High Court Blocks Sinatra Arrest Bid Over Subpoena
The Supreme Court 4 to 3 refused to bar the arrest of Frank Sinatra for refusing to answer a New Jersey State Investigation Commission subpoena. Sinatra’s lawyer called the subpoena illegal and said it would expose him to false statements linking him to organized crime. The plea was directed to Justice Brennan, who recused himself. the remaining justices took up the matter.
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Lyndon B. Johnson Named to Campaign group Board
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was elected to the board of directors of the Fair Campaign Practices Committee, a private nonprofit that probes campaign tactics in federal and major statewide elections.
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U S Expands Plan To Hire Minorities
Washington AP reports new federal rules extend the Philadelphia Plan beyond construction to contractors with 50 or more employees and $50,000 in contracts. Firms must analyze job categories, set concrete minority goals, and pursue training to improve underutilization while targeting officials, professionals, technicians, sales staff, and clerical workers.
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