Protests End as University Opens Hearing on Officers
About 40 Negro students ended an eight day occupation at Ashington University after leaving Brookings Hall. A hearing today will review four campus police officers accused of roughing a Negro graduate student on Dec. 5. The students seek dismissals or suspensions and plan to work with faculty and admin committees to push for greater enrollments.
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Crime Lawyers Need Increase Nixon Advised
New York Times reports Nixon advisers urge doubling the Justice Department Organized Crime Division staff from about 60 to at least 120 by June 30, 1970. They also push selective electronic surveillance guidelines, shuffle U.S. attorneys in major cities, expand strike forces, and pass new federal anti racketeering and gambling laws.
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Sleeping policemen in NYC common say Times report
The New York Times reports that police sleeping on duty, or in coops, is common in New York City. A police spokesman promises no tolerance for guilty officers or supervisors, with disciplinary action for substantiated neglect. Instances include patrol cars idle and sleepers at firehouses, hospitals, and funeral homes.
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Retired Gen Guy S Me loy Jr Dies at 65
SAN ANTONIO AP Gen Guy S Meloy Jr veteran of 36 years in the Army and former commander in chief of the U N Command and US Forces in Korea died Saturday at age 65. He retired in 1963 as head of the 4th U S Army.
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