</s>FIELD INTERVIEWS FILE # 1-271 Person(s) Interviewed:SOR KAIN CHASLCHAYOTE (6-17-68 Time Business Address & Phone Residence Address & Phone Information (To be complete -the report should include: Who,What,When,Where, Why & How) OUT OF COUNTRY VOLUNTEERED FOR CAMPAIGN WORK FOR COMING PRES. ELECT NOTIEIEN made CARDS AT CAMPAIGN MAQTRS MADE BY KHAAIBAR KIAN'S PARTY 5-48 investigators, making interview Approved by: SET BARTUCANI + OEC. 2018 REASATINAREE PIZA

John F. Kennedy assassination records and related investigations:

* Khalibar Khan, an Iranian national, had disputes with various parties, including Thompson-Starratt Company, Randolph Dickkins Jr., Mahoud Reza Pahlavi, Fatemch Pahlavlıdı, Judith Ellen Fromer, William E. Burk Jr., Robert Frommer, Paula Braun, and Batol Shidfar.
* Judgments were obtained against all parties except Judith Fromer and Robert Frommer, who could not be reached or located.
* Khalibar Khan made several voluntary appearances before grand juries in New York, Los Angeles, and the Southern District of New Jersey.
* The Shah of Iran sent millions of dollars through his agents to damage Khalibar Khan's reputation and that of his associates, but these efforts were unsuccessful.
* Khalibar Khan testified before a federal grand jury and submitted documents as exhibits, clearing unjust and false accusations made by Senator McClellan and his colleagues.

Key individuals involved:

* John L. McClellan, Chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
* Richard H. Wells, attorney for Khalibar Khan
* Khalibar Khan, Iranian national
* The Shah of Iran

Key events and actions:

* Disputes between Khalibar Khan and various parties
* Judgments obtained against all parties except Judith Fromer and Robert Frommer
* Khalibar Khan's voluntary appearances before grand juries in New York, Los Angeles, and the Southern District of New Jersey
* The Shah's efforts to damage Khalibar Khan's reputation and that of his associates

Elizabeth Persingh Posigh was identified as a campaign worker for John F. Kennedy.

Khabib Khan had 39% of his wardrobe lost in a fire after a party on November 3, 1954.

A card was made out by Khabib Khan's associates and friends wishing only to complete the facilities as requested and required by The Shah.

Dr. Khosro Khosrovani, an Iranian Ambassador, is mentioned in a letter regarding corruption in his government and its position as a police state manager.

The American Public at Large are not stupid; truth is important in this country.

If it's true that Dr. Khosrovani has illicitated several poignant remarks about the writer, then he should be concerned with the writer's Military Reserve Status and records.

The Foreign-Aid Scandal, Sports Project, and World Athletic Sports Corp. should be brought to light before the American Public.

President Johnson and his Administration rightfully feel that Iran is a "developed country."

The Iranian Government should utilize their own available funds to satisfy their needs relating to bribery, etc.

John L. McClellan acknowledged receipt of a letter from Richard H. Wells, attorney for Khalibar Khan, enclosing copies of summons, complaints, and judgments against various parties.

Moss, Wels & Marcus released documents under E.O. 14176 regarding Khalibar Khan's disputes with Thompson-Starratt Company and others.

Senator John L. McClellan was informed by Senator McClellan on April 12, 1965, that the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations had been investigating the Foreign-Aid Scandal, Sports Project, and World Athletic Sports Corp.

The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations released a statement on May 16, 1963, regarding their investigation into the Foreign-Aid Scandal, Sports Project, and World Athletic Sports Corp.

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