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Summary  
The text contains fragmented and partially redacted information related to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) on June 5, 1968, in Los Angeles. It references Sirhan Bishara Sirhan as the accused assassin, detailing his arrest, alleged motives, and the circumstances of the shooting. Medical details about RFK’s injuries, including a bullet wound to the head and subsequent complications, are mentioned. The text also includes political responses, such as congressional actions to curb handgun sales following RFK’s death. References to the Kennedy family’s history of tragedy, including previous deaths in aviation accidents, are noted. Fragmented mentions of police procedures, medical personnel (e.g., Dr. Henry), and legal proceedings involving Sirhan are present. The document also includes a mix of names, media references, and fragmented text related to the aftermath of RFK’s assassination, including a commission established to investigate causes of violence, President Lyndon B. Johnson’s address following the tragedy, and coverage in major newspapers such as *The Washington Post*, *Times Herald*, *Daily News*, and *Evening Star*. Dates spanning June 6–11, 1968, are listed alongside redacted or unclear entries, including potential social security numbers marked as "[SSN REDACTED]". The text also references a release under Executive Order 14176, likely related to declassification.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Accused assassin of RFK; described as a "fanatic" with anti-Israel sentiments.  
- **Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)**: Assassinated Senator; details of his injuries and medical treatment are included.  
- **Dr. Henry**: Medical personnel involved in RFK’s treatment, accused of complications during surgery.  
- **Lyndon B. Johnson**: Mentioned as President at the time of RFK’s assassination and later addressing violence and national mourning.  
- **John F. Kennedy**: Referenced in the context of the Kennedy family’s history of tragedy.  
- **Ethel Kennedy**: Wife of RFK; mentioned in relation to media coverage and a plea for bystanders to move back during her husband’s critical condition.  
- **Bystanders**: Noted in the context of Ethel Kennedy’s plea.  
- **Names listed**: Tolson, DeLoach, Mohr, Bishop, Callowan, Conrad, Felt, St Roi, KENSALT, Suivvan, Holmes, Gandy, LJB  

Key Locations  
- **Los Angeles**: Site of RFK’s assassination and Sirhan’s arrest.  
- **Arlington Cemetery**: Mentioned in relation to funeral arrangements for RFK.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Context for political responses, including congressional actions and presidential addresses.  
- **New York City**: Location associated with Ethel Kennedy.  
- **Hotel kitchen corridor**: Scene of RFK’s shooting.  

Key Events  
- **Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy**: Occurred on June 5, 1968, in Los Angeles; Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was arrested and charged with murder.  
- **Medical Treatment of RFK**: Described as suffering from severe brain trauma, blood loss, and complications during surgery.  
- **Congressional Response**: A bill to curb handgun sales and enhance security measures was proposed following RFK’s death.  
- **Kennedy Family Tragedies**: References to previous deaths in the Kennedy family, including aviation accidents involving John F. Kennedy and others.  
- **Presidential Address by Lyndon B. Johnson**: Delivered after RFK’s assassination, addressing violence and national mourning.  
- **Formation of a Commission**: Established to investigate causes of violence following RFK’s death.  
- **Media Coverage**: Reported in *The Washington Post*, *Times Herald*, *Daily News*, *Evening Star*, and other outlets.  
- **Ethel Kennedy’s Plea**: Mentioned in the context of bystanders moving back during her husband’s critical condition.  

Key Organizations  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Involved in Sirhan’s arrest and investigation.  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Implied through mentions of security measures and investigations.  
- **U.S. Congress**: Addressed legislative responses to RFK’s assassination, including gun control legislation.  
- **Secret Service**: Mentioned in the context of expanded security measures post-assassination.  
- **Special Commission**: Established to investigate causes of violence.  
- **U.S. Department of the Interior**: Implied via Executive Order 14176 related to declassification.  
- **Media Organizations**: *The Washington Post*, *Times Herald*, *Daily News*, *Evening Star*, *New York Post*

RFK Declassified Files

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