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Summary  
The documents contain fragmented records related to the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Mentions include Sirhan Sirhan as a suspect, injuries sustained by others during the shooting, and law enforcement involvement such as Sheriff Pitches and deputies. Grand jury hearings are referenced, though details remain incomplete. The text also includes funeral arrangements for RFK, noting his body was flown to New York for a state funeral, media coverage of the event, and administrative notes about document classification under E.O. 14176. Some sections contain garbled or unclear text, possibly due to OCR errors, including references to political commentary, unrelated personal anecdotes about RFK’s life, and logistical details of the funeral. Social security numbers are present but redacted as [SSN REDACTED].  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) – assassinated senator; central figure in the document.  
- Sirhan Sirhan – suspect in RFK’s assassination; mentioned in context of a grand jury proceeding.  
- Sheriff Pitches – law enforcement official involved in the investigation.  
- Deputy officers – law enforcement present during the shooting and aftermath.  
- Ira Goldstein, David Kems, and others – witnesses/victims of the shooting.  
- John F. Kennedy – RFK’s brother, referenced in historical and familial contexts.  
- Edward S. Kennedy – RFK’s son, described as part of the Kennedy family attending the funeral.  
- Ethel Kennedy – widow of RFK; mentioned in context of her role in his political legacy and personal tribulations.  
- Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty – criticized by the District Attorney for remarks related to the case.  
- Thomas Noguchi – medical examiner involved in autopsy reports for RFK’s case.  
- Dick Reid and Abe Greenberg – authors or contributors to the document, possibly journalists or officials.  
- Billy G., Stacey, Mary, Nicholas M. Zemo – individuals present at funeral events or referenced in family contexts.  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, Calif. – central location for events, including the assassination, funeral, and grand jury proceedings.  
- Ambassador Hotel – site of RFK’s assassination.  
- Good Samaritan Hospital – where RFK was treated before his death.  
- New York – destination for RFK’s body during the state funeral.  
- St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York – location of RFK’s funeral service.  
- Hickory Hill, McLean, Virginia – Ethel Kennedy’s residence.  
- Vatican City – referenced in context of Pope Paul VI’s prayers for RFK.  

Key Events  
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.  
- Grand jury proceedings in Los Angeles regarding Sirhan Sirhan’s potential involvement in the assassination.  
- Funeral arrangements for RFK, including his body being flown to New York for a state funeral and services at St. Patrick's Cathedral on June 6, 1968.  
- Media coverage of the event, including newspaper reports and photographs of the Kennedy family.  
- Organization of a funeral delegation by the Los Angeles Times, involving city officials and individuals like Billy G.  
- References to political commentary on civil unrest, racial tensions, and media coverage of RFK’s death.  
- Ethel Kennedy’s personal tribulations, including her husband’s legal issues and family dynamics.  

Key Organizations  
- Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office – handled the investigation into RFK’s assassination.  
- Grand Jury – convened to review evidence in Sirhan Sirhan’s case.  
- FBI – referenced in administrative notes about file classification (E.O. 14176).  
- Los Angeles Times – mentioned as a newspaper covering events related to RFK’s death and funeral.  
- United Press International (UPP) – news source for funeral details.  
- U.S. government agencies (e.g., White House, Secret Service) – referenced in administrative or contextual notes.

RFK Declassified Files

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