles employment firms, one identified being volunteer Workers as the Peakland Company, 507 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, Los Angeles. Incorporated, 3735 Wilshire Blevard. ISACKSACKSON advises that a recalled a volunteer worker by the name of KAIBAIR KHAN, also known as "Goody", and advised he was responsible for bringing in some 15 to 20 volunteer workers prior to election day. She started that all of these workers were individuals of Middle Eastern mannerly persons were involved in the election day, she said that which appeared to be a willing worker but who did things which appeared her to be strange. She explained that Goody insisted that all of the volunteer workers he brought in the area where she was in charge. She believed that was he addressed Goody listed as his. Goody also relates conflicting stories concerning his ancestry, first indicating that he was of Turkish descent and then stating that was that he has also claimed to be an 8,000 friend of the KENNEDY family and He also claimed that he was a good friend of his general statements indicating that he knew Senator Kennedy was going to win the election, but, for several unexplained reasons, ISACKSOFT felt that Goody was not sincere and that he Was a phony. 6/7/68 Los Angeles, California 0% of Los Angeles 56-156 SA JAMES M. KELLOGG and -658 - File Los Angeles 56/168 SA WAYNE L. BOURQUE/JMK/ASI Date dictated 6/11/68 by This document contains additional recommendations nor conclusions of the F. It is the FSI, it is the property of the FBI and is as I announced to your agency; it is its contents are not to be distributed outside /our agency.

Summary  
The documents detail FBI records and investigations related to the 1968 presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles, focusing on volunteer recruitment, paid laborers, and individuals associated with the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club. June Jackson, Volunteer Coordinator at Kennedy Campaign Headquarters (5015 Wilshire Blvd.), provided information about volunteers including Mary Gillespie and Kaibair Khan ("Goody"), described as a questionable figure with conflicting background accounts. Paid workers were sourced from employment firms like the Peakland Company. The documents include physical descriptions of individuals observed at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 4, 1968, such as a man described as 5'3" to 5'1", Spanish-looking, weighing 130 pounds, who fired Mini Magnum shells using a small blue gun. Everett Buckner, former Range Officer at the gun club, mentioned his dismissal in 1968 and interactions with FBI agents. Roland Williams and his wife provided a physical description of an individual seen at the gun club. Sirihan Bishara Sirian was reportedly present at the gun club and later alleged to be a member of the Rosicrucian Order.  

The FBI also investigated SIRIAN’s attendance at AMORC meetings in Pasadena, California, around May–June 1968. Mrs. Frances Holland, Southern California Grand Counselor of AMORC, reported SIRIAN as a member with number 3-413-1977 who attended the Pasadena Chapter meeting on June 4, 1968. However, subsequent interviews with chapter officials, including Sherman Livingston (Pasadena Chapter supervisor) and Theodore Stevens (Master of the Akhration Chapter), indicated discrepancies in SIRIAN’s attendance dates. Livingston confirmed attending a meeting on May 28, 1968, while Stevens noted SIRIAN attended only one meeting that day. Multiple witnesses described SIRIAN as a guest at the May 28 meeting but stated he was not a member. The FBI sought to verify his membership status and presence during events, noting AMORC required valid membership cards for attendance. No direct link between SIRIAN and RFK’s assassination is established in these records, though media coverage of the event following June 5, 1968, is referenced.  

Key People  
- **June Jackson**: Volunteer Coordinator at Kennedy Campaign Headquarters (5015 Wilshire Blvd.)  
- **Kaibair Khan ("Goody")**: Volunteer with conflicting background accounts  
- **Mary Gillespie**: Volunteer associated with the campaign  
- **Everett Buckner**: Former Range Officer at San Gabriel Valley Gun Club, dismissed in 1968  
- **Roland Williams and his wife Claudia**: Provided physical description of an individual observed at the gun club  
- **Sirihan Bishara Sirian**: Alleged presence at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club and AMORC meetings; later identified as SIRHAN B. SIRIAN  
- **Mrs. Frances Holland**: Southern California Grand Counselor of AMORC, reported SIRIAN’s membership  
- **Sherman Livingston**: Supervisor of the Pasadena Chapter; confirmed attending a meeting with SIRIAN on May 28, 1968  
- **Theodore Stevens**: Master of the Akhration Chapter; noted SIRIAN attended only one meeting on May 28, 1968  
- **Eleanor Andrew**: Treasurer of the Akhration Chapter; described SIRIAN as a guest at the May 28 meeting  
- **Virginia Jacka**: Chapter musician; identified SIRIAN via photographs and stated he was not a member  
- **Mrs. Delores Mabel Abang, Miss Delores Marte (DEB) Abang, Miss Luana Acob**: Witnesses to the May 28 AMORC meeting who confirmed SIRHAN’s presence but could not link him to RFK’s assassination  
- **Ted Stevens**: Lodge master who conducted an experiment involving objects placed on participants during the ritual  
- **Sherman Livingston**: AMORC Grand Inspector; inquired about SIRHAN’s whereabouts after the May 28 meeting  

Key Locations  
- **Kennedy Campaign Headquarters, 5015 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles**  
- **San Gabriel Valley Gun Club, Duarte, California**  
- **Peakland Company (employment firm in Los Angeles)**  
- **Briar Patch Bar (location where directions were obtained)**  
- **Pasadena, California**: Sites of AMORC chapter meetings (Akhration Chapter, Pasadena Chapter)  
- **San Jose, California**: Headquarters of AMORC  
- **2031 East Villa, Pasadena, California**: Meeting location for the Akhaton Chapter of AMORC  
- **Rosicrucian Park, San Jose, California**: Address listed as the main office of the AMORC  

Key Events  
- **June 4, 1968**: Target shooting at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club; Sirihan Bishara Sirian reportedly present; physical description of an individual observed firing Mini Magnum shells  
- **Everett Buckner’s dismissal from his job as Range Officer**  
- **May 28, 1968**: Meeting of the Akhration Chapter where SIRIAN was reportedly present as a guest; included a ritual experiment conducted by lodge master Ted Stevens  
- **June 5, 1968**: Assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy; referenced in media coverage linked to SIRIAN’s identification  
- **Discrepancies in SIRIAN’s attendance at AMORC meetings**: Initial reports of his presence on June 4, 1968, later disputed by chapter officials  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted interviews and documentation of AMORC members and attendees  
- **Kennedy for President Committee**: Managed volunteer recruitment and paid laborers in Los Angeles  
- **Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis (AMORC/Rosicrucian Order)**: Investigated for potential ties to SIRIAN; required membership cards for event attendance  
- **Rosicrucian Order**: Alternative name for AMORC, referenced in documents

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