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Summary  
The documents contain fragmented legal, political, and administrative records spanning 1963–1968, primarily involving U.S. Senate investigations, Iranian diplomatic tensions, and Robert F. Kennedy’s political activities. Key figures include Khabar Khan, a central figure in legal disputes and alleged Iran-related dealings; John L. McClellan, a U.S. Senator implicated in Senate investigations; and RFK himself, referenced in correspondence regarding legal matters and his 1968 presidential campaign. Legal proceedings involve court cases, grand jury actions, and administrative filings under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Iranian diplomatic tensions are highlighted through references to the Shah of Iran’s alleged financial manipulation, interactions with U.S. officials, and proposals for sports infrastructure development in Iran. Financial transactions, legal disputes over service of process, and claims of corruption or misconduct by government officials are recurring themes.  

Key People  
- Khabar Khan (central figure in legal/political contexts; referenced as "Ki THE KHAIBAR KHAN" in correspondence)  
- John L. McClellan (U.S. Senator; implicated in Senate investigations and alleged Iran-related collusion)  
- Robert F. Kennedy (U.S. Senator, later Attorney General; mentioned in letters regarding legal matters and political campaigns)  
- Richard H. Wells (lawyer associated with Moss, Wells & Marcus law firm)  
- Colonel Pat Young (linked to hotel development projects in Iran)  
- Walter Mercer (partner with Young in Iran-related ventures)  
- Shah of Iran (alleged involvement in financial manipulation and diplomatic disputes)  
- Jesse M. Unruh (Speaker of the California Assembly; referenced in 1968 correspondence)  
- Eugene Anderson (U.S. Attorney’s Office official)  
- Walter Yagley (Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division)  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C. (Department of Justice, Senate offices, legal proceedings)  
- New York City (legal filings, law firm Moss, Wells & Marcus)  
- Los Angeles, California (political campaigns, legal actions)  
- Tehran, Iran (diplomatic tensions, sports infrastructure proposals)  
- Hamedan and Kermanshah, Iran (sports center development projects)  

Key Events  
- Senate investigations into Iranian corruption and foreign aid programs (1963–1965), including allegations of collusion between U.S. officials and Iranian agents.  
- Legal disputes involving court orders, service of process, and summons against entities such as the Thompson-Starmett Company and Randolph Dickins.  
- Alleged attempts by the Shah of Iran to undermine an individual’s reputation through financial manipulation and threats.  
- Correspondence between RFK and legal representatives regarding the Khabar Khan matter and Senate investigations.  
- Submission of sports infrastructure proposals to the Shahanshahi Sports Organization of Iran, including facilities in Hamedan and Kermanshah (March 3, 1963).  
- Legal proceedings tied to Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 presidential campaign, including appearances before federal grand juries.  

Key Organizations  
- United States Department of Justice  
- Senate Committee on Foreign Relations (implied through references to John L. McClellan)  
- Moss, Wells & Marcus law firm (involved in legal matters and RFK-related correspondence)  
- Shahanshahi Sports Organization of Iran (recipient of sports development proposals)  
- World Athletic Sports Corporation (proponent of sports infrastructure projects in Iran)  
- U.S. Attorney’s Office (New York and California)

RFK Declassified Files

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