</s>4.1 11:40-73. H. S. Department of Justire 62- Serial 555 - 659 HQ-587 COPTED FOR=FOPPA Serial 559 - 669 ALLALS REQUESTERS FULL HAIR MEMBER 605 Jess Goldberg 824483 S/R 3/4 all Merman 25313 Bistro FEDERAL BUREA Sec. 14 HO-HEADQUARTERS Crisis Cases S/D HIO-CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER ATION SECTION 14 SELIALIS 558-850 15H1K87T73 14 VOL. FOR Serial # G63 USEDCATION AUTHORITY PERIVED FROM USE CARE IN HANDLING THIS FILE Transfer-Call 3421 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14/76

On June 17, 1968, Mr. Edward Green furnished information to the FBI that he had graduated from St. Edward's College in Oklahoma and had heard part of a talk by Dick Gregory at the campus gymnasium on May 12 or 16, 1968. Gregory allegedly made some statements about Mayor Lindsay of New York and Senator Kennedy of N.Y. being shot before the election.

The FBI is investigating the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and has received information that a couple, later identified as Jimmy Lee Brides, was seen in the serving area at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, where Kennedy was shot. The couple did not have visible press badges, but claimed to be with CBS.

John Rodman Justice, who worked on Senator Kennedy's staff, reported that he saw a man and woman in the serving area around 10-11 p.m. on June 4, 1968. He described the woman as attractive, average height, with short dark hair and no accent. Justice also reported hearing three "pops" after Kennedy left the podium.

The FBI has received photographs taken by Peter Spencer Berkson, a freelance photographer, which show a couple in the serving area at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968. The photographs are being reviewed for any pertinent information related to the investigation.

Justice is currently residing with his father and has been unable to identify the unknown man seen in the serving area. He believes he could identify the woman from photographs but not the man.

The FBI has also received information that a person named "Jimmy" referred to in an earlier airtel is identical with Jimmy Lee Brides, who is suspected of making threats against President Johnson. The FBI is requesting that a photograph of Brides be shown to Norman Joseph Kennedy Jr. and ascertained if it is identical to him.

The investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy continues, with various individuals being interviewed and photographs being reviewed for any pertinent information.

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