</s>BOX NO. 4 midek NO. 105 notes criticizing kennedy sent to Los Angeles NAACP Q17-Q20 RFK Assassination 2017-0108 1828 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary:  
The documents consist of multiple notes and administrative records related to interactions between the NAACP Watts Section in Los Angeles and federal authorities, particularly the FBI, during May–June 1968. They include internal communications referencing Robert F. Kennedy’s political roles (attorney general, senator) and criticisms of his perceived lack of action for marginalized communities. Notes warn recipients to maintain a "respectful distance" from Senator Kennedy. Some entries reference an investigation labeled "U.F.L.E. NO. 62-587" and mention the assassination of RFK, though details about the event itself are not elaborated. The documents also contain typographical errors, incomplete phrases (e.g., "AIR MA MAY 19.06"), and repeated redactions under Executive Order 14176/14178.  

Key People:  
- Robert F. Kennedy (Senator, subject of criticism and assassination reference)  
- Director, NAACP Watts Section Los Angeles, Calif. (sender of warnings)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI; recipient of communications)  

Key Locations:  
- Los Angeles, Calif. (primary location for NAACP Watts Section)  
- Washington, D.C. (location of FBI headquarters mentioned in documents)  

Key Events:  
- Criticism of Kennedy’s political record as attorney general and senator  
- Warnings to maintain distance from Senator Kennedy  
- Reference to an investigation (U.F.L.E. NO. 62-587) related to RFK’s assassination  
- Administrative notes about postal markings and document handling  

Key Organizations:  
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Watts Section  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

RFK Declassified Files

fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_004_folder_105.pdf

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