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John F. Kennedy, President Johnson, Senator Kennedy, Djuro Stokic, FBI, Secret Service, American Embassy in Paris, Sharif Bisharan, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey, Anthony Sherman Jr., United States Secret Service Agency, Yugoslavia, Chicago, Paris, France.

Djuro Stokic was born on April 26, 1921, at Dolovo, Yugoslavia. He had been refused a visa to immigrate to Chicago and had applied for an immigrant visa to the United States. The Secret Service received a letter from Stokic dated January 22, 1968, which threatened President Johnson and mentioned that he was born in the same year as the Senator.

A comparison of handwriting between the letter addressed to Senator Kennedy and those written by Stokic is being conducted by the FBI Laboratory. The Secret Service did not furnish a photograph in its referral to the Bureau, but a copy of the letter from Paris dated 8/29/68 contains a photograph that may be related to Stokic.

Sharif Bisharan allegedly wrote a communication addressed to Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey. The document was signed by Sharif Bisharan and postmarked October 22, 1968. Two FBI agents visited Sharif Bisharan at his residence on November 7, 1968, along with Anthony Sherman Jr., a representative of the United States Secret Service Agency.

Sharif Bisharan denied writing the letter and stated that he disagreed with some of its points. He claimed not to know who could have written it and did not specify which points he agreed or disagreed with. Sharif Bisharan also denied dictating the letter to anyone or causing it to be written in his name.

The document contains a lengthy statement from Sharif Bisharan, in which he expresses his views on various topics, including Zionism and Palestine. He claims that Zionists are using new techniques in guerrilla warfare and that they are taking advantage of American soldiers being killed while not harming any Russian soldiers.

Sharif Bisharan also expresses his views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, stating that Palestinians have been driven out of their homes and forced to flee to other parts of the world. He claims that Zionists are using military force against Palestinians and that they are taking over Palestinian land.

The document also contains a statement from Sharif Bisharan's brother, Saidallah Bisharan, who is living apart from his family due to a deep and bitter rift between them.

Djuro Stokic was suspected of sending threatening letters to President Johnson and Senator Kennedy. The FBI Laboratory conducted an examination of the handwriting in both communications to determine if they match.

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