</s>SALAS, MARIO My. Salas was engaged in building a wall at the Corona Police Department Range on June 1, 1968. He stated he arrived at 8 a.m. and was the first person present. He further stated he recognized Sirhan's photograph but only from the newspapers. SALAZAR, MARIO Mr. Salazar, who lives one block from the Sirhan residence, stated that on June 5, 1968, he walked past the Siranian house. he admitted telling Mike Hope that he had been in Sirhan 's home but in fact lied. He denied making any statement that he know the polka dot dress girl. SALAH, ABDUL Mr. SALAH stated that he met Sharif Sirhan at the Wooden Shoe, Figueroa and York, six months prior to the assassination. He accompanied Sharif to the racetrack, where he lost all his money. He stated that He had not seen Sharif since that time and had never met Sirhan. SALÉH, ALI Mr. Salman stated that she knew Sharif Sirhran and reportedly saw him at the wooden Shoer, Figueroas and York. or at the Fez. He stated that he never met Sirahan Sirhan .. SALEH, MUSTAPA Mr.Salah has known Sharif Sirahan for five years. He has frequentized the "Pez" restaurant and the racerrack with Sharif many times. Mr. Salah met Sirkan B. Sirhan on one occasion at the racetrACK at which time Sirhan gave him a tip on a horse. SALESH, PARY Miss Salah name was recorded at the campaign headquarters by Khabir Khan. Investigation disclosed that Miss Salah was in England at the time. SALENGER, LUCY LEE Miss Salenger was a secretary in the Kennedy Campaign Head- quarters and on June 4, 1968 , worked at the Anchor desk in the Embassy Room from 9:30 a. m. until after the shooting. She -11.143- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy:
Names mentioned: John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, James Hoffa Jr., Harry C. Starr Sr., Frank Stask, Khabbar Khan, Khairab Khan, Phil Lee Clevenger, David Myers, Pirooz Tabatabai, Stephen Henry Tababani, Joseph George Tabbello, Jamshid Tadjiki, M. Taher, Abodol Hamid Tahu'u, Alfred Tanayori, Betty (Mrs.) Tapiia, Daniel Tapia, Francisco Taipia, Roland L. Tardiff, Dr. Albert Tashma, Abraham J. Tawil, Genevieve Taylor, Edward Van Antwerp, Jeanne Green Van Antwerp.

Dates mentioned: May 16, 1968, May 17, 1968, June 1, 1968, June 3, 1968, June 4, 1968, June 5, 1968, July 10, 1969.

Locations mentioned: Ambassador Hotel, Pasadena City College, Los Angeles Police Department, Temple Isaiah, Free Press (newspaper), Green Hotel (Pasadena), Rez Night Club, YMCA (Los Angeles).

Events and activities:
Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
Speech at the Temple Isaiah
Meeting with Lena Smith and Karen Ganley
Placing an advertisement in the Free Press
Meetings with Arabic persons at the Green Hotel
Living across the street from the Sirhan farm to Jerusalem
Working with Adel at the Rez Night Club
Seeing Sirhan frequently at the Rez Night Club
Last seeing Adel about a year ago and Sirhan approximately three years ago
Reviewing files for Phil Lee Clevenger and David Myers
Attending a speech at the Temple Isaiah
Telephoning Lena Smith and asking her for dates
Knowing Karen Ganley and asking her for dates
Not knowing any Jordanians or having seen Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Submitting names to the Kennedy Campaign Headquarters by Khairab Khan
Investigation revealing that M. Taher was not in the United States and Abodol Hamid Tahu'u was also not in the United States
Interviewing Dr. Albert Tashma about treating Sirhan for an eye aliment
Being interviewed after Mr. R. C. Thomas complained of vandalism caused by youngsters who gathered at Tawil's house
Not being acquainted with Gilderidine Oppenheimer
Living at 691 East Howard, Pasadena, and knowing Mary Sirhan
Believing he had spoken to Sirhan on one or two occasions but was not certain
Having a serious conversation with Sirhan about religion and ones obligation to God
Not being aware that Sirhan had lost him as a personal reference at the public library but it was possible
Finding the registration of John Wright who stayed at the YMCA in 1967
Treating Sirhan for an eye aliment
Being interviewed after Mr. R. C. Thomas complained of vandalism caused by youngsters who gathered at Tawil's house
Not being acquainted with Gilderidine Oppenheimer
Living at 691 East Howard, Pasadena, and knowing Mary Sirhan
Believing he had spoken to Sirhan on one or two occasions but was not certain
Having a serious conversation with Sirhan about religion and ones obligation to God
Not being aware that Sirhan had lost him as a personal reference at the public library but it was possible
Finding the registration of John Wright who stayed at the YMCA in 1967

Robert Officer Taylor worked for the Alhambra Police Department and recalled observing Sirhan playing pool in the Golden Garter Inn on Fremont and Valley Boulevard.

Michael Teague stated he met Laurel Ann Koons sometime in February 1968 in Vallejo, California, and visited her on May 3, 1968.

Murriel Teague owns an apartment located at 2317 West Main Street, Alhambra, where a man named Bob Allen contacted him to rent the apartment. However, there was no record of a Bob Allen.

Virginia (Mrs.) Teresi alleged a conspiracy in the death of Senator Kennedy.

Joseph Tescher stated he was contacted by Lloyd Hager on June 7, 1968, and informed him that Sirhan had fired at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 4, 1968.

R. C. Thomas notified investigators that a Jordanian family moved in next door to him and were causing trouble.

Harold Thompson stated he did not recognize photographs of Sirhan as anyone he had seen in the pool hall or elsewhere.

Richard Thomson is a service department employee of Cal Rod Rambler Company and recalled a salesman from Cal Tek Industries who sold a chemical to their company in March or April 1965.

Stephen Van Zandt Thomson lived at 708 E. Howard Street, Pasadena, for one month during May and June 1968 and stated he was aware that Sirhan was his neighbor but never spoke to him.

Zane (Mrs.) Thompson Was a member of the Pasadena Chapter of the Rosicrucians and stated she attended meetings approximately twice monthly but could not recall seeing Sirhan at the meetings.

Margie (Mrs.) Thorn stated she recalled babysitting for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Williams on Tuesday afternoon sometime during the first week of June 1968.

Frank Thornton is a security guard at IIT Cannon Electric Company and received an anonymous phone call asking if Sharif Sirhan had worked that night.

Joy Crane (Mrs.) Thornton volunteered for Young Professionals for Kennedy and arrived at the Ambassador Hotel on June 1, 1968, with her husband John.

William Tinkham was a volunteer worker for Young Professionals for Kennedy and attempted to hit Sirhan but was pushed away by the police.

Flavio Totten stated he met Sirhan approximately two years ago at the Richfield Gas Station in Pasadena where Sirhan was formerly employed.

Carol Towers stated that after the assassination of Robert P. Kennedy she heard a waitress say that she saw Sirhan or a person who resembled Sirhan in the coffee shop.

Mohammad M. Trish denied making statements about knowing Sirhan and his family.

Anthony Trebow is the operations executive at the Hollywood Park Race Track and stated he had interviewed concerning a Hollywood Park Race Track parking ticket found in Sirhan's vehicle.

Terry Patricia Miss Trivelli stated she observed a male and female in the Ambassador Hotel but their description did not match Sirhan's.

Nathaniel Sergeant Trives stated that he contacted John Morgan at American Airlines and received information about Tamara Corovich who was not connected with the assassination.

Jacqueline Miss Trivisono reported observing a man who resembled Sirhan visiting a family at 11447 Duncan Avenue, Lynwood.

Orie Trout arrived at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 1, 1968, and stated there were five to twelve people on the range but was unable to describe them.

Don Officer Trimble worked for the Alhambra Police Department and recalled observing Sirhan playing pool in the Golden Garter Inn approximately two to three weeks prior to the shooting.

Jessie (Mrs.) Turner called the police on June 14, 1968, and stated she received a phone call from an unknown female at the Urban League office who claimed to be the girl with the fellow who shot Senator Kennedy.

Wallace Mr. Turner, a reporter for the New York Times, was assigned to the Rafferty Headquarters at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, and witnessed the shooting from the kitchen area.

Theron Tyson stated he visited Leonard Davis at his insurance office during the summer of 1967, but knows James Hoffa, Jr. personally and was never present at Leonard Davis' office during any of their business meetings.

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