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Summary: The text contains fragmented and seemingly disjointed references to historical figures and events related to U.S. political investigations, including mentions of Bernard Fenster, Jim Garrison, and McCord, alongside discussions of Senate committees, electronic surveillance, and legal proceedings. It references the JFK assassination investigation, the "Wisconsin Idea," and connections to the 1960s-1990s period. Mentions of Martin Luther King Jr. appear in a context that may relate to broader political or legal inquiries but lack specific details about his assassination. The text includes vague references to legal advisors, classified information, and potential conspiracies without clear chronological or causal links.  

Key People: Bernard Fenster, Jim Garrison, McCord, John W. Dean III, Joseph S. McCarthy, Karl W. Deill, Henry Hensouri, Thomas Hennings, Sen. Joseph M. Grundman, Sen. Josef St. (possibly a misrendered name).  
Key Locations: Washington D.C., Maine, New York State, Algeria, Paris, U.S. Embassy in France.  
Key Events: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities ("Wisconsin Idea"), electronic surveillance investigations, legal proceedings involving classified information, references to JFK assassination inquiries, and fragmented discussions of political conspiracies.  
Key Organizations: Senate Subcommittee, CIA, Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Embassy in France.

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