</s>ISAACKSON, BERD Mr. Isaacson, was a volunteer worker and arrived at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968. He was with Senator Kennedy in the Presidential Suite until the Senator left to deliver his victory speech. After the Senator lifted the acti- vitories on television. After all the Senator finished the act- heard noises similar to balloons breaking and when all the con- and went to the felt something was wrong. He left the suite and went on to the felted meeting was wrong, he saw Sirhan being removed from the hotel by officers. He remembers Sirhan unusual situation regarding the actions and remembers of a on Wilshire, Khan Khan. While at the Kennedy Headquarters from the handwriting could be positively identifigtied. He had the impression that than than we very overbearing and trying to from the session that would also meet volunteers entering the headquarters and essen them to the information desk as if they were his personal friends. on the registration cards. ISACKSON. JUNE (MRS.) Mrs. Isacson was the office manager at the Kennedy Headquarters Mrs. Iasakson was on June 6, 1968, with Mrs. Steve Smith. At on Wilshire Boulevard, West Los Angeles. She was at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968; with Mrs." Steve Smith .. At approximately 11 p.m. 1 pm, they were through the kitchen. Mrs. approximately 11 pm, I am, they knew that the kitchen was the kitchen, Mrs. Mrs. Smith asked Mrs. Isakson if she remembered the suspect. complexioned as asked Ms. Isackson when she was asked to speak to the President. did not recall this incident. The remainder of Mrs. Isaacson interviewed her account of the Khabib Khan incident at Kennedy Headquarters. Details are contained in this interview. ISRAELBY, ILAN Mr. IASAELY, IASaaly came to the attention of investigators when the Squire Halipree Company received a request for a toupee and were unable to contact him. Israrely request for the coup' and a toupee, but that his friends have stated he did not request the past as a joke. (He was bald). NOTE: Investigation disclosed that Israel was not connected with Sirhan or the assassination. IVES, VIOLA (Mrs.) Mrs. IVES, Ives telephoned investigators and reported observing the suspect on the Joe Pyne Show during the Arab-Israeli war. -1008- 2025 RELEASE UNDERED. 14176-

John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Sirhan Sirhan, Peter Kent, and other individuals were involved in events related to the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

On June 4, 1968, Senator Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the assassin and later convicted for the crime.

Peter Kent, a treasurer for the "Young Professionals for Kennedy," was present at the Embassy Room during the assassination but did not see a gun. James Lowe, who was on stage when Kennedy made his speech, helped Mrs. Kennedy after shots were fired.

Lois Lowe thought Sirhan may have visited her grandson at the restaurant several months earlier. Jack Lubarsky saw suspects arm and hand holding a gun, while Richard Lubic observed suspects arm and hand holding a gun.

John Ludlow saw a female dressed in a black polka dot dress run from the hotel with a male. Typewritten notes sent to Ernest Lutz stated that Kennedy's name stood for everything indecent, immoral, ugly, and American. A list of mail order customers received by Ernest Lutz on May 5, 1968, was investigated.

Paul Benedict (later identified as Paul P. McCarthy) was mentioned in news reports about the assassination.

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