</s>C Released under the John F. Kennedy Date : 08/18/98' Assessment Records Collection Act of Page : 1 992 (44 USC 217 Note) Casen.NW 932 (44) USC 207 Note) Case:NW JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : INSCOM/CSF RECORD NUMBER: 194-1005-10140 RECORDS SERIES : DOD AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILE NUMBER :: PAGES 1110-1117 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : USA FROM : : : TO: : TITLE : : : STATEMENT OF PERSONAL HISTORY : DATE : 10/05/66 PAGES : : : SUBJECTS : : 8 SCHERBER, ROBERT DOCUMENATOR : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : : : CLASSIFICATIONS : 3 RESTRICTIONS : : : : CURRENT STATUS : : RELEASED WITH DELETONS : : : : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/07/95 : OPENING CRITERTA : : COMMENTS : NW 88613 Docci:34530159 Page 1

Summary  
This document is an Armed Forces Security Questionnaire completed by Robert Scheer on October 5, 1966. It includes a list of organizations deemed significant for national security purposes, such as the Communist Party, U.S.A., Abraham Lincoln Brigade, and various civil rights and peace advocacy groups. The questionnaire asks about Scheer’s associations with these organizations, his travel history (including visits to Cuba, Europe, Vietnam, and Indonesia), employment details, residences, and potential conflicts of interest. Scheer refused to answer questions 16–19, citing constitutional protections under the First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments. The form also includes a certification statement affirming the accuracy of his responses.  

Key People  
- Robert Scheer: Respondent to the questionnaire; born April 4, 1936, in Bronx, New York.  
- Myron K. Hayashida: Certifier of the document, holding the rank of 1/L/T, ACC.  

Key Locations  
- New York City (various addresses)  
- San Francisco, California (multiple residences)  
- Cuba  
- Europe (England, France, Poland, Hungary, Soviet Union)  
- Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia  

Key Events  
- Scheer’s refusal to answer questions 16–19 regarding potential associations with organizations deemed security risks.  
- Documentation of his travel to Cuba (August–September 1960), Europe (June 1963–March 1965), and Southeast Asia (February–March 1965).  
- Employment history including roles at City Lights Bookstore, Compete’s Magazine, and other unspecified positions.  

Key Organizations  
- Communist Party, U.S.A.  
- Abraham Lincoln Brigade  
- American Civil War defense committees  
- Peace advocacy groups (e.g., National Council for American Legion)  
- Various civil rights and anti-war organizations listed in the document.

JFK Declassified Files

194-10005-10140.pdf

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