</s>15 1 It's Bob's hamburgers, is it? Right by the school there at 2 P.C.C ., C. ? 3 A Right, uh huh. 4 A What was the conversation relative to at that time? 5 A Well, you know, jobs versus school. The Arab Israel. 6 war, my political activities. I described them to him. 7 Q Is there anything about your political activities 8 that you wouldn't want to discuss with me for some reason or 9 other? 10 A It's all out now. 11 Q Pardon me? 12 It's All out now so- 13 Okay, go ahead and discuss it with me. 14 A Uh, after I graduated from P.C .. C ...- 15 Q Uh huh. 16 A for, oh, I don't know, I joined the Dubois Club and was in that 17 for, Oh, I dont know, through '66 and '67, and that fell 18 apart and then I joined in the Party. And this was in the period 19 I didn't-hadn't seen Sirhan. 20 When did you join the Communist Party, in what, '66? 21 A Uh, '67. Uh, and anyway that night, you Know, I 22 told him that. So -- 23 Well, did he ask you if you were a member or -- 24 A No, I came out and told him. I told him I had been 25 In Dubois club and then i joined the Party, 26 Q Why or how was it that the conversation turned to Form 613 (R-3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDEREO 14176

Summary  
The document contains multiple interview transcripts and polygraph examination records involving Walter Crowe, Tom Good, Sirhan Sirhan, and others, detailing conversations about Sirhan’s political views, associations, and potential connections to radical groups. Discussions focus on Sirhan’s interest in leftist ideologies, including the Communist Party, Arab Students Organization, and Peace and Freedom Party, as well as his expressed racist attitudes toward Jews and admiration for Hitler. Conversations at Bob’s hamburgers near P.C.C. (likely a school or location) mention Sirhan’s unemployment, sale of his car, and lack of formal education. Walter Crowe denies knowledge of Sirhan’s assassination plans during their interactions but acknowledges the possibility of such discussions occurring. The polygraph transcript includes questions about Sirhan’s political affiliations, alleged frustrations with political issues, and potential influence from individuals like Tom Good. References to Form 618 and declassification markings (e.g., "RELEASE UNDER E.O.") indicate administrative context. One summary notes Walter learned about Sirhan’s involvement in RFK’s assassination through a colleague at work, though no direct evidence of planning is confirmed. The documents also reference FBI inquiries, internal party dynamics, and concerns over legal repercussions for discussing the case.  

Key People  
- **Walter Crowe**: Interviewed during a polygraph examination; denied knowledge of Sirhan’s assassination plans but discussed his interactions with Sirhan.  
- **Sirhan Sirhan**: Central figure; discussed as politically motivated, influenced by radical ideologies, and linked to leftist groups.  
- **Tom Good**: Political associate of Sirhan; mentioned in connection with student riots in San Jose and potential financial support for Sirhan.  
- **Walter Hahn**: Identified as a person potentially tied to Sirhan’s political development.  
- **Gordon Wear**: Linked to Sirhan’s circle, though details are vague.  
- **Lou Bennett, Charles Krill, Tom Goodman**: Friends of Walter; mentioned in social and political contexts.  

Key Locations  
- **Bob’s hamburgers**: Location of the meeting between Walter and Sirhan near P.C.C. (likely a school or location).  
- **P.C.C.**: Possibly an acronym for a school or organization referenced in conversations.  
- **San Jose, California**: Site of student riots involving Tom Good; incorrectly stated as Tom Good’s residence in one transcript.  
- **Pasadena, Los Angeles, Chicago, UCLA**: Implied locations tied to Walter’s residences, education, and social circles.  

Key Events  
- **Conversations at Bob’s hamburgers**: Discussions about politics, personal aspirations, and Sirhan’s views on race, Jews, and radical ideologies.  
- **Polygraph examination of Walter Crowe**: Questioned about Sirhan’s alleged plans to assassinate RFK, political affiliations, and influence.  
- **Student riots in San Jose**: Connected to Tom Good’s alleged involvement, with mentions of potential arrest for assaulting an officer.  
- **Discussions on radical ideologies**: References to the Arab-Israeli conflict, de-Zionizing Israel, and calls for revolutionary action.  
- **FBI inquiries**: Mentioned as part of broader political and legal investigations into Sirhan’s activities.  

Key Organizations  
- **Communist Party**: Discussed as a potential affiliation for Sirhan; referenced in conversations about his political development.  
- **Arab Students Organization**: Mentioned in context of Sirhan’s alleged associations.  
- **Dubois Club**: Referenced as a group linked to Sirhan’s political circle, though membership is unclear.  
- **Young Democrats, Socialist Party, Peace and Freedom Party**: Organizations associated with Sirhan’s ideological influences or Tom Good’s activities.  
- **FBI**: Involved in inquiries related to funding practices and potential biases in investigations.

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