</s>104-10175-10133 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SUBJETE LINIT-1 (6/1- The attached explains the involvement of Subject in the circumances surrounding of Recruitment attempt and personal harassment of Soviet official(s) (POI-73322) in June, 1968. The narrative is presented by [with 06/0] of Cameron JOHNSON is (97-07-07), Dean of Yen at the University of the American, who ves deeply involved in the operation. While no sparent direct or serious damage to LINIT -- 1 reunited direct this, it is borne in mind that Johnson did rent his house from LINITF-1-1 and that if the Soviets ever had suggestions of LITU-1's relations with (the Strictly L.I's appearance in these events might be viewed by the Soviets as positivity more than coincidence. 4/1/3

Summary: The document contains a fragmented account of an individual's experience involving surveillance, harassment, and interactions with law enforcement in June 1968. It references an unnamed subject (LINIT-1) who reported unusual activity around their residence, including individuals observed near their property, a blue Chevrolet parked at a university location, and encounters with uniformed police. The narrative includes details about a car being towed, interactions with Soviet Embassy personnel, and confusion over the identity of individuals such as "FURST U.S.U.S." (possibly a code name). There are mentions of surveillance tactics, including observation from rooftops and attempts to identify intruders. The text also references Cameron Johnson, Dean of Yen at the University of the American, as being involved in an operation related to Soviet official POI-73322, though details remain unclear. Some sections contain incomplete or garbled information, including references to locations like "Lady's Bar" and a road leading to the subject's house.  

Key People: LINIT-1 (subject of surveillance), Cameron Johnson (Dean of Yen at University of the American), POI-73322 (Soviet official), FURST U.S.U.S. (possibly code name), unnamed individuals observed near the property, and unspecified law enforcement personnel.  

Key Locations: Residence of LINIT-1, Lady's Bar, road leading to the residence, University premises, parking lot at the university, and areas near the Soviet Embassy.  

Key Events: Surveillance of LINIT-1's property, observation of a blue Chevrolet and uniformed police, interactions with Soviet Embassy personnel, attempts to identify intruders, car towing, and communication with law enforcement.  

Key Organizations: University police force, L.I.A. (possibly an agency or unit), and unspecified federal authorities involved in the case.

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