Suspended Chicago sergeant missing after abduction
A search was under way for Sgt. Stanley Robinson who vanished after his suspension for not cooperating with FBI probes into the killings of six black businessmen. An anonymous call said he was forced into a West Side car. a car with his bloodstains was found nearby.
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FBI
Price Commission Sets Service Price Hikes for Large Firms
The Price Commission imposes a 3 percent ceiling on large service firms including hotels and theaters and a 2.5 percent limit on professional services from big law firms and accountants. The ruling, retroactive to May 21, affects only the largest firms, with exemptions for many small businesses. Implementing the ceilings will take two to three weeks, as staff review ramified details.
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C. Jackson Grayson
Grayson
Court upholds school pickets ruling in Rockford case
The U S Supreme Court struck down Rockford and Chicago ordinances that banned school picketing for favoring labor groups. It upheld a near school anti noise rule while leaving room for limited restrictions. Richard Grayned led the appeal after a Rockford high school picketing conviction.
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Rockford, Ill
Rockford
Supreme Court
Collins
Thurgood Marshall
Chicago
William O. Douglas
Marshall
Harvey J. Barnett
Richard Grayned
Grayned
Federal prison escapee James Murphy arrested in Chicago
James J. Murphy, 38, an escapee from Marion federal prison, was arrested by FBI agents in Chicago on Monday. He was serving a 10 year sentence for 1968 bank robberies and would have become eligible for parole in November. Murphy, who escaped June 10, offered no resistance at a street corner arrest.
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James J. Murphy
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FBI
Murphy
Chicago postal worker protests high school racial bias ruling impact
The Chicago case, brought by a black postal employee, sought to picket a Chicago high school over racial discrimination. Carl Kozak of the Illinois ACLU said the ruling benefits others opposing busing for racial integration.
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Carl
Kozak
Illinois American Civil Liberties Union
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