Action Against Fortas Unlikely by Congress
Washington AP report says Congress unlikely to act against Justice Abe Fortas over a fee from Louis Wolfson family, with Eastland and Celler denying plans for investigation. Life magazine cited $320,000 received in 1966 after Fortas joined the court. Critics say he was indiscreet but not illegal. prior 1960s funding concerns had already clouded his confirmation.
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Louis I. Wolfson
Supreme Court
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Fortas
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
House
Senate
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Cairman
House Judiciary Committee
Life Magazine
Wolfson
Family Foundation
Portas
Sfe
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
American University Law School
Jailing of Antiwar GIs Upheld by Military Court
The U S Court of Military Appeals denied a hearing on a challenge to Army pretrial confinement of four antiwar soldiers from Ft Jackson. Federal Judge Russell previously ruled the remedy lay with military courts, not civil courts, and the four seek relief pending their court martial.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Ft. Jackson
D.C
Donald §. Russell
South Carolina
Russell
Fr. Jackson
U.S. Court of Appeals For
4Th Circuit
Richmond
Retiring L A Police Chief Reddin Voices Youth Critique
AP reports Los Angeles Police Chief Thomas Reddin retires after 28 years, warning he may write off a generation amid authority attitude. He becomes KTLA newscaster at about 100000 a year. He cites crime, urban unrest, protests, space age tech, and citizen involvement as police challenges.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Reddin
Reddin
KTLA
Retdin
Kennedy and Dirksen Clash Over Civil Rights Demagoguery
Senate clash between Edward Kennedy and Everett Dirksen over government efforts to end racial discrimination in jobs accompanies the confirmation of William H. Brown III to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Brown, a Negro lawyer from Philadelphia, was approved by voice vote while Dirksen warned of oversight to curb harassment of business and urged caution against overzealous measures. Brown visits the Capitol after Dirksen withdrew objections, calling him personable and well suited for the commission.
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Washington
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Massachusetts
Senate
William H. Brown III
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
James B. Allen
New York
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
Allen
New York State
Barry Goldwater
Paul J. Fannin
Arizona
Brown
Capitol
Dirksen
Commission
Kennedy
Mr. Brown
Mafia Linked Truck Firm Repaid SBA Loans
New York report says ANA Leasing Corp. controlled by John Masiello Sy, tied to the Genovese family, repaid $199 456.80 to the Small Business Administration for 1965 loans. The federal action comes amid criticism from Conte and ties to organized crime figures.
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New York
Small Business Administration
ANA Leasing Corp
John
Gentleman Johnny) Masiello Sy
Vito Genovese
Masiello
Faculty Agrees Bring On Doeds At Holy Cross
Worcester Mass Holy Cross College the all male institution since 1843 would become coeducational under the latest faculty recommendation The 95 52 vote Monday proposing the change by September 1971 followed a straw ballot among the schools 2300 students which produced a 600 50 tally in favor of admitting female students The faculty proposal still must be acted upon by the seven member advisory board of the Jesuit run Roman Catholic school The faculty also voted Monday to give students an active voice in faculty meetings and reviews of faculty personnel
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
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