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Summary  
The document contains a collection of declassified government records related to investigations into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK), including references to the Warren Commission, FBI documents, and discussions about evidence such as bullet fragments, witness accounts, and forensic analysis. It mentions Lee Harvey Oswald as the alleged assassin, referencing his workplace at the Texas School Book Depository and his connection to the assassination on November 22, 1963. The text also includes administrative details about FBI operations, including a federal warrant issued in 1968 for Eric Starvo Galt (alias John Willard), though this individual is linked to other cases rather than JFK’s assassination. A 1973 conference organized by the Committee to Investigate Assassinations at Georgetown University is noted as the first such event featuring discussions on JFK’s assassination, Robert F. Kennedy’s death, and other political assassinations. The document references classified materials, FBI wanted notices, and technical aspects of investigations, including stress evaluation techniques and polygraph use in criminal cases.  

Key People  
- **John F. Kennedy** (President of the United States)  
- **Lee Harvey Oswald** (alleged assassin of JFK; referenced as a suspect in FBI documents)  
- **Robert F. Kennedy** (Senator, later assassinated; discussed alongside JFK’s assassination)  
- **Eric Starvo Galt** (alias John Willard; wanted by FBI for murder and conspiracy, though linked to other cases)  
- **Norman Mailer** (author and speaker at the 1973 conference, critiqued government handling of historical intelligence issues)  
- **Robert P. Smith** (spoke on ongoing research into JFK’s assassination)  
- **James Angleton** (FBI director, referenced in classified materials)  
- **Warren Commission members** (investigated JFK’s assassination; names not specified in the text)  

Key Locations  
- **Dallas, Texas** (site of JFK’s assassination and Jack Ruby’s involvement)  
- **Texas School Book Depository** (Oswald’s workplace; referenced as a key location in investigations)  
- **Georgetown University** (hosted the 1973 conference by the Committee to Investigate Assassinations)  
- **Washington, D.C.** (headquarters for the Committee to Investigate Assassinations and FBI operations)  

Key Events  
- **JFK assassination on November 22, 1963** (central focus of investigations; referenced in discussions about evidence, witness accounts, and forensic analysis)  
- **Warren Commission findings** (discussed as part of debates over evidence and conspiracy theories)  
- **1973 Conference by the Committee to Investigate Assassinations** (first organized event featuring discussions on JFK’s assassination, Robert F. Kennedy’s death, and other political assassinations)  
- **FBI investigation into Eric Starvo Galt** (including a federal warrant issued in 1968; though linked to other cases, referenced in the context of FBI operations)  
- **Discussions on forensic analysis, witness testimonies, and media coverage of assassinations** (highlighted as part of investigative efforts)  

Key Organizations  
- **Committee to Investigate Assassinations** (organized the 1973 conference; advocated for transparency in U.S. intelligence operations)  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)** (referenced in wanted notices, operations, and investigations into JFK’s assassination)  
- **Warren Commission** (investigated JFK’s assassination; names not specified in the text)  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)** (mentioned in classified materials and "Yellow List" references)

Summary:  
The text contains a collection of declassified government documents and related materials focusing on investigations into political assassinations, including those involving John F. Kennedy (JFK). Key topics include discussions about JFK’s assassination in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963, with references to logistical details such as lighting failures at the scene and attendee registration for conferences. The Warren Commission investigation is mentioned alongside claims of CIA and FBI involvement, including alleged ties to Cuban operatives and Republican Party connections. Watergate developments (1972–1974) influenced discussions on government transparency and political conspiracies. Articles from *Computers and Automation* magazine (later renamed "Computers & People") analyzed photographic evidence using computer technology, while CARIC advocated for intelligence community accountability. Fragmented references to a 1973 conference on assassinations and stress evaluator devices used for voice analysis in investigations are also noted.  

Key People:  
- **John F. Kennedy** (central figure in assassination-related discussions)  
- **Lee Harvey Oswald** (suspected assassin, with claims of Cuban ties)  
- **Jim Garrison** (New Orleans district attorney investigating JFK’s assassination)  
- **Earl Warren** (chair of the Warren Commission)  
- **Clay Shaw** (investigated as a potential conspirator in JFK’s assassination)  
- **Richard Nixon** (implied ties to organized crime and political scandals)  
- **James McCord** (Watergate burglar linked to Nixon’s administration)  
- **Bernard Barker** (Watergate associate)  
- **Robert E. Kennedy** (U.S. Attorney General, brother of JFK)  
- **R. A. Sykes** (circulation manager for a publication)  

Key Locations:  
- **Dallas, Texas** (site of JFK’s assassination)  
- **Washington, D.C.** (government and media offices; headquarters for investigations)  
- **New Orleans, Louisiana** (Garrison’s jurisdiction)  
- **Paradise Island, Bahamas** (mentioned in context of political connections)  
- **Las Vegas, Nevada** (Caesar’s Palace Hotel purchase in 1969)  
- **Rome, Italy** (Italian Intelligence Service involvement)  
- **Japan** (National Police Agency investigation into MLK Jr. assassination)  

Key Events:  
- **Assassination of JFK** (November 22, 1963; Dallas, Texas)  
- **Warren Commission Investigation** (1963–1964; focused on JFK’s assassination)  
- **Watergate Scandal** (1972–1974; Nixon’s administration and cover-ups)  
- **Bay of Pigs Invasion** (1961; referenced in context of CIA operations)  
- **1973 Conference on Political Assassinations** (discussed logistical details and attendee registration)  
- **Stress Evaluator Device Use** (alleged analysis of voice recordings for deception detection)  
- **FOIA Requests Related to MLK Jr. Assassination** (involving Italian and Japanese agencies, 1968)  

Key Organizations:  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)** (involved in investigations; claims of withheld information)  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)** (linked to Cuban operations and political conspiracies)  
- **Warren Commission** (investigated JFK’s assassination)  
- **Committee for Action/Research on the Intelligence Community (CARIC)** (advocated transparency and accountability)  
- **National Archives** (repository for JFK assassination records, though restricted by federal agencies)  
- **Computer Industry Associations** (e.g., ACM, IEEE; published analyses of photographic evidence)  
- **Italian Intelligence Service** (1968 report on James Earl Ray)  
- **Japanese National Police Agency** (investigated Gerald Lee Richards in 1968)  
- **U.S. Department of Justice** (handled FOIA requests and classification reviews)

JFK Declassified Files

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