</s>Case Number: 62-WF-O Serial(s): 19267 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents detail a series of interactions between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Terence John Hayes, a man who made threats against Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and Chief Justice Earl Warren. Hayes contacted the FBI on multiple occasions between 1962 and 1964, reporting his own struggles with alcoholism, immigration issues, and alleged Communist activities related to the Indian Embassy. On May 14, 1964, Hayes reported an incident at the Headquarters Bar in Washington, D.C., where he claimed an unknown man made derogatory remarks about Kennedy, Warren, and former President Eisenhower. The FBI investigated but found no evidence of criminal activity, concluding that Hayes’ statements were likely intoxicated ramblings. The documents also reference unrelated cases involving Robert Stanley Fantroy, a typewriter theft investigation, and administrative records from the FBI’s Washington Field Office (WFO).  

Key People:  
- **Terence John Hayes**: Subject of multiple FBI interactions; reported threats against RFK and Earl Warren, described as an alcoholic with immigration issues.  
- **Robert Stanley Fantroy**: Individual involved in a typewriter theft case linked to the Arthur Capper Recreation Center.  
- **Detective Sgt. Donohue** and **Detective Sam Wallace**: Washington Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers who interacted with Fantroy.  
- **William Stark**, **Margo Burke**, and **Maggie Smith**: Bartenders and bar owners at the Headquarters Bar who reported observations of Hayes and others.  

Key Locations:  
- **Headquarters Bar** (Mount Pleasant, Washington, D.C.): Site of alleged confrontations and bar interactions.  
- **Arthur Capper Recreation Center**: Location where Fantroy received a check from Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.  
- **Indian Embassy** (Washington, D.C.): Mentioned in Hayes’ claims about Communist activities.  

Key Events:  
- **May 14, 1964**: Hayes reported an unknown man making threats against RFK and Warren at the Headquarters Bar.  
- **December 15, 1962**: Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy left Washington, D.C., for South America, noted in Fantroy’s case.  
- **Multiple FBI interactions with Hayes** (1962–1964): Including calls about immigration issues, alleged Communist ties, and intoxication.  

Key Organizations:  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted investigations into Hayes’ claims and Fantroy’s typewriter theft.  
- **Washington Metropolitan Police Department (MPD)**: Involved in Fantroy’s case and bar-related reports.  
- **Secret Service**: Received information from Hayes about potential threats against RFK.

RFK Declassified Files

62-wf-0_sec_000_ser_19267.pdf

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