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John L. McClellan, Chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, received a letter from Richard H. Wells, attorney for Khalil Khan, enclosing copies of summons, complaints, and judgments related to World Athletic Sports Corp. and The Khabar Khan against various parties.

Khalil Khan met with Jack Corziblic in Los Angeles to discuss his case and the availability of funds for his trip. Mr. King had told him that he could obtain the funds from the U.S. Attorney's office, but Ms. Coata declined to make payment at this time, citing concerns about the attorney's potential change of mind.

A grand jury was convened in California to investigate Khalil Khan's case, and he testified before them. However, the government seemed unwilling to proceed with the investigation, and Mr. King had told him that they might assert a privilege that would prevent him from testifying.

Eugene Anderson, U.S. Attorney, declined to make payment of the funds at this time, citing concerns about the attorney's potential change of mind. The Shah's agents were trying to use arrangements through various people, including P.A. Arndey J. and Cook at the Immigration Service in New York City, Robert J. Rosti at the CIA Department, Barbara Watson and Miss Folzer at the State Department.

Richard H. Wels, attorney for Khalil Khan, requested Congressman Scheuler to introduce a Bill for his reference to Congress. The Shah's agents were trying to use arrangements through various people to deport Khalil Khan.

The Shah had been sending millions of dollars through his agents in this country to damage Khalil Khan's reputation and the reputation of his associates. They had even gone as far as trying openly to persuade senior officials and knowledgeable associates who undiscovered actions to be turned against them.

Khalil Khan had clearances that he would not give up his struggle accusations, and he had not cleared these unjust and false charges. The Shah's agents were trying to put pressure on him to stop his struggle for justice.

The Shah's agents were trying to use arrangements through various people to deport Khalil Khan. They had been making attempts to use the Immigration Service in New York City, the CIA Department, and the State Department to achieve their goal.

Robert F. Kennedy, letter to Senator McClellan, Khabar Khan matter, investigation, documents, corruption, misuse of funds, $100 million, Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Foreign Aid Program, Iran.

World Athletic Sports Corporation, proposal for sports development program in Tehran and Bahtari areas, golf course, clubhouse, driving ranges, miniature golf courses, swimming pools, tennis courts, football fields, rugby fields, baseball fields, race course, housing for employees and staff, parking area, pony ring, snack-bars, small artificial lakes, service facilities, trees and low walls, guest house for foreign visitors, central air conditioning plant, telephone exchange, sporting goods shops, medical dispensary.

Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, investigation into Foreign Aid Program in Iran, corruption, misuse of funds, $100 million, documents, Khabar Khan, Bakhtarii Tribe, United Patriots for Justice.

John F. Kennedy's name is not mentioned in the provided document summaries. The main topics discussed are related to Khalil Khan's case, the Shah's agents' attempts to deport him, and the investigation into Foreign Aid Program in Iran.

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