</s>"Assassins" (BOUKAAS, Dr. Elizabeth C.) legislative re: 3 recent deaths July 15, 1968 Dr. Elizabeth G. Boukas P. O. Box 116 Dumigan, Yolo County, California Dear Dr. Boukaas, I wish to acknowledge and thank you for your letter of July 5 with the attachmentrelative to the three recent assassinations in our country. It was good of you to send me this, and I appreciate your making the contents of this statement available to me. Kind regards. Sincerely, GERALD R. FORD U.S.A.P. Gerald R. Ford, M. C. GRF:pc 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy's assassination records reveal a complex web of events and individuals involved in the case.

* Dr. Elizabeth C. Boukas writes to Gerald R. Ford, expressing concern about the recent assassinations of President Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and advocating for a federal investigation into these deaths.
* A letter from Britton L. Gordon to Gerald R. Ford expresses concerns about James Ray's trial and potential accomplices, highlighting the need for caution in handling the case due to its sensitivity and potential for violence.
* The Congressional Record features an extension of remarks by Rep. John M. Ashbrook, discussing the civil rights movement and the actions of Martin Luther King Jr., including his involvement with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).
* A New York Times article by Robert Allen and Paul Kootz reports on planning for violence by some groups involved in the civil rights movement, highlighting the tension between peaceful protesters and those advocating for more aggressive action.
* The mine-mill union of the city is not wanted to need, with one member considered the background of the other one, and the official publication of the union features a discussion about the American Civil War and its relevance to current events.

Key individuals mentioned include:

* Dr. Elizabeth C. Boukas
* Gerald R. Ford
* Britton L. Gordon
* James Ray
* Martin Luther King Jr.
* Rep. John M. Ashbrook

Key locations mentioned include:

* Washington, D.C.
* New York City
* New Jersey
* New England
* The United States

Key events and activities mentioned include:

* Assassinations of President Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
* Civil rights movement
* Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
* Planning for violence by some groups involved in the civil rights movement

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