Jackson apologizes for Hoffa body search mishandling
Sen. Henry M. Jackson apologized to colleagues for the handling of a 1975 search for James R. Hoffa’s body. Chairman Abraham Ribicoff and Sen. Charles Percy said the full committee was not informed of the proceedings. The incident involved a tip about Hoffa’s location given to Michigan authorities, not the FBI or Justice Department.
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Henry M. Jackson
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Jackson
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate Government Operations Committee
Charles H. Percy
Ribicoff
D-Conn
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Oakland County
Mich
Senate Rules Committee
Hoffa
Michigan Adv
Frank J. Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Percy
Rules Committee
Mark C. Hatfield
Ore
Ribiecoff
Kelley
Justice Department
FBI
Jackson To Visit N C For Campaign Swing
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington seeks the Democratic presidential nomination and will visit Charlotte on Tuesday as part of six candidates vying in North Carolina's March 23 primary. He arrives at Douglas Municipal Airport for an 8:15 a.m. news conference, attends a 12:30 p.m. luncheon with supporters, and has afternoon TV appearances. Jackson is joined by North Carolina campaign chairman James Ramsey of Roxboro, former speaker of the state House.
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North Carolina
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James Ramsey
Roxboro
North Carolina House
Brothers Given Life Terms in Convenience Store Robbery
CHARLOTTE AP Two brothers John Dewey Slade and Douglas McArthur Slade, both of Charlotte, received the maximum life sentences from Mecklenburg Superior Court Judge B T McFalls after a jury deliberated for 3% hours for an Oct 7 convenience store robbery in which their alleged accomplice Arthur Lee Parks, 21, of Charlotte, was killed by a city police officer the next day.
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John Dewey Slade
Douglas McArthur Slade
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Two Die In Goldsboro Auto Wreck
Two young Goldsboro residents die when their car wrecks five miles south of the city. Mary Lou Amerson, 23, of Goldsboro, was run over by two vehicles after being thrown into the southbound highway lane. John Cleve Strickland, 23, of Rt. 6 Goldsboro, is named as the other victim.
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N.C
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Mary Lou Amerson
John Cleve Strickland
Rt. 6
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