</s>Weekly Summary #52 Page 15 by proper application to the County clerk by order of the Court upon payment of the fees provided by statute. "The Los Angeles Police Department has agreed without reservation that the interests of the public and law enforcement are best served by full disclosure of the results of the comprehensive investigation which they have conducted. "Los Angeles Chief of Police Roger Murdock will arrange that the Sirhan case record will be made available to the public to the fullest extent that security precautions and administrative re- sources will permit. "In many respects the problems and pressures incident to the successful prosecution of People v. Sirhan are without parallel in the history of American jurisprudence. I would be remiss in my duty if I failed to acknowledge the splendid performances of the various agencies involved. This was a team effort. "I congratulate the Los Angeles police Department for an investigation without equal in magnitude and thoroughness. "We also received invaluable assistance through the un- stinting cooperation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. "The Sheriff of Los Angeles County established necessary security measures which were exercised with efficiency and discretion. "I am grateful to the many members of the press corps for their objectivity in reporting the events of this trial and for their uncomplaining cooperation with the restrictions imposed by the "Order re Publicity." more -- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Names of people, organizations, and agencies:
- Sirhan B. Sirhan
- Robert F. Kennedy
- Evelle J. Younger
- Los Angeles Police Department
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Thomas Noguchi
- Arthur J. Goldberg
- Ronald Reagan
- Edward M. Kennedy

Dates and locations:
- May 1968 (Los Angeles, California)
- May 29, 1969 (Los Angeles, California)
- May 31, 1969 (San Quentin Prison, California)

Significant events or activities:
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
- Investigation into the assassination
- Trial and conviction of Sirhan B. Sirhan
- Death penalty sentencing for Sirhan B. Sirhan

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:
- None mentioned in this document summary

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:
- No credible evidence of conspiracy in the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
- Psychiatric testimony during the trial was deemed "far-reaching and absurd" by District Attorney Evelle J. Younger
- Autopsy on Sen. Kennedy conducted in a proper manner

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