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John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, assassination, investigations, or related individuals and events.

Names of people:
- SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAN
- ROBERT F. KENNEDY
- WILLIAM P. GARDNER
- EVELLE J. YOUNGER
- RUSSELL E. PARSONS
- A. L. WIRIN
- RICHARD SCHAUER
- JOHN HOWARD
- DAVID FITTs
- JACK GRUGAN
- MARGOS HERNANDEZ

Dates and locations:
- June 4, 1968 (Senator Kennedy's victory speech at the Ambassador Hotel)
- June 5, 1968 (aftermath of the shooting)
- August 2, 1968 (Sirhan Bishara Sirhan pled not guilty to murder in the slaying of Robert F. Kennedy)
- Los Angeles, California (Ambassador Hotel)
- Glendale, California
- New York, N.Y.

Significant events or activities:
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy made a victory speech in the Embassy Room at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968.
- After his speech, Senator Kennedy left the stage area and walked through a hallway into the kitchen.
- A shooting occurred in the kitchen area, resulting in Senator Kennedy's death.
- Various individuals were present in the area, including William Barry, Fred Dutton, Joseph Giordano, Frank Mankiewicz, and others.
- Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was arrested for the murder of Robert F. Kennedy.

Connections to JFK or related investigations:
- The assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy was a significant event in American history, and this document contains information related to that investigation.
- Various individuals were interviewed as part of the investigation, including those mentioned above.
- The document also contains information about the events leading up to the shooting and the aftermath.

Evidence, testimony, or findings:
- Testimony from various individuals, including Walter Joachim, Edith Johnson, Patrick Murphy, Hans Peter Bidstrup, Michael D. Wharton, William Barry, Robert Salgedo, Fredrick Garry Dutton, Joseph D. Giordano, and Frank Mankiewicz.
- Information about the events leading up to the shooting and the aftermath.
- Details about the investigation into Senator Kennedy's assassination.

People:
- John F. Kennedy
- Pat Brown
- Royer
- Steven Smith
- Fred Dutton
- Paul Schrade
- Norris
- Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
- Victor Palmeri
- Stephen Smith

Dates and locations:
- November 1963 (approximate date of events)
- California (state where Senator Kennedy was campaigning)

Significant events or activities:
- Assassination attempt on Senator Kennedy
- Rumors spread about who shot the senator
- Norris saw Steven Smith, Fred Dutton, and Paul Schrade, but they were not involved in the shooting
- Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's name mentioned as a suspect (later confirmed)
- Victor Palmeri expressed concern for Senator Kennedy's safety during his campaign
- Stephen Smith told Palmeri that stringent security would not be provided

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:
- The assassination attempt on Senator Kennedy is connected to the broader context of the JFK assassination investigation
- Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was later confirmed as the assassin of Robert F. Kennedy (JFK's brother) in 1968
- Norris's testimony and observations are relevant to understanding the events surrounding the assassination

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:
- Norris's statement that he did not see Sirhan Bishara Sirhan during the evening
- Palmeri's concern for Senator Kennedy's safety during his campaign
- Smith's response to Palmeri that stringent security would not be provided

RFK Declassified Files

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