</s>Date : 04/24/98 Page 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER: 124-10223-10083 RECORDS SERIES : HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER :: 92-3267-375 RECORD INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM : SAC, LA TO : DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE : TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE : 11/09/62 PAGES : SUBSCRICTS : JRO, FISUR, RES, ASSOC DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : PAPER_TEXTUAL DOCUME RESTRICTIONS : 4 CLASSIFIED RESTRICATIONS : CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 04 /29/98 OPENING CRITERIA : INDEPFINITE : COMMENTS : U25 Release under the President/John F. Kennedy assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 NW 78318 Docdi:3448964 Page 1

Summary:  
This document is a FBI communication dated November 9, 1962, from the Los Angeles SAC (Special Agent in Charge) to the FBI Director. It details surveillance of John Roselli, also known as AR. LA Forty Two Sixty Eight Dash C, observed at the Friar's Club in Beverly Hills on November 8, 1962. Roselli was seen playing cards with Alexander Rudolph PAREN PH UNPAREN (unidentified). Later that evening, he dined with Jonie Taps and "Doc" Merman, described as officials of Twentieth Century Fox Studios. Surveillance continued at an apartment until after 3:00 PM on November 9, during which a car registered to Herman Spitzel was found parked in Roselli's stall at the apartment garage. Spitzel is noted as a close friend and former employee of Roselli. The document includes coded references such as HEC-31 and END AND ACK, along with other identifiers like NW 78318 Docdi:3448964 and page numbers.  

Key People:  
- John Roselli (also known as AR. LA Forty Two Sixty Eight Dash C)  
- Herman Spitzel (registered owner of the car observed at Roselli's apartment garage)  
- Jonie Taps  
- "Doc" Merman (described as an official of Twentieth Century Fox Studios)  
- Alexander Rudolph PAREN PH UNPAREN (unidentified individual with whom Roselli played cards)  

Key Locations:  
- Friar's Club, Beverly Hills  
- Apartment garage (location where Spitzel's car was observed)  

Key Events:  
- Surveillance of John Roselli at the Friar's Club on November 8, 1962  
- Dinner meeting between Roselli, Jonie Taps, and "Doc" Merman  
- Physical surveillance at an apartment until after 3:00 PM on November 9, 1962  
- Observation of a car registered to Herman Spitzel in Roselli's stall at the apartment garage  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) SAC, Los Angeles  
- Twentieth Century Fox Studios (mentioned as an affiliation of "Doc" Merman)

JFK Declassified Files

124-10223-10083.pdf

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