</s>PAGE TWO MUCH COMMUNIST LITERATURE IN HIS HOME. DRIGGS DOES NOT KNOW ADDRESS OF SERHARD'S HOME BUT IT WAS ON OUTSKIRTS OF PASADENA, CALIFORNIA IN A WELL-TO-DO RESIDENTIAL SECTION. DRIGGS STATED SERHAND PROBABLY IS RELATED TO OR IDENTICAL TO PERSON WHO SHOT ROBERT KENNEDY. DRUGGS ALSO ADVISED HE HAS ABOUT TWENTY OTHER COLORED SLIDES TAKEN AT PARTY ON JULY FOUR, NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE, HOWEVER, HE HAS BEEN UNABLE TO LOCATE THEM. HE WILL ATTEMPT TO LOCALE SAME AND FURNISH TO FBI WITH IDENTITIES OF AS MANY INDIVIDUALS AS POSSIBLE. DRIGGSTS STATED AS IS LEAVING JUNE SEVEN NEXT WASHINGTON, D.C .- TO GO TO KENNENDY'S FUNERAL AND TO LEAVINING JUNG POOR PEOPLE'S MARCH. DRiggs STATED HE WOULD CONTACT FBI IF HE DETERMINES ANY INFORMATION OF VALUE IN WASHINGTON. DRIGGGS IS DESCRICED AS FOLLOWS: NAME, ROBERT LEE DRIGGSS, WM. FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES, ONE FIVE FOUR POUNDS, BROWN HAIR CUT EXTREMELY SHORT), GREEN EYES, DOB; MAY NINETTEEN, NINEETEENTEEN FORTY, POB ROSS COUNTY, OHIO, SSN ADDRESS TWO SEVEN EWING ST ., CHILICOTHE. ARRESTED CHILLICOTHES FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, AND ASSAULT ON A MINOR. WEARS GOLD RING ON LEFT RING FING Finger END PAGE TWO 202025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy was admitted to Eastern State Hospital, Vinita, Oklahoma on October 26, 1966 as a patient and claimed to have been released on November 13, 1966.

A man named Kates had been in custody since November 16, 1966 for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and was the subject of OC file #26-2-9-25. He was listed in INS files under the name Calvin D. Knot dated January 17, 1964.

Kates was referenced in a Denver letter to CC dated June 23, 1964, CC file #57-3, no copy to LA. This referred to an attempt by Kates to poison a fellow inmate at FCI, Englewood, Colorado.

Kates allegedly had recruited his victim into the American Nazi Party and the incident was over the victim's defection.

Prison records showed an interview with Kates where he claimed to have seen George Lincoln Rockwell while in California.

Rockwell was described as a white male, age 23-25, 5'9"-6'0" tall, with brown hair worn long and hippie-style.

Kates had been released from prison on June 3, 1968 after serving one year for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

A man named Kahlaf was known to frequent the St. Louis Playbox Club in St. Louis, Missouri, where he claimed to be studying to be an eye surgeon at St. Louis University Medical School.

Khalaf was introduced to the bartender by Dudley DeBelle, a general contractor from Belleville, Illinois.

Khalaf stated that his real name was extremely long and difficult to pronounce, and that he had been to Jordan with his father, who was connected with a consulate or embassy in the United States.

He also commented that he spent three weeks in jail while in Jordan. Details were not revealed.

Khalaf stated that he would be in St. Louis for a short time and was leaving on June 3 for Chicago and then to California.

The exact location of his destination was unknown.

Khalaf provided no reason for his trip, but stated "something big is going to happen within the next three days."

A Lincoln Continental Mark III automobile was mentioned as being available for purchase at a cheap price of $8,000.

There is no Jordanian consulate in St. Louis, the nearest honorary consul being Hassan M. Abdallah, 612 N. Michigan, Chicago, Illinois, telephone Mission 2816.

The St. Louis University student directory for 1967 reflects one Abdul Aziz Yousif Kahlaf of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as being a freshman in the Institute of Technology.

Khalaf was not listed in the current St. Louis University directory.

INS records in St. Louis contained no files on Khalaf.

In 1963 and 1966, Shawat M. Kharaf and Issa A. Hana Kahlaf applied for visas for individuals with the last name Kahlal of Jordan, Israel, and Palestine.

No further identifying information was available.

Nothing indicated that any of these individuals came to the United States.

A naturalization record search in St. Louis was negative on the name Khalaf.

The Springfield office at Belleville located Dudley DeBelle, a general contractor from Belleville, Illinois, and interviewed him regarding acquaintance with Kahlaf.

All background and possible connections with this case were to be obtained.

The Boston office at Harvard University determined if a student named Kahlaf enrolled in law school and obtained all background.

The Chicago UACB gave consideration to contacting the consulate of Hassan M. Abdallah, 612 N. Michigan, for information concerning Kahlaf.

The Washington Field Office was to check the Department of State for information concerning entrance and departures from the United States after being furnished with the correct first name of Kahlaf.

The St. Louis office attempted to locate and review records of Kahlaf at St. Louis University.

This was also sent to Los Angeles in event an investigation was requested by that office.

A key found on Sirhan's possession fit his personally-owned automobile, which he was the registered owner of, with no outstanding liens.

Sirhan's activities during the past several weeks had been minimal and there was no indication that he had been outside of the Los Angeles area, specifically in Oregon.

The results of an interview with Merle Marion Matteson were to be furnished.

A complete chronology and circumstances surrounding Sirhan's possession of a murder weapon were to be included in preparation for his initial report.

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