RFK and Hoover to Testify in Public Snoop Inquiry
Senate subcommittee chair Edward Long plans to invite Robert F. Kennedy and J. Edgar Hoover to testify publicly after the new session starts January 10. The FBI has provided documents yet the Justice Department has not appeared, with lawmakers seeking full facts on government snooping and privacy invasions.
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Canton Officials To Discuss Pay Demand
Canton police and fire officials meet city leaders today to press for higher pay after a threatened mass resignation. About 400 of 600 city officers could walk out. a mass meeting was set for Wednesday to decide. City council rejected a raise on Monday night.
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Police Oversight Dismisses Charge
Lebanon Ohio municipal court judge Alber t Herrick dismissed Monday a manslaughter charge against a woman after police failed to read her rights and inform her of the charges.
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UPI
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Sarah Helton
LeSourdsville
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U.S. Supreme Court
Garret Boone
Two Killed Erecting TV Antenna in Ohio
In Chillicothe Ohio two Robinson family youths James L Robison Jr age 18 and Judy Ann 15 died while helping raise a television antenna on their home. Police say the accident occurred as the family of nine children faced a tragic event.
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Chillicothe
Post Office Moves To Head Off Disaster
UPI reports a looming postal crisis as the system struggles with an annual 80 billion pieces of mail. Chicago's oversized hub has faced first class delays and jammed processing rooms amid plans by Postmaster General O Brien and leaders to borrow 30 million for 150000 extra workers to avert a disaster.
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Hoffa Loses Appeal in Juror Tampering Case
James R. Hoffa head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters faces prison after the U S Supreme Court upheld his 1964 conviction for jury tampering in Nashville. Hoffa has 25 days to seek reconsideration though chances are slim. An associate witness linked Hoffa to bribery in the lingering Nashville case.
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