</s>104-10419-10039 JFK ACT RELEASE THE ASSASSINS VIII EVERYTHING ABOUT ASSASSINATION seems un-American. The word assassination comes from "hashish", the first assassins, almost a thou- assassinate came from "hishish", "hashhashish"users, a fa- assassinata, who was the first assassin, whose "hashish"user, a f-a- miles a sacred duty. Violence may be in the words of the black miles A. Rap Brown, "American may be, in cherry pie, but for the most American American. It was the most bomb-throwing Bolsheviks and Balkan fantasies. Even though four Presidents have to pass bullets and others were targets of assault- Violence concluded in 1966 that the general pattern was not of one of conspiracy, but of influence in 1966 assassins in varying states of mental conspiracy. "but of influence" assassins in warring states of moral a decade, President Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr. Jr. Dr. Malcolm X Troubled Americans a decade. President Kennedy. Senator Robert R. Kennedy. Martin a feature of American life. Now, in the summer of 1975, there was this alien abduction was becoming Now, as summer of 1977, this was the nagging suspicion that of assassination had long been on a way of life. Because of this, Senator Church's committee, pushing on the investigation from which of the assassination had been published on behalf of the President of the United States. CIA felt threatened an assault as an assault on its deadliest secrets. The White House saw America's reputation in the world endangered. Senators found themselves walking a tightrope across an abyss of dark deeds

Summary: The document contains fragmented, non-sequential content discussing historical events involving assassination plots against U.S. presidents (e.g., JFK), foreign leaders, and figures like Malcolm X. It references investigations by Senator Church's committee, CIA involvement in covert operations, and allegations of conspiracies related to assassinations. Mentions of Martin Luther King Jr. appear within broader discussions about political violence and intelligence activities but lack specific details about his assassination investigation. The text includes speculative claims about CIA-Mafia plots, Cuban political figures, and unrelated administrative notes. It also references declassified FBI and CIA reports, Soviet defectors, and Senate hearings, though these are not directly tied to MLK's case.  

Key People: Martin Luther King Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, Senator Richard Church, James Donovan, John Rosselli, Robert Maheu, Desmond Fitzgerald, CIA Director McCone, Senator George McGovern, Cuban officials (including Castro), and unnamed intelligence agents.  

Key Locations: Havana, Washington D.C., Miami, Chile, Philippines, Vietnam, Cuba, Capitol Hill, FBI offices, CIA headquarters.  

Key Events: Senate hearings on assassination plots, CIA operations against foreign leaders (e.g., Castro, Diem), alleged Mafia-CIA collusion, Bay of Pigs invasion planning, and discussions about U.S. intelligence secrecy.  

Key Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Church Committee), Cuban government, Mafia syndicates.

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