</s>Weekly Summary #36 Page 15 "Yes, I did, I said Clark. .Dep. Dist. Atty. David N. Eitts_quickly_interjected: ... Have-you told the truth here, sir? "Yes", Clark replied firmly. I have. It. Sirhan, Clark related, according to the newspaper, fell into the habit of providing coffee, soft drinks and sandwiches to Clark when he made the usual Wednesday trash pickup at the Sirhan home. I thought very much of him, said Clark Stroll testified that he was a Kennedy volunteer worker guarding a doorway when he was cut down by a bullet in his left calf. . ... I felt someone kick me," said Stroll, adding that he didn't know at first he had been shot. Then I noticed -- because I had on blue pants -- that one of my legs was red. One of the defense attorneys, Grant B. Cooper, cross-examined Stroll, and asked if he (Stroll) had brought an action of a million and a half dollars against the defendant for the injury to his leg. Stroll answered that he had. (The-suit,-filled-earlier-this-month, actually seeks $1,050,000.) Dr. Abo said Kennedy's right eye was open, "starring aimlessly," and the left eye was closed. As he bent to see if Kennedy needed artifact- ial respiration, Abo related, the senator's left eye opened 'very quickly with a puzzled look.' He also said that when Mrs. Ethel Kennedy arrived at her husband's ide, the Senator 'reached out and took her hand and spoke to her." "The defense objected that the conversation was immaterial and he objection was sustained, reported the newspaper. more -- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy's assassination and related investigations are not mentioned in the provided document.

The document appears to be a personal account of the author's intellectual development, political activism, and experiences with various social movements.

Key points:

* The author grew up in a middle-class family and developed an interest in politics and social issues during their high school years.
* They became involved with the Young Democrats and later joined Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).
* The author attended the Free Speech Movement in Berkeley, where they met Herbert Marcuse and was influenced by his ideas on one-dimensional man.
* They also participated in the "Vietnam Day" teach-in in Berkeley and had a five-minute critique of Issoe Deutscher's books.
* The author formed an Ad Hoc Committee to End Discrimination at P.C.C. around the issue of the selection of the Rose Queen and Court, which was held on campus every year (no minority group person had ever been included in the court in over seventy years of Tournament of Roses Parades).
* They were accepted into UCLA and took all history classes their first two semesters, but were disappointed because they were purely empirical in approach and "dry as dust" in content.
* The author's professor discouraged them from using crude economic determinism in their analysis.

Notable figures:

* C. Wright Mills
* Herbert Marcuse
* Issoe Deutscher

Key events:

* The Civil Rights Movement
* The Anti-War Movement
* The Free Speech Movement in Berkeley

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