</s>7/11/68 AIRTEL AIR MAIL TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (62-587) FROM: SAC, HONOLULU (62 -674) (RUC) SUBJECT: KENBALT He New York airtel to Bureau dated 7/5/68. The following investigation was conducted by SA JOHN F. WILTEN on 7/11:68: At Honolulu, Hawaii JANE TOKOHAMA, Chief Clerk, Immigration and Naturalisation Service (INB), was unable to locate any record on her files regarding CLIFFORD FLITTER or FLITTY, who was in Qantas Airways Flight 530 from Sydney, Australia, to London, England, 6/8/68, She commented that if this individual were a U.S. citizen, she would have the record of him in her files. PHILLIP PIPER, Investigator, U.S . Customs, was unable to locate a record of CLIFFOD FLITTE or FLITTTY, who was on QantAS Airways Flight 550 from Sydney. Australia, to London, 6 /8/66. He commented that it there were such an individual on this flight and stopped at Honolulu, there 3 - Bureau 2 - Los Angeles (56-156) Honolulu Sarched ... (61) Indec- Seriflzed. Filced. GZ-67-26 2025 RELEASSLUNDER E.O. 14176

EDWARD SULTAN, JR., was a registered guest at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, California on June 1, 1968. He advised that he did not stay in the hotel and could offer no information regarding the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

KIMO MC VAY held reservations at the Ambassador Hotel for June 4, 1968 but arrived on June 5, 1968 after the assassination. He stated that he had been on a pleasure trip to New Orleans and extended his stay for personal reasons.

LARRY LINDBERG was observed at Waikiki, Hawaii, and the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, California on June 4-5, 1968. The Los Angeles Police Department requested assistance from the FBI in locating and interviewing individuals who were present at the hotel on the night of the assassination to determine if they knew Sirhan or had seen him around the hotel.

The trial date for Sirhan was set for December 1968. The FBI conducted investigations and interviews with various individuals, including Edward Sultan, Kimo Mc Vay, and Adrian Liva, but found no connections to Larry Lindberg.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was observed at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4-5, 1968, where he shot and killed Senator Robert F. Kennedy using a .22 caliber revolver.

The FBI released information regarding these individuals under E.O. 14176, which allowed for the declassification of certain documents related to the assassination investigation.

RFK Declassified Files

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