</s>Date : 04/24/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : FBI RECORD NUMBER: 124-10223-10077 RECORDS SERIES : RECORD NAME : 92-3267-368 HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER :: 92-327-368 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM : SAC, LA TO : DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE : TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE : 11/02/62 PAGES : 2 SUBJECTS : 2 JRO, JRO, CAR RENTAL, HERTZ CORP, TRA DOCUMENATURE : TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : PAPER_TEXTUAL DOCUMEUMENT RESTRICTIONS : 4 CLASSIFIED RESTRICATION : CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04 /29/98 OPENING CRITERTA : INDEPINITE COMMENTS : U25 Release under the President John F. Kennedy: assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 NW 78318 Docci:34489657 Page 1

Summary  
This document is a FBI system identification form dated November 2, 1962, originating from the San Francisco Field Office (SAC) and directed to the FBI Director. It references John Roselli, also known as "AR LA FOUR TWO SIX EIGHT DASH C," who was advised at the Friar-S Club on November 1st. Roselli discussed Pat O’Malley, alleged to be affiliated with vending machine operations in the Chicago area, stating he knew everyone in Chicago’s rackets but had not heard of O’Malley. Roselli also mentioned betting odds for the California gubernatorial race between Pat Brown and Nixon, expressing support for Brown while indicating his intention to vote for Nixon. The document notes that Roselli is a registered voter in Los Angeles County but ineligible to vote due to a 1943 conviction. It further states that Roselli remained in Los Angeles as of November 5, 1962, still possessing a rental car from Hertz Corp at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.  

Key People  
- John Roselli (also referred to as "AR LA FOUR TWO SIX EIGHT DASH C")  
- Pat O’Malley (alleged vending machine operator in Chicago)  
- Pat Brown (candidate for California governor)  
- Richard Nixon (opponent of Pat Brown in the 1962 gubernatorial race)  

Key Locations  
- Friar-S Club (Los Angeles, CA)  
- Beverly Hilton Hotel (Los Angeles, CA)  
- Hertz Corp (rental car company)  
- Chicago area (affiliation of Pat O’Malley)  

Key Events  
- Roselli’s advisory meeting at the Friar-S Club on November 1, 1962  
- Discussion of Pat O’Malley’s alleged affiliations in Chicago  
- Betting odds for the California gubernatorial race between Pat Brown and Nixon  
- Roselli’s status as a non-voting registered voter due to a 1943 conviction  
- Roselli’s continued presence in Los Angeles with a rental car from Hertz Corp  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Hertz Corporation  
- U.S. Department of Justice (mentioned in correspondence)

JFK Declassified Files

124-10223-10076.pdf

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