</s>LA 56-156 PAGE TWO TURNED OVER TO DEFENSE THROUGH MOTION OF DISCOVERY By The Court. NO RESTRICTIONS CONCERNING THE USE WHICH COULD BE MADE OF SUCH MATERIAL WERE IMPOSED - 2 - 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy: 

* No information provided.

Assassination:
 
* The documents appear to be related to an investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in 1968.
* A telegram sent by Sirhan Sirhan from San Quentin Prison on September 9, 1970, was denied permission because it was a holiday and authorities did not deem it sufficiently important to open up the wire room.

Investigations:
 
* The FBI's Los Angeles office conducted an investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968.
* A letterhead memorandum dated April 24, 1969, listed several individuals as members of the Student Group of the Communist Party that formed at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) in April 1967.

Individuals:
 
* Sirhan Bishara Sirhan: His acquaintances were interviewed by the FBI.
* Judy Arrard, James Berland, and William Divale: They were associated with the Student Group of the Communist Party but refused to cooperate or provide information.
* Art Kevin: He was a guest speaker at an Experimental College class on Assassinations at Santa Monica City College and discussed the Clay-Shaw investigation.

Locations:
 
* Los Angeles, California
* San Quentin Prison
* University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
* Pasadena City College
* John Muir High School

Dates:
 
* June 1968: The FBI's Los Angeles office conducted an investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
* April 24, 1969: A letterhead memorandum listed several individuals as members of the Student Group of the Communist Party that formed at UCLA in April 1967.
* September 9, 1970: Sirhan Sirhan sent a telegram from San Quentin Prison that was denied permission because it was a holiday and authorities did not deem it sufficiently important to open up the wire room.

Evidence, testimony, or findings:
 
* The FBI interviewed several individuals associated with the Student Group of the Communist Party.
* Miron Buturitu believed that Gheorghe Buzdugan was mentally disturbed and had told him different stories about his business.
* Floran G. furnished information to a Special Agent of the FBI on December 7, 1970, December 29, 1970, and January 18, 1971.

George Buzdugan:
 
* A Romanian national who claimed to have been imprisoned in Romania from 1945-1964 for his political activities.
* He also stated that he was imprisoned in the Soviet Union from 1955-1960.
* The FBI interviewed George Buzdugan on February 17, 1971.

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