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    "ocrText": "2.\nDL 44-1639\nobliged in this regard.\nDL 44-1639\nSENATOR was ordinarily a quiet and rather reserved type\nindividual, but on the above occasion he was disheveled in appearance\nand looked \"as though he had beon up all night.' So far as his con-\nvorsation with GAMBULOS was concerned, he did not dwell too much on\nDavis Building, como in and talk to SENATOR, and he believes it was\nthe shooting of OSWALD by RUBY, but merely made a few general statementis\nalso on this same day he saw a woman talking to SENATOR in the\nto\nthe effect RUBY was the emotional type, Inclined to do things on the\nrestaurant who was later identified to him as EVA GRANT, RUBY'8\nspur of the noment, etc. He said nothing which would indicate he had\nalchough of this ha is not suro; it could have been nt a lator date. nistor,\nany knowledge' or premonitio RUBY might do auch a thing and made no\neffort to guess why RUBY had coumntted this act and this matter was\nAll these people, with the exception of EVA GRANT, had bren regular\nWhether these meotings were by design or chance GAMBULOS cannot thay,\nnot.discussed. lle seenad concerned more with his own problems, and,\nagain customers with of the the restaurant for quite time in the past, and all,\nin addition, gave evidence of being \"an extremely frightened man. He\nname to CAMIUULOS, Ho han no vay of knowing what any of the conver-\nexception of EVA GRANT, were woll known by sight and\nreaarked to GAMBULOS, \"This place has gone ernzy, meaning Dallas,\nand\nexpressed fear, even about going out to the apartment where he and\nsations between thoce parties wight have been.\nRUBY lived to get his personal effects. He said he was fearful somcone\nwould try to shoot him, and GAMBULOS inferred from this he meant the\nGAMBULOS cannot be unqualifiedly certain the above-ment ioned\ngeneral air of hysteria which he felt existed at the timo in Dallas\nmeetings between SENATOR and MARTIN, and SENATOR and BARCLAY, actually\nmight lead somione to do him harm because he was so close to RUBY. He\ntook place ou this particular Monday, although he feels they did. Ho\nwas not epecific in this connection, did not make any effort to enlarge\nexplains this by pointing out that all these parties knew each other;\nupon it, and GAMBULOS, being busy taking care of the cash register and\n10 was not unusual for them to talk some ench other when they\nother business, had no opportunity to pursue the subject.\nhe seen them doing on occasions in the past; and it admittedly\nhappened had to be in the Eatwoll at the anme time for a cup oi coffea, as\nAt no point in the course of the above or at any other time\nlengthy a period of time.\nis pocsible he is confuced on this point nfter the lapse of 80\nto GAMBULOS did SENATOR make any mention of what either he or RUBY\nthought about the assassination of President KENNEDY, or what their\nreaction to this had been. He did not say anything about he and/or\nCAMBULOS said ha had known JACK RUBY for a number of years\nRUBY taking any pictures, and he did not show any to CAMBULOS. He\nas an occasional patron of the Eatwell, but the last timo he aaw him\nseeted a thoroughly distraught individual, worrted over what wea now\nwas soveral days, at least, prior to the assunsination.\ngoing to happen to him, and discouraged over what had occurred.\nShortly, SENATOR moved from the counter over to a nearby\nbooth and nsked for and was given permission to use the \"free\"\nelephone. CAMBULOS handed this over to him from behind the cash\nregister counter. SENATOR then proceeded to make several telephone\ncalls but GAMBULOS does not know whom he called, and overheard none\nof SENATOR' conversation GAMBULOS has somo recollect ion of having\nseen one MIKE BARCLAY, an attorney from the Davis Building across the\nstreet, come into the Eatwoll, and talk somo with SENATOR. He also\nhey the rocollection ho saw JIM MARTIN, anothor attorney from the\n/15\n101\nEximur No\nCOMMISSION Extmut No.\nOffice of the Attoring General\nD.C.\nAugust 4, 1964\nMonorable Robert F. Kennedy\nAttormey of the United States\nDepartment of Justice\nhonorable Karl Warren\nD.C.\n20530\nChief Justice of the United States\nChe Subrece Court\nDour General:\nwashington, D.C.\n20543\nDear Ne. Chier Justice:\nCorcafant the or Justice has met in by this\nthe courbe of the investization ted\nin to your letter of June 11, 1964,\nrelevant \" this inquiry."
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