FBI reassigns eight senior officials from Crime Records Division
The Justice Department confirms eight FBI senior officials were transferred from the abolished Crime Records Division to other offices, mostly outside Washington. The moves follow a Gray led management study seeking new field responsibilities and fresh ideas at headquarters.
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Washington
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Crime Records Division
Star-News
J. Edgar Hoover
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
Star- News
Milton Jones
FBI
Henry Schutz
SAC
Chicago
Roy Moore
Jackson
Miss
Minneapolis
Richard Held
Moore
David Kinley
Daniel M. Armstrong
Barbara Herwig
Hoover
Thomas FE. Bishop
Bishop
FBI Training Academy
Quantico
Crime Records
VA Respondents Urged To Answer Questionnaires
A VA spokesman at the Federal Building urged veterans widows and parents who received November pension income questionnaires to return them promptly. Delayed or missing forms could reduce or pause future checks. the Jan 15 deadline applies. Assistance is available at the Lubbock Veterans Assistance Office Room 124 in the Federal Building.
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Veterans Assistance Office
Federal
Don Ferris
Veterans Benefits
Lubbock
Jews Released From Prison in Moscow Protest Case
Thirteen Soviet Jews were freed after 15 day sentences for protesting the government's refusal to allow emigration to Israel. The group, including 11 men and two women, were jailed in Moscow and released with warnings against further disturbances amid tensions before the Soviet Union's 50th anniversary festivities.
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Moscow
Israel
Soviet Union