Scores of FBI agents protest indictment of former colleague
Dozens of letters and telegrams to President Carter and the Senate Judiciary Committee protest the indictment of John J. Kearney, a retired FBI supervisor in New York, on charges of illegal wiretapping mail opening and conspiracy. Agents defend his 1970s surveillance tied to Weatherman. The protests follow questions raised at a Senate appropriations hearing where officials pledged scrutiny of FBI domestic security.
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Fishbait author Miller coins tales of Congress and gossip
ATLANTA AP William M Miller known as Fishbait reveals a memoir alleging back corridor tales about presidents lawmakers and celebrities from his 24 years as a Capitol Hill fixer He claims 10 000 copies of his gossipy memoir Fishbait have sold with publisher hoping for 25 000 more based on early sales He notes Kefauver as a notorious figure and cites alcohol use among some members while asserting today’s lawmakers are more conscientious and prepared.
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