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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== 743 (aEv4138o) I Deuartmtent of Justice (HHATERIAL MUST Not DE RCMOVED Rrov Or ADdeD 19 Thic MLD N;- 2 ~xiGGAi Kton"'0 ' 7 Senen VECLASSIFICATIOH FEDERAL BUREAU po Not DESTROY FESTORICML VALUE of MATIONAL ARCHIVES INVESTIGATION 2 Berau Fle Muka 4 1 FD Heulte eleto? 1 ~ 2 ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== FBI SANDIEGO FBI Los AN €. 8:00 Am URGENT 6-5-68 FMK 1056Am URGENT 6/5/68 ELR TO ALL SAC5 FROM DIRECTOR 1P ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION 0F SENATOR ROBERT F, KENINEDY , Los ANGELES, CALIFQ RNIA, JUNE FIVE, SIXTYEIGHT: AN ASSAILANT, AS YET UNIDENTIFIED BUT WHO IS IN CUSTODY 0F LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT> ATTEMPTED THE ASSASSINATION 0F SENATOR ROBERT F , KENNEDY AT TWEL VE FIFTEEN A,Mo, TODAY, IN THE BALLROOM 0F THE AMBASSADOR HO TEL, LOs ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. 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IF YOU RECEIVE ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS MATTER' THE BUREAU AND LOS ANGELES SHOULD BE EXPEDITIQUSLY ADVISED AND ALL NECESSARY INVESTIGATION IMMEDIATELY INITIATEDo NO COMMENT SHOULD BE MADE To THE PRESS WITH RESPECT TO THE QUESTION 0F FBI JURISDICTION 4 374 EXCEFT THAT THE FBI Is RENDERING ASSISTANCE As INDYAruzd ABQWWEx SERIALIZED_ TOLEd END JUN 5 1968 HOLD FOR ANOTHER ALL SAC FBI - ~ BAN DIECO ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== FD-3402 (Rev. 6-12-63) (Title)_ )-Kzal:: (File No) 44-35 Ludsa ahslas_Eza Eozllkak athsEzzeeni 7 Qud_iiatLsnbyt Za_seesDaubELyr 2(es_eEulak ELI L4 2_ZIglar 02 (bzz232-ed 2ulZ #lce_Aeoutbzzy Zz4Zh_ Diapoeition; 39 3" 'Trtm. :ANbiing A4lizobaet_ Ex 4962 Qlur Xsmx ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== FD-340 (REV, 0.24-0D) Flle No 44_IK-va Date Recelved 63:L8 From WLs fRANers HLa) (NAME Of CONTRIBUTOR) EL Aopald A_ (ADDREDB Op CONTriButOR) CSCoJ)l (City AND BTATE By ZE4ten (NAME Op SPICIAL AGENT) To Be Returned Yes Receipt eiven Yes EX No Descrpton (doic Let " uhfT Alc 46 Te Rosicrveian;R ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== Sp 44-394-I ! ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== WHO AND WHAT ARE The Rosictucians FACTS At YOUR FINGER TIPS ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== THIS IS REFERENCE WORK Introduction for Editors, Authors, Publishers IHE hieroglyphic. inscriptions on the temples of Egypt though in existence For centures, Te - and Regearch Workers mained a mystery to modern man until the discovery and deciphering of the Rosetta Stone;:' which became a to their meaning: The Rosicrucian Order; though in active existence for centuries, is also not known to some personss institutions Or organiza- tions as it should be, because of the lack, heretofore; oF 8 concise work referring to its objects practices and history. A number oF recogized_ literary ref: erence sources; such as the encyclopedias; refer to the orgasiztionis' but are not always available and it is {or reason' that this brochure is pre- pared. It Is hoped that it will also be a to the solution of mysteries which, it may seem to Issued by Permission some; sucround the world-wide activities of the of the Rosicrucian Order: Department of Publications This_brochure has been published with a realiza- tion of the need of editors; publishers authors, Supreme Grand Lodge and research workers for brief; relevant Facts per- AMO.RC teining_to the subject of The Rosicrucians. There- fore _ all unessential information has been deleted and elaboration has been left to the larger bound works on the subject; For further oxerienad this brochure hes been divided into two parts the Copyright, February, 1938 classifcations indicated below: By Supreme Grand Lodge of A. M,O.RC, Inc PART I: What Are the Rosicrucians?_ What Rosicrucians Are Not A 8 History of the Rosicrucians Current Rosicrucian Activities 12 World-Wide Affairs L PART II: The Institution Behind the Organization 13 Tthe Robicrucian Pae88, Ltd, BaN Jobe, California The ROSICRUCIANS AMORC PrinTED im u,8.A. Rogicrucian Park, San Jose; Calif: 95114,U.SA. 6-21 965 [3] key they key Page Page Page Page Page Page ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== PART ONE What Does AM:O.R.C. Mean ? The initials; A M 0 R C, are an abbreviation What Are the Rosicrucians? of the words; "Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis;' which is the complete name of the Order throughout the world. In Latin, the full title of the Order was originally: Antiquus Arcanus Ordo Rosae Rubeae et Aureae Crucis: In various lands at vari- ous times the Order has been know by slightly Nature of the Organization different abbreviations of the original Latin title: The Rosicrucian Order broadly, a world-wide In moder times the initials AMORC , usually freternal organization, lestailishea and operating on Follow the popular phrase; "the Rosicrucian Order; phyocai 8 System: It expounds a System of meta- to designate authenticity- and Raesicaaahdies hzhenidiidua avhere: the dormant, faculties oF the individual where- by he may utilize to a better advantage his natural Is It a Religion ? talents and lead a happier and more useful life: It The Rosicrucian Order is absolutely NOT a accomplishes,this end by a method of personal in- religion: It is nonsectarian in every respect; As its struction and The member is taught the membership is world-wide; it of course includes signifcance application of the Cosmic and nat- persons of every creed and - denomination, a5 does ural laws which are found manifest in the universe around him and in himselE: It unites, into one any other world-wide fraterity of & cultural nature: livable idealism and such Many leading clergymen oF Protestant denomina- sciences as Serpbyyiccal biology, tion, rabbis, and priests are members; but the Order physiology and It cheoisteeks, also by its itself;, in the and at present; is free of religious educationai campaign; to society of the enslav-' alliances. Although its ethics adhere t0 the principles influence of superstition: of Christianity, it must not be considered 8 religious The Order,, throughout the world, is divided into movement or & Christian sect: The teachings do not jurisdictions; in each of which there are established interfere with the religious Freedom of its members Grand with temples of instruction: The Supreme Temple for the international jurisdiction of The Americas; British Commonwealth , France; I8 It a Commercial Enterprise? Genmany; Switzerland, Sweden; and Africa /s iocated The Supreme Grand Lodge of AMORC (The in San jose, California: (For history, see page &,) Rosicrucian Order) is incorporated in the State of Califomia, and its subordinate bodies are incor- What Does the Name Mean? porated elsewhere as nonprofit corporations: No The word 'Rosicrucian" is the Anglicized fom funds of the Order inure to the personal benefit of oF the original Latin name of the Order_Rosae any officer Or member; There are no stockholders Crucis; which means &fdere the rosy CrosS: The name or shareholders, and all funds are held in trust for is derived from the S centuries-old symbol- purposes as defined by the Constitution &nd Statutes: the cross and 8 single red rose: Although the sym- The nonprofit status of the Rosicrucian Order is bol consists of 0 cross; it has no sectarian or strictly recognized by the United States Department of religious significance; but an allegorical meaning Internal Revenue and in similar departments in of its own: 'Rosicrucian" is pronounced: Ro' zi-kru' shan other nations: [4} [5] andyidance Pracbieaphicosopny, Psychologa past ing Lodges ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== What Does It Teach ? What Rosicrucians are NOT An individual listing of the subjects included in the membership curriculum would be too lengthy For the space provided here: In main, it includes The Rosicrucian Order (AMORC) IS independ- such topics &s the mysteries of time and space; the human `consciousness; the nature % matter;,perfect; ent: It never was and is not & part of r sponsored the physical body;_the effect of light, and by any other movement or organization It has sound upon mind and ] body; the ancient colonilond at times {cderatiom the centuries oF its existence entered phies; development o will; human emotions and in- into a of orders or Fraternities of like Stincts, and their relation to personality; important nature; but it has never submerged its individuality discoveries in Rosicrucian chemistry and physics; Or Forfeited its independent Regardless explanation of the phenomena of intuition; etc of the similarity that some persons exists The maintains its owneditorial and between the honorable Freemasonic Order and the research hreniratientn composed of men and women Rosicrucian Order (AMORC), there is in fact; no of its,membership wbo have skill and training in relationship between the two orders: specialized felds of science , and literature;, as well The Rosicrucian Order does not teach, endorse; as being well versed in Rosicrucian ,principles: The Or practice astrology, fortunetelling crystal gazing, instnuctions &re either,delivered orally in temples of or any past %r present superstitions; Or similar popu- the Order to the members; or sent privately to them lar pseudo-scientifc practices: in manuscript form: The subjects are accompanied The Order makes no demands upon its members by, experiments which the member must conduct in to conduct themselves in any manner that would order to remove the material From the realm oF cause public ridicule or condemnation;, The members theory and make it entirely practical and are not required to dress eat or act differently from by demonstration, to his personal life "ndgioplicacle any intendectinn and morally responsible man Or wom- iaduded tashe or improbable subject matter is not an in his or her ordinary affairs: in the teachings oF the Rosicrucians. resort to no practices or rites which in any sense are injurious to health; family relationships, or morals: No Political Afiliations: The Rosicrucian Order Who Become Members? (AMORC) is nonpolitical, and not aligned Or aSSo- ciatcd with any movement;,society, or group law-abiding citizen of either sex and Over political , activities Political affliations are consid- twenty-one years of age, of repute and having ered to be the @erolotivacrveetiodi ducunenbey 2 fir conviction in a Supreme Being, is eligible and not 8 matter intervention Or counsel by For merbership in the Grand Lodge of the Rosi- the Order. cucian Order regardless of creed or financial status: The following, however, is ascertained_From each Thus, the Organization includes in its membership member who desires alfiliation with the Rosicrucian a croSS section of all clesses of people: Its mem- Order: Are you doing_your,best to be 8 and bership includes manual laborers seeking to better useful citizen and to obey the laws of the country themselves,and also prominent businessmen; direc- in which you live?" the Rosicrucian Oath of tors of industries, physicians, attorneys; scientists, Membeashi?_ has for many years exacted the prom- artists editors, educators , and authors; who find the ise_'that will honor and respect the of my teachings stimulating and very livable; country and the country in which I live; that I will Those desiring membership_ may write to the never be guilty of treason; that I will be a good Rosicrucian Order ' at its Grand Lodge in San Jose; and useful' citizen contributing to the advancement Califomia, requesting free literature which 'tully ex- and welFare of the country in which [ enjoy the plains membership and its benefits: privilege of being a resident: [6 ] [7 ] ing Tenctioninbbelieve They May having Any good good Also, flag ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== History of the Rosicrucians Current Rosicrucian Activities Traditional History Traditionally, the Rosicrucian Order traces its origin to the schools or secret schools oF learning established the of Thutmose Rose-Croix Universily m; about 1500 B C, in Egypt: he de- The Rosicrucian Order maintains, as part of its voted himsel} seriously to_ an investigation of "the cultural program,_what is know as the Rose-Croix Tuenose ~in other words; natural phenomena _ University: The University is located in Rosicrucian MII still to the ancient religions of Park; San Jose, Califomia: The University is divided the period. His descendent,, Akhnaton, 1355 B.C, into three distinct colleges: The College of Fine and known as the heretic also became leader of the Mystic The College of_Mundane and Arcane mystery schools; but , being extrernely _ progressive, Science; And the College of Humanities he abolished the polytheistic religions of the time to The Rose-Croix University building contains well- advance in their stead the worlds first doctrine of equipped modern laboratories The faculty members monotheism; The Rosicrucians look upon Akhnaton have academic, degrees from world-recognized uni- aS their traditional frst Grand Master: versities in their chosen felds of teaching: Students From Egypt; the secret teachings of the brother- From all over the world attend the University s hood spread'into Greece,, and thence into Rome special semester; The University is strictly a non- During the Middle Ages were concealed under commercial venture various names due to circumstances of the times: (For picture of the Rose-Croix University build- see page 22.) Chronological Records Inlernational Board of Lectureship the Order is mentioned as far back as 1115 A in a book of the collection of A trained lecturer; with sound icotio Jeictore Brother Omnis Mariar in It rose to con- equipment and films and scientific devices to siderable,prominence during Cernengixteenos the Century strate the Orders teachings, personally_ visits coun - when, following the invention of the printing press, tries in which the organization is active In each a small pamphlet entitled The Fama Fraternitatis lectures and demonstrations are given, not only was issued and given wide circulation. The author- to the membership of the Order; but to the general ship of the Fama has often been erroneously at- public as well; without ' charge: The lecturer is a tributed to Johann Valentin Andrea (1586-1654) _ art of the International Board oF Lectureship of The were part oF a for the the Rosicrucian Order: Scaophles the Order; The Order ermBrit" came to America in 1694, locating in what is now Fair- Support of Public Libraries mount Park, Philadelphia Public libraries in the Americas and many li- For a detailed history of the Order refer to the braries in Europe receive one Or more of the large fourteenth edition of the Encyclopaedia'Britannica; bound, Rosicrucian , philosophical works gratis. As New Standard Encyclopedia; and Rosicrucian oQuee readers' demands increase: additional are tions and Answers with Complete the sent without cost to the library: A number of the Order , by Dr: H Spencer Lewis, available public books have been translated into several languages, libraries: and Braille [8 } [9 } mysteryduring reigfhough clung king . they ing Chronoloricallybun city} copies Histiey ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== Rosicrucian Science Museum the Upper Nile: Its collection has been secured and Planetarium from leading museums of the world; Models of the Great Pyramid, KKior Tutankhamen's mummy case The Rosicrucian Science Museum, located in_the and other objects historical importance enchant Planetarium building in Rosicrucian Park, San Jose; the visitor; A prominent art gallery.in San Jose is California, and built at considerable cost;, includes maintained here: Outstanding exhibits are made a series oF exhibits to demonstrate fundamental laws available to the public of the physical sciences: It was one of.the first science Admission to the Museum is FREE to the museums of its kihd' in the westcrn United States; a5 well as to members of the Rosicrucian Bubeic Here instruments are arranged in order according It }s visited annually by 120,000 persons; including to the spectrum of energy, from the school and college groups: lower rates of vibration upward in scale of manifestation: The visitor presses a button; auto- (For picture oF Museum building; See page 18.) matically opiaitied equipment for illustrating the principle on a placard within the case: Statistics model of sound waves in slow motion; an elec- tronic picture of sound vibrations electric genera- The followving statistics are offered to give the tion , object suspended in space mechanical rotation reader some conception of the extent of activity of produced' by and the mystery of black light the Rosicrucian Order (AMORC): are only a few of the exhibits in this growing The AMORC mail is one of the largest on the institution: Pacific Coast-its_PoStage expenditure' amounting The Planeterium building also_ houses a modern to more than S245,000.00 annually. air-conditioned amphitheater called the "Theater More foreign money orders are received by of the portreying the greatest drama of all AMORC monthly than any other institution the ages:_ mysteries; present in the sky, between San Francisco ana Los Angeles: are,simply revealed For both young and old The Over 6,000,000 pieces of litereture are mailed to building includes & seismograph for recording earth- all parts o the world annually by AMORC quakes; a Cosmic coincidence counter, a urani- Sphere;, and otherc scientific instruments: AMORC maintains the only public free museums (For picture reaoy the Rosicrucian Science Museum in San Jose-the Science museum, and the only and Planetarium, see page 20.) Facific &oxstiaR and Oriental museum on the Coast: A modem art gallery is incuded Egyptian, Oriental Museum and At every Rosicrucian Convention nearly all states Art Gallery in the Union, the provinces oF Cenada, and several foreign countries are represented; The Rosicrucian Egyptian, Oriental Museum is IF all the 7,120000 sheets of letter-size stationery the largest museum devoted to Egyptian antiquities used by AMORC in one year_ were laid end to in western United States and is a member Of the American Association of Museums: It contains a end, Yock would form a of 'i28p0i5 From collection oF several thousand exhibits From all parts New City to Kansas City, or miles: of the Orient and from interesting centers of ancient The number of readers o magazines and news- civilizations: The exhibits consist of Egyptian mum- papers,in which AMORC advertisements appear mies of human beings animals, and birds; statuary, monthly is in the tens of millions or exceeds the jewelry, utensils clothing; and works of art of van- entire population of many countries: ished races: The Museum also contains the only The Reading Mail Department o AMORC reads Full-sized exact reproduction oF an ancient Egyptian 7,000,000 words monthly, Or the equivalent of rock tomb to be seen in America_such a tomb as 160 standard-sized volumes of 300 pages each, one sees in the sandstone cliffs on the west bank of of approximately 145 words to the page: 10 ] {[I1 } progreisinhe_ heat; SkxStronomicat path ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== World-Wide Affairs PART TWO Countrieg of the world in which The Institution Behind Rosicrucian lodgess chapters, and pronaoi are situated. the Organization Algeria Jamaica Argentina Lebanon Australia Lesser Antilles Austria Madagascar Belgium Mauritania Inlegrily Brazil Mexico The Rosicrucian Order (AMORC) is proud to British Guiana Morocco refer Ingaitec as to its administrative practices to the San California, Chamber of Commerce and Cameroun Netherlanda The Better Business Bureau of Santa Clara Valley. Canada Antilles The in its present form has been Ceylon New Zealand eabeshrtization in the United States and various other Chile Nicaragua nations for, several decades and enjoys an enviable Colombia Nigeria reputation in whatever community its lodges and Norway shagtearksr are located: It zealously guards its ancient Congo and customs which its administra - Cuba Panama tive conduct above reproach: Dahomey Peru Denmark Rhodesia, Foundation and Stability Southern Dominican Republic Scotland The ability o the Rosicrucian Order to make good Ecuador Senegal on its promises to provide members with certain Egxpt study material, and to perfom the various services El Salvador Sierra Leone and ' provide the facilities held out to them, is pOS England Singapore sible because of the institution behind the hehickonis South Afric? zation. It owns the real property upon its France Suriname buildings stand, and there are no outstanding obli- Germany gations either its real or its chattel Ghana Sweden Fationciaeginne the Rosicrucian Order is quite Pcapebe Guatemala Switzerland of meeting any obligation it assumes Haiti Tahiti The following Pictures will give the reader a Togo pictorial representation of the stability oF the Rosi- Holland crucian Order: Honduras Trinidad-Tobago India United States Israel Italy Uruguay Ivory Coast; Venezuela Republic of Wales [12 ] 13 ] keep ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== PARTIAL VIEW OF ADMINISTRATION crwii:: BUILDINGS CT 2 These buildings number cf the ofices and departments shoin in the latter part of this booklet: ROSICRUCIAN PARK H partial view QF Rosi- XT cricitn Park Jooking towerd the Science 5 Muscum and Planetari- UMA Benches in artistic settings @te eveilable [p 1l] who visit. j-e Va} house ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== FRANCIS BACON AUDITORIUM This attractive Moorish struclure conmemormes the labor of Sir Francis Bacon, iIly Rosicru- cian [mporator, in thc 5 inlerest 0f the Ordler . Here the Rosicruciun Conention sessions ate held. The eudliloritm seats m 1hl% hundreds and nes stuch [acilities a5 Reccption and Rest Rooms, Registzation Of- Fce, etc_ THE SFIRINE OF AKHNATON, PIARAOH OF ECYPT This attistic struclure erecled on the grounds ef Rosicrucian Park na5 5 no religious signilicance but commemuratos thc Initiation held by "p- proximately huncredl Rosicrcian men anc Iomen in Karnak Tem- plc, Egypi, in 193. ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== THE ROSICRUCIAN EGYPTIAN AND 0? ORIENTAL MUSEUM AND ART GILLERY This struciure is of Byzantine architeclure. 3 Unusual rclics are 0n L display, includin; cos of thc Roselza Stonc, and bust pF thc tinn Quccn Nelertiti. Herein olso {s iatgc molern art gallcry. THE SUPREME TEMPLE ROSICRUCIAN ORDER AMORC U 6 [n this lodge Icom ate ~ conducted thc impres- sive and symbolic ritu- alistic convocations of the Grand LodGe- (Not used [cr any reliricus purposcs.) repli - Egxp- 44343- ================================================== Page 16 ================================================== THE ROSICRUCIA:V SCIENCE MLISEUM AND PLANETARIUM Here the visitor has #he opporlunity (Q tcst [or himself the (unda- 77 mental laws of physi- 8 cal science through the L personal operation of working experiments. He also gains clear C0h) - ceplion ol the #onilers of the heavens through the astronomical dem- onstrations in the of the Sky.> MYHNHOMIHHT ROSICRUCIAN RESEARCH LIBRARY This handsomg cdifice o[ Eryptin design houics 2 thcusands of volumes Cn the scicnccs ond Arts, philosophy, mctaphysics, ond mysticism, #Theater ================================================== Page 17 ================================================== TPE WHX @ hl 9 1 2 9 0 Fl [ } F" H H 7 5 1 1 F* 5 7 THE PLAZA AND FOUNTAIN This vicw is taken to- ware the promenude of the Rose-Croix Univer- 9 sity building; it reveals the aitroctive plaza, &nd the [ountain; which a[ night Mny bc cently illuminatcd . Thc plaza ts the center Jor pleasant chots: magnif - ================================================== Page 18 ================================================== LECTURE AND DEMONNSTRATIOV HALL This is one of sevctal mod- ertl lecture and demonstra- tion kalls locefed in the Fose-Croix University build- The wide arms of the sents make it possible {or the students attending the closses to take noles oF bhe principal poinfs pf the pro- {cssor $ Iclutcs_ The amphi- theater arrangement of tke hall gires each stuilent an unobstructed view of the platform and demonstration tablc PHYSICS LABORATORY This is partial victv pi the Physics Lnbora - IDry in #he Rosc-Croix University building; Ex- 3 pcrimentation jn vibra- tions Qf sound, light Jnd colof; and other plcnomena of nalurc, are of tbc re- search conducted in this laboratory. ing: port ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== X7 THE OFFICE OF THE FIRST EMPERATOR It wvns From that Dr. H. Spenccr Lewis, 8 foundcr of thc second cycle of thc Rosicru- cian Order [or North ancl South Arnerica, di- rected its extcnsive uclivities. 64c+ VIEW OF SPCTION OF RECORDING DEPARTMENT 3 Many such essistants nr orcupied consiantly in mecring tha demants of the heavy daily correspondcnce. hncre ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== LATIN-MERICAN BUILDING This division of the 8 Rasicrucian Order con- +J prises largc staff trained [o setyl the Latin-American membership. SECTIONAL VIEW O1 MAILINC DEPARTMENT [[cre are opcrated nlI thc modern devices [or scaling; netering, stack- g 2 and counting mail. Thousa ol picces mcnthly are SCn to all parls o( lxc world, con- stituting onc af Ilc mais 01} th Pacilic Ccust inf, { na Jargest ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== TIIE IMPOSING EXTERIOR ENTRANCE TO THE SUPREME TEMPLE EDIFICE The massfve columns 5 and Kcncral appcarance of the creterior nte dle- signed ifter the preat temple of Dendcra of #ncicnt ERypt , (Used for Fraternal, not rcligious [unctions } PORTAL TO ROSICRUCIAN PARK 2 This pylon, Or Gete; is rcluccd rcprodtction L+ of the Quter gatc of the Temple-Fortress of Medlinct Habu on the wvest ank of the Nile opposile Thcbes- tilp ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== FD-340 (REV. 0.24.05) Flle No 44-14_8~ Date Recelved- 6-l-Lp From_ALS__ ElaJegs ~tLcAN (NAME Op Contributor) Ol Sl Aecdho_ )r (ADDREIB Op COnTributor) ESCOJAJAo (City AND #tatE) By JRIN (NAME Op SPECIAL AGENT) To Be Returned Yes Receipt even Yes 0 No Descrpton: Xerax Co |i5 Visros/ registe? 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Mary (Mother 9IBRAH BIBMRA 8TRHA X 8i AraD , born 171" SeLdallah B _ Munlr B Taruna )om' 5' 3"_ 1;'0 brovn ha Tr hrowtt LE"86p ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== Adel B_ Sharif B Mary (Mother 4 ;R: T '; 1 I'iX mn lo , r_ Saidellah B Munir B 71 ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== 2 Adel B_ Sharif B. Mary Mother BINMARA Btwi Amb , horn Saidallah 1 Munir B_ 'Nina ]am PraltI '1Ir , hrcWri ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== FD-a4o (REV, 0.24-65) Flle No 44-394- /A Date Rezelved From (NAMI Op CONTRIBUTOR) (AdDrIOb OF CONtribuToR) (CIty Mczu Ak Foz) By (NAME Op BPICiAL AGENT) To Be Rebred Yes Recelpt etved No Descrpboc Qhto %} Kuha-Zuka Yes F7tro ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== c6- 5 -68 | OS ANGFL ES 3~2 ' LYa 70 r' i ~;, bcr BK 495 139 Fi 1 € , ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== FD-340 (REV, 6.24-85) File NcS8 4y_314_5 Date Received_Z=1S_68 From_ U_ Rz-a9 (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR) (ADDRE8I OF CONTRIBUTOR) (City AND BTATE) By _ Qa (NAME OP BPECIAL AGENT) To Be Returned Yes Receipt given Yes No No Description: 2o ~l AX~AWMl_ AlAESL_ RaxxAin Kx x& LA*ex 6~ DRJ_ Als (h ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== A ~SEFN, KEN NEDY 0 F Le5ie"AvE CAR} HARHtro 6A VAY" PASA {KTol HE RRGB 16 A 2z6 Je KenNees To Def R' FREE %F The Tie S Nq FVA Rd IMEN NE wAS' CETTING' WAS T Rfks VF &ERmAN )era THC comie Tht Kied ~itit- G8in G P4eSOnSi RAT PeaRGe -# Cge 0ragen7 A.L ` GERMAN Fien 4R68 RiN 1 $ PEND G45" Nef B od GERmI WM- Bekt_ KA"ite WAJ D RvNk Ge Tme Tting GERm-AN S flo T ~ SEN KEMN ================================================== Page 34 ================================================== ReSn8 L_TNO APSON Qur AmBASSA D6k FVE GER AN Cq MmiE Ow Acd 6450 LN Kwsz 3o tT 7704" / RAc} 10 Tli_VKTz CAE ACK KILLED= Ppes KENNLT PALcEmN Tpi" IRT GT ConA HYETIND %m6N TH EARCER SHU S Anj JTZV 'Ku GEN; WALKEK TN) FoKHu LWZENWATTED EOMMEJoh 66D HE @AT 0 WAL) t0 ,@b; Aiu 2 w AS 601NG To 45pPElv Z Ydre &emn A Rrvy NasFWtE 6vT ThE HKARLT 6snw Y P ^ 1-tep FATT" wko To 6el^ PistoL DZd NT Jhd U ? rewhe) HAO_T8Sttocvo To Shtou T {4&5 #NAf Td ANp AN)_ AI CermN gX R RA TorsL (Kc AE Ho ^E HE ================================================== Page 35 ================================================== OPTIONAL FOrM NO. Iq %1o-100 MaY Ips2 EDITION GS4 GEN; Rec: No * UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT Memorandum To SAC 6/5/68 DATE: FROM SPC JOSEPH L. STALEY SUBJECT: ASSASSINATION OF SENA TOR KENNEDY 6/5/68 AM this date JoN HALL, D C & E Btn, Marine Corps Recruit Depot , San telephonically contacted this office and related the following information_ Approx_ one month age he was in the Longbranch Midway ChuckWagon and met an individual_somewhat resembling the description of the Assassin of Senator Kennedy This individual conversed with the complaintant about a group he was in that was contempla carrying out assassinations of poliztical leaders etc Mr Hall said he notufied David English, an Officer of the San PD about what the Man had said Mr Hall sid he would be willing to give more details if he was contacted _ {zSa JLS / jls 44- 34_2 SZARCHED ISERIALIZIN Zfiled 1968 FBI SAN DIEGO 417 Co, Diego, Bar, ting Diego NDEER= ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== OptionaL ToaM NQ. 16 MaY 151 EDition sia-10t 084 GEN: REO_ ND, 37 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Ifemorandum To SAC , SAN DIEGO (137-16443 } DATE: 6/5/68 SROM C . JORDAN NAYLOR {UBJECT; SD 1155-C CI advised today he considers MIKE VEJVODA 48 pogsibly identicat with the pergon who shot ROBERT KENNEDY in Los Angeles on 6/4/68 _ VEJVODA 18 degcribed by C I 49 follows : Sex Ma Le Race White Age 32 but appears 25 Hair dark Complexion dark Weight 110-120 lbs . CI said VEJVODA departed San Diego last weekend for Los Angeees area to attend a gun ghow, Not yet known if he has returned to San area, C I checking and will advise. VEJVODA frequent carries a .22 cal automatic in his belt and never carries any identification. He ig degcribed 93 a 8uper patriot whoge motive in this matter would be to tt saVe the country" from KENNEDY . During past weak VEJVODA has been trying to obtain aome hand grenades 9 but not belfeved to have been succegsful . 137-1643 52-4918 sk CJN Pep NAYLo l ; sd-iif-c Apuisk) ThMT " VejvobA 4_3/3 30 Sma )ie6d i0 A~L 6-1263 . SEARCHED ADEXED FILED dicic stilling Lis Ancelsj JUN 3 1968 SA axvista 10"i+ 6-r6t FBI SAN DIEGO TiLi Qioncalc > I~/ 4c rct - Diego ly icallt 6-1-68 Nacan) oma} . 6rt ies, Trle #~ 9 _ Ricl L6 $ Abyisca 'J SERIALIZEUA ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== FBI SANDIEGO FBI Los ANG. 1240 PM RELAY SMS 329FM URGENT 6/5/ 68 JTM TO ALL SACS FROt DIRECTOR 1P ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION , 0F SENATOR ROBERT F' KENNEDY, Los ANGELES, CAL IFORNIAs JUNE FIVE, SIxtY-EIGHT: RE BUREAU TEL TODAY CAPTIONED AS ABO VE' In ORDER TO FACILITATE HANDL INY 0F THIS INVESTIGATION THE FOLLO WING 2 CODE NAAE SHOULD BE US IN ALL TELETYPE AVD AIRTEL COMMUNICATIONS F t5 "KENSAL T. M1 C&e END DJG FBI SANDIEGO Hy314 INdEXED _ 'SERIALIZED JUN 7 3 1968 Fbi L JAN X%t wwk SEARCKED ~dxaed DIEGu ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== OPTIQNAL FORM NQ_ 10 M10-104 May 1642 EDITION GS4 GEN: rec- NO; ? UNITED STATES GOWERNMENT Memorandum TO SAC (44-NEW) DATE: 6/5/68 FROM ASAC BROWN SUBJECT: ROBERT F KENNEDY ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION CR Supervisor AL CLARK San Franclsco , telephonically advised at 8 : 10 AM today that he was relaying the message from the Bureau that a11 informants should be alerted a5 to possible violence a5 a result of the above shooting No other instructions were given in the relayed message . 2 5 SD CFB:Lmt (2) 44344-5 SEARCHED JNDEXED SFRIALIZED A )_NILED FEI__SAIV Lieyu ZLurZ #SYL ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== Complaint Form FD-7 } (Rev. 10-26-65) NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwrie satisfaclory for remainder. Indtces: Negative Sec below Subject's name and aliases {Address of subject Character of case HWGQ_NMOYFS, ake 44-0. CIVIL RICHTS HugoAmoree Complainant Complainant'$ address'and Complaint received tclephone number Mg . JEAN CESPEDES 3516 S1dney Pl . Personal Telephonic San Dtego, Calff Date 6/5/69 Time 91304 283-8153 Unllsted Race Sex Height Hair Build Birth date and Birthplace Cau Male 548" Blck Med 0 Age Weight Eyes Camplexion 27-30 Female 160 Brn O11ve 4 Scars, marks Or other data Facts of complaint Completnant ' telephonlcally deborIbed heraelf 80 followb ; Name Mra _ JEanCESPEDES Race Ceucap1an Ace 43 DoB PII Hedght 58" Wejcht 130 Hebr Long brown hatr Eyee Blue ooupatIon Houaow Me wztb 4 chtldren Spoude M @RFe ozyCEAYPEDFS Aice Fenan Ze Gexc_erpleyed) Nawional calffornia CESPEDES Jtated Dhe Vad_Wptot and WAohe to furntoh the roiiodlns nroruation for whatovor value 16 may heve ; the fOllowing beJng 0 nerratIve of her statonont ; Mra CEBPEDES edvtged thetboveral months pho wrote 0 letter to Radto 432o KLAC , Wmhtre Bluu., %8 "hngoles , Radio announcer RoEE wab]_read Ovor tho ejr Encourgnd, Jha becan dena reguler artto lee to ROBERT GRANT at the above rad1o etatton The latest wab Jont byrogtoterod Ma4i, Nich hez nana and Rotuu eddreds reneled for the irdt tle , end Includea a PublIc l*brary book, fron herloqaY | 1@brary, entltled Ine_Dyanto @f Sovti LaHe NETNISTOW _ #CN SERIALIZED AAFILED Action Rccommcnded JUm 1968 4+-0 FBI _ SAN DIECO_ 44-394 S4 WILLIAM OTTO HEiovhun5 100-741(epue A*ot) 1_344 ting Hwz x Io CAX~ Ierd ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== SD 44-0 I her artioleb, 8he elalmed /thet phe had 4 Cleoo agpoclatlon wlth Coueitete, which wes not true. Sbo Btated, however, that Bhe know 7OSEPHRuSSEY who dled of an] overdoge 0f horoin ad web & Gotu Ibtv]OTBEL@er . , CESPELES then Vaed that tna nlght rraeldent JQHSON annouacad ha Wab not sduiaed thatlbo-iogh pbo want to 4 Joda] bar to colebrate. Wtle thero, 8ho web_approached w two Wen: One Dhowed har 8 badge and credentlals In 4 blaok leather Or plagtlo folder. From tho ponvargetton, Bhe tho IepreBdton that thoy WeTe Intervlewing har beceliso of tho Ja8t Jottor phe had Nlteen to Ealo 8tarion KIAO , Ono Noek latar, Bhe eard Fo th conoluslon that hor houso wag wrdar] oboervaton when phe rottocd thrce Eon In Bulee stanaing outetdo hor hoco whteh L0 on 0 dead ond stroot . 04 & Wrereabored sho telephontcally %onteated Nevy Intell Genoo, Sen Dle8es dceitrchetde and talked wlth tho duty_OITLger, M: WINETNAIZR, becawae Dhe thoueat porhape Nevy Iato111g0n86 had domething to do WItn her being udor obpervatton, MD, CZSFEDS advleed pho her bran worktng 10 tho Senator ENED_0219445 08 8 Pron nat Rork nArd tOlephone worker , 8h0 Mdvleed that bwo Vek 080 won Benator KENF Wad 10 towd} Jhe atterdeq eho rally An Ban 31 YolAro, Ntlo KMA 37tZ wao 0 phe doutaa want_ unbtcc Tor tha do4d To 9roq ard Kt cantImued hbo Broreh , Bbo folloned rznVz totho aArport Lndcbmterzy talked to hlr thorm, @ho patd to hlas "vo knor that tho svddorao Of t1o Kn1ing % Jan } , PINA 1 In tno Archlved , " KINNTY repled, #Yes _ 0 on thr Dlcht or Sut Kay June 2 2968, Obo Wad working Jeto eb the Eewy Qartatea hausquarter; domaton san D1obo: She Dortocd 2 Berene) Dat Mbo eho had boeD @fter In Jemolte peeaquanter , Ho IdentAflod hlrwelt to hor a8 Hueo AXOYES Or Hogo Nor , 2 gola EQt "he ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== Sp 44-0 That nlght about 9 ghe left the campalgn headquarters and got her "849c38613 from the W, 8 Grant Berage. Ae .ghe WaB headIng north On Mighwey 395 Ontering Balboe Panky Bhe advised Bhe 10 gertaIn gomeone took 0 Bhot et her. 8he out 08 her car and htq bebtnd L6. To young @en In a Volkewegen pulled up and attenpted to atart ber car, A unlforned pollceman arrived In 8 equad car Sbe advLsea hin % mhat bad happened end nhe stated : Bhe uuet nave ru Ovet sonothlns. When Bhe arrtved hond Bhe called the KEMEDY campafen beadquarter and agked 10 enyone Iew or or 10 there wad 8 record of FQOO AMOYES_ Bhe wab advibed there waa np raeord of #hlo Inalvadual. Me_ G CEBEETES edviaed thet Jeet; week Bhe wrote 0 Ietter €o Corporal RQEEEv Martne 8ertl NQt 2270206 , eurrently I 37Z ORD Je etated FPO, San Eranc18ao, CalLfornte In wnLeh ghe Bhe feared for the Llfe 0f Benetor FENYEDY 0 Mib . CESEEDES Indtoated phe feele the" Indlvldual know to her a8 HUGO AMOY7S nay havo hed Bcrething to do WIth her bejns Bhot at , 0 3 ~ got ================================================== Page 42 ================================================== FBI SANDIEGO FBI CINCINTI 729 PM URGENT 6-5-68 RLK TO DIRECTOR, LOs ANGELES, AND SAN DIEGD FROM CINCINNATI (175-6} KENSAL T REBUTELS AND CINCINNATI TELEPHONE CALL TO LO 5 ANGELES AND BUREAU TODAY . MRS. JUAN (PATRICIA) DORFMUELLER, EIGKT ZERO BURLEY CIRCLE> GREENHILLS' OHIO, ADVISED OBSERVED PHOTO 0F KENNEDY ' $ ASSAILANT ON NBC TV THIS AM AND FELT SURE KE WAS IDENTICAL TO ONE JOSE LUS MERCADO iHOM SHE MET DURING FIRST FIVE DAYS MARCH, NINETEEN SIXTYSEVEN; WHILE SHK Was REPORTING THFFI QF PURSF '8o MEXICO CItY POLICE (JJEFATURA) , MERCADO AJ TiME WAS AT POLICE HEADOUARTERS MAKING APPLICA: [ON FO R POLICEMANv JOB AND CONDUCTED HER AND HER CHILDREN AFOUND MEXICO CItY BALANCE 0F DAX OBTAINING IDENTIFICATION PAPERS. MERCADO GAVE HIS ADDRESS As QUOTE LUIS MADJER NINE FOUR UNQUOTE, BELIEVED To BE HOTEL LUIS MADJER' AND PHONE NUMBER ONE TO DASH TKREE ONE DA SH SEVEN ZERO : SHE DESCRIBED MERCADO AS ABOUT TWENTXSIX YEARS 0f- AGE' ONE FORTY FOUNDS, FIVE FEET FIVE To SEVEV INCHES, MEXICAN, SK INNY BUILD> WIRY, LI CHIT COMPLEXIONED, SHARP NOSE, CLEANSHAVEN, CLOSE CURLY BLACK END FAGE ONE Y4 JWRY WEr 'i 4Z744 394-1 ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== RAGE Tlo HAfR, HAD CAUCASIAN Look, EXCELLENT ENGL ISH, NERVOUS: MERCADO ADVI SED HE HAD To GO TO GUADALAJURA To GET BIRTH CERTIFICATE, NAS RAI SED IN UNI TED STATES> INDICATED HAD RESIDED IN UNITED STATES, WKERE PO SSI BLY DESERTED jHIFE AND CHILD, AND HER IMPRESSION is FAMILY BELIEVED RESIDING EI TKER LOS AN GELES Or SAN DIEGO AREA, IDENTITIES NOt KNO WN MERCADO MENTIONED HE WAS IN BOXING MATCH . FOLLOWING WEEK, WAs PLEASANT, AND DID NOt AROUSE HER SUSPICIONS. STATED HER FEELING HE INTENDED TO STAY AFTER SECURING POLICEMAN ' 5 JOB MEXICO CITY AREA UNTIL AFTER SUMMER OLYMPICS. MERCADO DRESSED In CASUAL LIGHT SPORTS CLOTKES, NO HAT, AVD APPARENTLY HAD NO MOtoR VEHICLE. DORFMUELLER ADVI SED ABOVE ONLY CONTACT SHE HAD WITH MERCADO; HAS HAD No CORRESPONDENCE WITK HIM SUBSEQUENT To ABOVE, AVD RAS NQ INFO AS TO KO H HE COULD BE PRESENTLY LOCATED. IF SUBJECT Not PO SI TI VELY IDENTIFIED, BUREAU MAX DESIRE TO CONSIDER THIS INDI VIDUAL As POSSIBLE SUBJECT. END CNED FBI SANDIEGO ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== QPTIONAL FQRM No. I0 913-104 MaY I842 EDITIQN 6S4 GeN, rEG, No: ?} UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO SAC , SAN DIEGO (44-394 ) DATE: 6/5/68 FROM SPC , JAMS L. NORMAN } JR _ SUBJECT: KENSALT At 6:51 PM instant date MRS FREDA BAKER , 2430 CalLe Quebrada San Diego, California telephone nuber 479-6903 telephonically contacted this office to fxrnish the follow information_ MRS BAKER advised that between 12.30 AaM and 1:30 A.M. this date she and her two daughters were watching chane 1 10_ On this station newsman Sander VanOaker (ph) was interviewing a heavy Mexican-American girl who told him that she had been a group Leader in the Kennedy campe This girl al80 told VanOaker that she had seen a young girl of Spanish degcent, running down 8Ome stairs at the rear of the location of the shooting_ The girl was reported to have been yelling shot him, $ We shot him" This was follwoed 0 of similar colbring_ MRS BA KER went on to state that she had heard reports Of one shot be fired and then shortly there - after a series of shots and she feels that these other people explain the other shots , or shot_ She advised that she has been wa tching television cons tantly 9 ince the shooting and al1 the reruns f VANOAKER 8 interviews etop with the person just before the in question_ MRS BAKER made statements to the effect that she felt that it was more than one man and that she did not want to see the others get away Tt this time She al80 stated that she had contacted several newscasters and television stations and tola then Of the above and that she had peen told to contact this office_ 4 2-San Diego 8' " JINzjln 44- 344_ % ScARCHED I EQ SKiXI LiZ-d Lifzl 1 FBi ~ SAN_DIECU ' huzzs ing ign; "We boy by girl ing girl zof cdvwd/ 34 adzised ASAc Thornko ^ ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== OPTIONAL FoRM No: I0 {io-toa May 1c32 Edition GS4 GEN: REo; No: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO SAC , SAN DIEGO (44-397 ) DATE: 6-5-68 FROM SPC ALLAN THOMAS JAEGER SUBJECT: KENSALT At 7.10 pm this date , EDWARD ANDERSON 8110 Binney Place La Mega Calif_ ) 466-1021 = telephonically contacted this Office and advised that he had seen an interview on television (Channel 10 in San Diege NBC) early in the 8.0 - this date in regard to the bhoot Of Senator KENNEDY 9 et al, in Los Angeles ANDERSON stated that a young wes being interviewed along with a Negro fellow and that several things that the told the interviewer were rather 8u8 picious under the circums tances They were as follows : The girl stated that she was a Kennedy campaign worker and that she al8o attended Pagadena College (a Nazarene school) which i8 in the immediate vicinity of the sub ject SIRHAN '8 address on Howard St_ in Los Angeles ANDERSON stated that this school i6 a fundamentalist school and that they have a variety of way out beliefs . According to ANDERSON the girl was most explicit in describing the sub ject and his activities during the commotion_ The girl also gave the impression that she wa8 watching the sub ject run away from the area after the shooting which would be physically impossible in such a confined and crowded area The girl stated that she left the immediate area Of the shooting two or three times and on one occabion she left to call her mother in Ohio and adviee her of the 8 hooting of Senator KENNEDY - She then came back to the area inquiring as to who wa8 bhot. The gave ANDERSON the impression that she was in some way more familiar with the sub ject than juet a pagsing happenstance would indicate ANDERSON 8tated that hi8 , only reabon for calling was to bring thie information regarding thie interview to the attention 6f the proper authorities and further advised that he thought that due to the nature of the inforuation given during this interview, it wa8 quite poesible that the same inforation had already been given _ 9 ASAc BROWN advised at 8:15 Pm and SA THORNTON adviged_at 334- SEARCHED JNDEXEE SERIALIZED LFHED 2 B San Diego JUN 3 1968 FbI SAN DIECO ATJ:atj LCS= ing girl girl girl ================================================== Page 46 ================================================== FD-36 (Rev. 5-32-64) F B | Date: 6/5/68 Transmit the following in (Type Zr plaintext or code) ATRTEL AIR MAIL Vio (Priority) TO: SAN DIEGO FROM: SAC , LOS:' ANGELES (56-156) SUBJECT; KENSALI Re Dallas telephone cell to Los Angeles 6/5/68. For information of Sen Dego ASAC DONALD W_ MOORE , Dallas Division, Turnished the foilowing information: Mr8 NAT KRTSS 25436 Adriana , Mission Viejo, California; telephone 830-2392 9 telephonLcally contacted her brother-in-law 9 HARRY KRISS > in Dallas, Texas , after she had heard suspect SIRHAN SIRHAN 8 name mentioned on televlslon According to Mr8 _ KRISS , an individual with the same name of SIRHAN SIRHAN whom She met 3 wa8 in Dallas in April and at this €ime SIRHAN claimed to be attending SMU and had a brother emp loyed at the Ambassador Hotel In Los Angeles , California_ ASAC MOORE stated that the Bureau has Instructed that KRISS be imedlately located &nd interviewed for full detells concerning KRISS alleged meeting with SIRHAN SIRHAN _ LEADS SAN DIEGO AT MTSSIOW VTEJO CALIFORNIA Immediately contact NAT KRISS 25436 AdrTana, and Obtaln 811 Information she may have re SKRHAN SIRHAN _ 7 N San Dlego (AM) Los Angeles FM/ mc H 394-10 (4) 1} JYANDey Aic) JJUNG 497 Approved: Sent Special Agent in Charge SAC , JR . , 1968 nifry Territeer (alea Aullen; Aisrg6oan - Ket An6iLrJ B00 L# S7 Lo {61 Ji ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== UNITED STA IES GOVERNMENT M E M 0 R A N D U M TO: ALL AGENTS (44-394) DA TE : 6/6/68 FROM ~usac ROBERT W EVANS SUBJECT KENSALT [he Bureau has called attention to the poss ibj4jty of the ou tbreak of acts of violence a5 2 result of the attempted assas5ination of Sena tor ROBERT F KENNEDi 4l1 Agents are instructed to alert their infcrm nts in this reigard Any information of value developed shou ]& be furnished the Bureau and Los Angeles by teletype under above capt ion Each Aigent 44-394 1 66_61 RET: (72) 412IL SEARCHED '~~INDEXEd SERIALIZED ZzNLeD, A 1968 Fpi ihix betlk VieGu ================================================== Page 48 ================================================== FD-JS0 (Rev. 7-16-6 3) (Mount Clipping_in_Spoce_Below) 570 %,"'- 'Mystery Woman Is Sought EVENING TRIbUNe News Report (IndIcote page_ name of LoS ANGELES The man newspaper, city and state,) accused of assassinating Sen. Pare A-l & A-2 Robert F Kennedy, D-N.Y,, was described today by aC- The_record says Sirhan_ 4ig quaintances as honest , good- 5-Teers, weighs aboul FVFNTNC TRIRTTNE bearted and a hard worker pounds, has a swarthy com- 'But he wag & fanatic when plexion ad hair _ He has San Diego it came to discussiom of reli- been an exercise boy at a California gion 'and politics, said_ race track, wanted to be a His name is Sirhan Bishara jockey and worked in a health Sirhan He is 24: food store: Police: Say, he js a cool, Charges Are Listed close-mouthed Jordanian who He is under maximum secu- fired a bullet from close rity in a hospital ward cange into the brain Qf at ` the Los Angeles County Kennedy- central jail, charged_ with six = Bulletin IsSued counts of assault with intent Los Argeles police have is- to commit murder: sued an all points bulletin for Asst; Dist. Atty: William L a' woman -sought in connection Ritzi said his Office wlll with: the assassinatjon. The the Los Angeles County Grand bulletin said her identity was Jury to indict Sirhan Q1 a mot known, described her a5 a charge of murder tomorTow; white woian 23 to 27 years Sirhan's index finger was broken and his Ieit - ankle old: sprained in a tussle that end- Police said pbe was seeh ed in his capture , seconds af- with' Sirhan to the shoot- ter Kennedy was shot early ing ard was cled at the time Date: 6/6/68 'in a white dress with black yesterday: Edition: Final Edition polka dots; Attorpey Is Refused Author: Mayor Samuei Yurty told a Sirhan has talked to police; news conference 'the' assasgin but not about Kennedy Or the Edftor: Eugene Williams Wes gtirred by' blterqess over shooting; Oificers said he was TItle; KRNSALT te:' Middle Eaet situation advised of his righls , but apd was inflamed' by Commu didn t want an attorney: He nists. refused to give officers bis name: Chdracter: Head Injury Told "He was violently pro- Sirhan apparently wrote (Continged Next Page,_Col Claeslficatlon: In . 9-by-12 inch notebook 4l-3944 about: "4the; Decessity to: 254 8ubmitting Office: San Diero sassinate' Sen Kennedy bbefore June 5, 4988; Belng Investlgoted Many L peighbors, former employera end fhe autborities 'Say He hateg Jews: EAR He hurt: bis head in a Fall kZ lect year , says his motner. All 1 know *js he j5 & Wce kid_ says one oE his , four #oters: wiry they guard ask prior 0t 7l- 3 4K ================================================== Page 49 ================================================== INVED: FROM PAGE Vietnam and his har esi- 'Jordam' and anti-Tsrael; #} said tion on the Middle Easu Wohn Shear, who worked With Mother Is Shocked 'Strban' at Hollywood Park race: track Ji When there was son ~it can't be:' No: ltrouble between ' Jordan: cand no; 4' cried Sirtian, 'Israel,, he would" becore_ in- when ghe learned her Was W- arrested Mrs: Sirhan is a flamed. housekeeper at a Presbyteri #Sen: Kennedy: sid the an mursery school in other he wanted to, help Pasadena. Israel; said Sirhan & recent employer, John H; Weidner , ('Ever since he had a,kall 57, operator of a Pasadena about a year ag0, he hasp't health food store chain: been the same: I can t talk to him_ "So I was not surprised af Mrs Sirhan said her son ter he was shot that . Sirhan $ resentment_had pushed him fell from a horse and ihurt enotionally to do what: he his head here_ She pointed.to did, her right temple:_ I0 All I know is he is & nice M Weidner Jr: said Sirhan kid; commented Said Sirhan; told him' he had to flee Jordan brother of the accused an; 43 a child and' had, geen Jews kill members 0 his family: Father In Jordan was nof- 9; citizen and In Israeli-occupied Jordan, didn't Iike.the Urited States_ Sirhan's father , BiShara Weidner said: tYou had to be Sirhan, 53, commented, "Laam careful not: to walk' on his very , very sorry_ I brougbt,4p feet. He wanted you to re- my children as best I cqula spect him intellectually. 1r and to fear God: I am Socry "} Calledcood Student for what happened Mrs: Elsie Boyko, who The jobless father. Jives worked with Sirhan at the alone in & stone cottage in the store, said he was {a hard sleepy mountain vilage' worker , bonest and goodheart- Taiyeba, overlooking Jericho: ed, but, nonetheless a fanatic Sirhan Bishara Sirhan_was when it came to discussion of born,March 19, 1944, in Jord- religion and politics J} an; territory seized by Israel High school classmates during the lightning war:--Jast called bim & good student and June: a polite oe: 'As a child, Sirhan said 'he: With permigsion from saw an Israeli soldier cit fif Sirhan's family, police recov- the breast of an Arab: woman ered two notebooks from' his with a bayonet, room:. hey contain 18 to 20 The Sirhans came to the pages of handwriting: Some in United States: in 1957. Arabic; most in English moved into a white fcaie In & notation entered either house. The father- returned to May 17 or.18, the mayor gaid, Jordan in 1961 after & fatnyly Sirhan apparently wrote "a fighl direct reference to the neces- He is an American citizen sity to assassinate Sen:. and visited the United' States Kennedy before June 5, 1968 Jt twice after 1961, Anniversary Cited Kennedy was shot when June 5 was only a Few min- 'utes old. It was the firat an- 'niversary o the _beginning o tbe six-day Argb-Israel war, There's much scribbling; re- peated , phrases; many Tefer: eneea to Kennedy: "He des a lot Qf writing pro-Comtunibt and anticapi" tallst; apti-United 'States, said Yorty. "Etidently he was guite', pro-Arab J ' the: Arab- Ieraell matter 1 Binen' = poeeeksion'.when 'he' Ias '@patited]55, eh Hanlenge {o6 E Goiniii" Qavid aa; puenedy 4 eale 19; {824 Hessiuion'' on;, "My Oh; Mary boy day #He rdf They _ ================================================== Page 50 ================================================== FD-350 {Rev. 7-16-63) (Mount Clipp in Below) ISirhan Still Wont Make Statement Jack Murphy wriles cbout Tan Page cI (Indlcote page nome of newspapet, cIty and Stcte.) By' TONY CMMARUSTT Page A-1 & A-8 Copley News Service J IOs ` ANGELES Sirhangconsidered part of the routine (Continued from Page a-1) Bishara Sirhan , 24-year-old: sus-(process of handling prisoners: intent to commit. murder were SAn DIEGO TtNTon pect in the shooting of Sen. The sheriff is: responsible for _ Robert F Kennedy and: five| and operates, all central jaii] formalized. San Diero MIIIZMX lothers, was under heavy guard facilities in the county where Later yesterday, Dist; Atty_ California lin ' the medical ward. of central prisoners are held until trial o Evelle J. Younger' announced (jai late yesterday: are freed on bail Sirhan's bail his office would seek a Sheriff Peter J. Pitchess, whop was set at S250,000. grand jury indictment tomorrow Itook over jurisdiction of the against Sirhan on the same [pisonevefoliowingchig acraigne NO DETAIS charges; a move which can ment at 7 a. yesterday, said In < terse statement, Pitchess eliminate a preliminary hearing Sirban Suffered a broken leftkdid not go into detail on precau; in the fishbowl atmosphere oF & index finger and & sprained an;|tiong to prevent unauthorized municipal courtroom: kle at the Ambassador Hotel | pcrsons irom seeing Sirhan Grand jury cases are behind after Kennedy was shot: other than to emphasize, 4 He is] closed doors, and an indictment The broken finger was set and under maximum security; 1 would prove the way for early Sirhan remained in the medical] Apparently the most criticall action in Superior Court leading; ward of the jail. moments in getting Sirhan into to & trial. #He has refused to make a/custody came at the Ambassa-{ Police said Sirhan lived with (statement; Pitchess said dor after the shots had been 1 brother;, Munir (Joe) Sirhan; - fired. It was the job of the Lost who works in 4 Pasadena de- 'VERY COOL Angeles city police: partment store. Detectives took- Los Angeles Police Chief] The suspect was surrounded] Joe from the Sirhan home, Thomas Reddin said: by officers and ushered out the] where the brothers' mother, ~During & number of lengthy back door of the hotel, then- Mecy,_also lives convergations;' Sirhan talked| taken to tbe Rampart Street Dcte: 6/6/68 freely and with interest_ until Police Station near the Ambas-' Edition: Edition asked who he wag and anything]sador; Home about Kennedy J Police armed with loaded Author: Tony Cimarusti Ke was very cool, very(shotguns surrounded the station] Editor: Merbert Klein calm, very stable and quite. lu-(and no newsmen from any Title; KENSAII cid; J7 Reddin said, but anytimegmedia were allowed to enter: the questions around to Arraignment before Municipal Kennedy he would gay, "I pre-|Court Judge Joan Dempsey X) fer to remain incommunicado= Klein came seven hours after Choracter: The change irom the Los An-kthe shooting Six, charges of as OT Police Department to(sault with a deadly weapon with_ county sheriff s jail care was) (Continued o 3+8, Col. 8) Classiflcation: 44-394 Submittlng Offlce: San Diego Being Investigated 757 / 3 Spoce ing capture _ county , got geles

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