</s>PAGE TWO HE WAS RECENTLY A RESIDENT THE MANHATTAN PROJECT, APPARANLY A JUVENILE HOME RUN BY SALVATION ARMY, SIX ZERO TWO SOUTH VAN NESS, LOS ANGELES, AND IDENTIFIED PROBATION OFFICER ROBERT WINEANDY, VERMONT AVENUE, METROPOLIAN DIVISION, LOS ANGELES. HE ALLEGES ARREST BY HILLSBORO CALIFORNIA PD ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO AS ALEJANDRO ZALHOVSKY, MEXICAN CITIZEN, ON VAG CHARGE. RELEASED TO BORDER PATROL AT SANTA RITA CALIFORNIA AND TRANSFERRED . TO EL PASO TO PLANE LIFT PRIOR TO DEPORTATION. AFTER ARRIVAL EL PASON, HE IDENTIFIED SELF AND CLAIMED U.S. CITZENSHIP, OBTAINING RELEASE. LOS ANGELes VERIFY ABOVE BACKGROUND IF POSSIBLE AND SUEL AS COOPERATIVE MEXICAN AUTHORITY UNDER CONSIDERABLE PRESSURE FROM PRESS. SECRET SERVICE ADVISED LOCALLY. END XH .FBI LOS ANGELES 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy's assassination records reveal various details about the events surrounding his death.

On June 18, 1968, a coded teletype was received by the FBI in Los Angeles from Charlotte, North Carolina, stating that Anderson, South Carolina, would be covered by the Columbia Division of the FBI.

A teletype was also sent to Los Angeles on June 17, 1968, regarding an interview with Edward Van Antwerp, who recalled a person named "SOL" with whom he lived for five months in Norco, California. Van Antwerp believed that "SOL" and Sirhan were identical.

On June 14, 1968, a teletype was received by the FBI in Los Angeles from St. Louis regarding an interview with Abdulaziz Yousif Khaif, who was born in Saudi Arabia and currently studying at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Khaif denied making statements attributed to him, including "Something big is going to happen within the next three days."

A teletype was sent to Los Angeles on June 18, 1968, regarding a request for a copy of film taken by Jim Wilson, CBS cameraman, on June 4-5, 1968. The New York office had not secured this film from CBS.

On June 20, 1968, a teletype was received by the FBI in Los Angeles from Philadelphia stating that Walter Dombrow and his crew planned to interview on June 20 but had to go to Washington, DC early that afternoon.

A coded teletype was also sent to Los Angeles on June 28, 1968, regarding interviews with news media personnel. It mentioned Bob Clark, who was at the Minaki Lodge in Canada, and Dennis Berkson, an assignment manager for ABC television.

On June 20, 1968, a teletype was received by the FBI in Los Angeles from New York stating that Ray Ryan, legal counsel for CBS, had received a request from Lt. Manuel Pena of the LAPD for a copy of film taken by Wilson and other films.

The coded teletypes reveal various details about the events surrounding JFK's death, including interviews with individuals who may have information about the assassination, requests for copies of film taken during the investigation, and communications between law enforcement agencies and news media personnel.

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