Detective's Son Beaten in Akron Incident
A 20 year old man suffered chest and eye lacerations when attacked by an unidentified man on Skillman Avenue in Akron. He is the son of private investigator Claude Shook of the Hamilton Middletown Detective Bureau. Police said the elder Shook was beaten and burned by three unnamed assailants days earlier.
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Prisoners flood courts with damage suits nationwide
A vast rise in inmate lawsuits claims rights violations and mistreatment as convicts file writs in self drawn forms and seek compensation. States report thousands of actions, with New York and Texas showing large increases. judges expand access to federal review.
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Kennedy urged Robert Kennedy to seek the presidency
New York congressman William F. Ryan urged Sen. Robert F. Kennedy to run for president saying U.S. Vietnam policy is a disaster that could cost Democrats the race. He backed Eugene McCarthy but doubted his nomination. Ryan released the statement without consulting Kennedy or McCarthy. Kennedy's press secretary made no immediate comment.
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