</s>Warmbrand Building 507 Fifth Avenue New York 17, New York Executive Office -13 - Oxford 7-5690 To: Shahamshahi Sports Organization of Iran March 3, 1963 FINAL PROPOSAL 18. One small office building with two offices. 19. One smaller training school. 20. One playing field for 10,000 people. 21. Outdoor cinema for 500 people with projection booth and equipment. 22. Service facilities and garage and maintenance equipment. It should be added that it is planned that the above will be contained in lands donated by The Khabir Khan. g/c Jacob J. Warmbrand, Carol J. Conard, President & Treasurer Secretary of Corporation Sworn to before me this 3 day of March 1963 allan Morsenk Notary Public, State of New York Sworn t to before mo Appointed for Queens County this 3-day of March, 1963 No. 03327733435 Commission Expires, March 30, 1963 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176 C14

Summary:  
The documents detail a complex web of financial transactions, political disputes, and legal proceedings involving U.S. government officials, Iranian entities, and individuals linked to sports development projects in Iran. A 1963 financial record references a $2.5 billion payment to an Iranian organization for a sports project, with checks drawn on the City National Bank of Beverly Hills signed by Princess Patch Phalavi and the Indian Air Force. Later correspondence from May 20, 1967, addresses political conflicts between U.S. officials and Iranian authorities, including allegations of financial interference and legal actions involving Federal Grant. The text also references RFK’s tenure as Attorney General, his resignation from the Justice Department, and claims of pressure from President John F. Kennedy. Legal disputes involve Iranian diplomats, court cases against entities linked to Iran, and discussions on judicial immunity for foreign officials. Khabir Khan is mentioned in multiple contexts, including sports development projects and allegations of corruption.  

Key People:  
- Robert F. Kennedy (U.S. Senator recipient of a 1967 letter detailing political disputes with Iranian officials)  
- President John F. Kennedy (implied influence on RFK’s resignation from the Justice Department)  
- Khabir Khan (Iranian official referenced in sports development projects and corruption allegations)  
- Princess Patch Phalavi (signatory of financial documents related to an Iranian sports project)  
- Shahanahan (Imperial Majesty referenced in payments to the Iranian organization)  
- Federal Grant (individual involved in legal proceedings mentioned in correspondence)  
- Senator John L. McClellan (U.S. Senate committee chairman accused of ties to Iranian agents)  
- Dean Rusk (U.S. Secretary of State involved in diplomatic and legal disputes with Iran)  

Key Locations:  
- Beverly Hills, California (bank location for checks related to the 1963 sports project)  
- New York City (address of World Athletic Sports Corp; U.S. Attorney’s office)  
- Washington, D.C. (U.S. Senate offices, Department of State, and legal proceedings)  
- Iran (context of sports projects, political disputes, and diplomatic tensions)  

Key Events:  
- 1963 financial transaction involving a $2.5 billion payment to an Iranian organization for a sports project  
- RFK’s resignation from the Justice Department as Attorney General, with claims of pressure from President John F. Kennedy  
- Legal proceedings against entities linked to Iran, including Federal Grant and the Pahlavi family  
- Political disputes between U.S. officials and Iranian authorities, including allegations of financial sabotage  
- Senate hearings in 1965 involving accusations of Iranian influence and corruption within U.S. government agencies  
- Correspondence referencing a "Million Dollar Mystery" linked to political investigations  

Key Organizations:  
- Organisation Nationale Iranzine Pour La Jeunesse Et L'Éducation Pixsique (Iranian sports organization involved in the 1963 financial transaction)  
- World Athletic Sports Corp (U.S.-based entity involved in sports development projects in Iran)  
- U.S. Attorney’s office (Southern District of New York, Los Angeles; involved in legal proceedings against Iranian-linked entities)  
- Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (PURURRAY)  
- Moss, Wels & Marcus law firm (legal representatives in disputes involving Iranian diplomats and U.S. government agencies)  
- Iranian Embassy/Embassy of Iran (linked to allegations of corruption, diplomatic tensions, and financial interference)

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