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Summary  
The document contains a fragmented transcript of an interview or interrogation involving multiple individuals discussing interactions with Sirhan Barham (likely the assassin of Robert F. Kennedy) and his associations with political groups such as the Peace and Freedom Party and Young Democrats. Conversations focus on ideological exchanges, potential legal implications, and meetings in locations including San Jose, Los Angeles, and Pasadena. References to a "P.C.C." (possibly a local committee) and administrative notes about declassification under Executive Order 14176 are included. The text includes redacted sections marked with "(f)" or "(s)". A separate transcript involves an individual referred to as "Walter" discussing legal rights, polygraph testing, and personal experiences, including a demonstration on June 23rd related to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s visit to Century City. Walter also references past incidents, such as an altercation in junior high school, and mentions individuals like Sgt. Alexander and "Dr. Calvosmy."  

Key People  
- Sirhan Barham (alleged assassin of Robert F. Kennedy)  
- Tom Good (alleged associate of Sirhan)  
- Walter (interviewee discussing legal rights and personal experiences)  
- Mayor Yorty (mentioned in context of political implications)  
- Ron Good (possibly a relative or associate of Tom Good)  
- Al Patah, Sgt. Alexander, Dr. Calvosmy (referenced in conversations)  

Key Locations  
- San Jose, California  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Pasadena, California  
- Century City, California (site of a demonstration involving President Lyndon B. Johnson)  

Key Events  
- Discussions about Sirhan Barham’s alleged revolutionary ideas and political associations  
- Meetings between interviewees and Sirhan or others in the context of political activism  
- Demonstration on June 23rd related to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s visit to Century City  
- Personal incidents, including a past altercation in junior high school  
- Interrogation or interview process involving polygraph testing and discussions of legal rights  

Key Organizations  
- Peace and Freedom Party  
- Young Democrats  
- P.C.C. (likely a local political committee, context unclear)  
- Entities associated with acronyms RUT, RIF, YAH (likely investigative or governmental groups, though specific identities are not clarified in the text)

RFK Declassified Files

62-hq-587_ebf_1090_sec_001_ser_1090_only_pt2-part_6_of_6.pdf

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