</s>BOX NO. 4 Finder NO. 106 photographs and negatives of remedy campaigning in California 1835. RFK Assassination 2017-2018 /1858 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The text contains a series of declassified document references related to Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) and his assassination, including release designations under Executive Orders 14176 and 14/70. It mentions photographs and negatives associated with RFK's campaign in California, specifically referencing the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, where RFK was shot on June 5, 1968. The document includes notes about a photographer named Bill Eppridge, identified as PB802, with a Kodak film rating dated April 18, 1968. It also references "State College" in California and mentions political entities or locations such as "California Politic," "Dim 19 Do Valley," and "Saliferty." Some entries appear to be administrative records or form-like data, including file numbers (e.g., LA FILE 56-156, NY FILE 44-1640) and unclear text possibly related to enclosures or correspondence. The document includes repeated release designations for declassification under specific executive orders, with some entries containing garbled or illegible text.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- Bill Eppridge (photographer, PB802)  
- Unknown individuals referenced in unclear text (e.g., "Woman spared," "ennedy")  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles (Ambassador Hotel)  
- California (State College, Dim 19 Do Valley, Saliferty)  
- New York (NY FILE 44-1640)  

Key Events  
- RFK assassination at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968  
- Photographic documentation of RFK's campaign in California  
- Administrative records related to declassification under Executive Orders 14176 and 14/70  

Key Organizations  
- Bureau (possibly FBI or another federal agency)  
- Kodak (film manufacturer)

RFK Declassified Files

fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_004_folder_106.pdf

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