King Says Phones Tapped But No Proof Found
Dr Martin Luther King Jr and SCLC members believed their calls were tapped during racial unrest, though no evidence or clear authorizing party was identified. Reston’s NYT commentary notes FBI wiretapping of embassies and possible national security motives, while King and officials declined further comment.
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RFK warned on tapping Justice Dept dispute continues
Justice Department says RFK warned on tapping and that details of a directive were not disclosed. Kennedy defended listening to recorded conversations with suspected criminals on two occasions as attorney general, asserting no evidence of illegal recording or federal tapping, and noting local agencies may have handled the recordings. A Hoover letter to Rep. Gross fueled the dispute, with Kennedy reiterating his statements from Sunday night.
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Kennedy Suit Over JFK Book Plans tests privacy and publication
Details of a pending lawsuit in which Jackie Kennedy seeks to delay publication of William Manchester's book on JFK to protect her family's privacy. The proceedings involve Look Magazine, Harper Row, and Cowles Communications with arguments over an implied understanding dated 1964 and terms requiring approval by Mrs. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy before publication.
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Mask seeks approval on nominating bid for state court
Associate Justice Stanley Mask of the State Supreme Court cites required accounting of campaign expenses in his quest for approval on his nominating ballot. Five cents for a letter, from his own pocket, underscores his frugal pledge.
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Browns Consider LA Move Amid Law Firm Talks
Mrs. Ed Mund G. Brown and the governor are house hunting in the Los Angeles area. The governor is said to be weighing offers from one or two Southern California law firms. This follows reports that Browns may join Ball Hunt Hart in Long Beach.
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Direct dispersal of ghettos urged by Negro leader in cities
Washington A Negro leader urged the government to replace a passive housing policy with direct dispersal of ghetto populations. Clarence Young? executive director of the National Urban League, told a Senate subcommittee the central cities will stay troubled while ghettos remain, citing 70 major cities to become majority Black. He pressed for expanded use of private developers buying and guaranteeing public housing authority purchase.
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