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Summary  
The text details events surrounding Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Sirhan Bishan Sirhan is identified as the accused assassin, with descriptions of his appearance (e.g., wearing a blonde wig and green dress) and security measures implemented during his custody and court proceedings. His case included a grand jury hearing in Los Angeles County and arraignment at Central County Jail under heightened security. The assassination led to funeral arrangements, including a procession in New York City and burial at Arlington National Cemetery alongside President John F. Kennedy. Investigations by the FBI and Secret Service are noted, with references to potential threats against political figures. Unrelated content includes mentions of Palestinian Arab political tensions, immigration discussions, and administrative records from federal agencies.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (assassinated senator)  
- Sirhan Bishan Sirhan (accused assassin; described wearing a blonde wig and green dress)  
- John F. Kennedy (buried alongside RFK at Arlington National Cemetery)  
- Evelle J. Younger (District Attorney involved in RFK’s case)  
- Pope Paul VI (mentioned in international tributes)  
- Bishara Sirhan (father of Sirhan Sirhan; expressed views on his son’s alleged actions)  
- David Davis (attorney for Sirhan Sirhan)  
- Albert Harris (judge overseeing legal matters)  

Key Locations  
- Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif. (site of RFK’s assassination)  
- Central County Jail, Los Angeles, Calif. (Sirhan’s arraignment location)  
- Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia (burial site for RFK and JFK)  
- St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City (location of funeral procession)  
- Washington, D.C. (reference to Secret Service protection laws)  

Key Events  
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968  
- Grand jury hearing regarding Sirhan Bishan Sirhan’s case in Los Angeles County  
- Funeral procession for RFK in New York City (June 6, 1968) and burial at Arlington National Cemetery  
- Security measures and court proceedings involving Sirhan Sirhan  
- FBI investigations into potential conspiracies related to the assassination  
- International tributes, including condolences from Pope Paul VI  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – involved in investigations and security protocols  
- Secret Service – referenced in protection laws for political figures  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department – managed custody and security of Sirhan Sirhan  
- Superior Court of California – handled legal proceedings related to Sirhan’s arraignment  
- Council of Churches (Los Angeles) – part of memorial activities and community responses  
- United Press International (UPI) – reported on global reactions to RFK’s assassination  

Note: The text includes unrelated content such as references to Palestinian Arab political tensions, immigration discussions, and administrative records from federal agencies. These are included as per the document’s full content but are not directly related to RFK or his assassination. Social security numbers present in the summaries are noted as [SSN REDACTED] and excluded from the summary.

RFK Declassified Files

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