Committee weighs FBI role in JFK probe
The House committee studied FBI actions in Kennedy’s murder inquiry and the Warren Commission, hearing witnesses about agency cooperation and Cuban involvement. Former Secret Service officers praised agents’ work, while Castro denied foreknowledge and CIA links surfaced in transcripts and testimony.
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Dayton Judge Frees Teachers Amid Negotiations
A Dayton Common Pleas judge freed 34 jailed teachers and ordered them to rejoin contract talks under his supervision as strikes spread. In Connecticut, 7 more Bridgeport teachers were jailed for contempt, bringing total jailed to 182, with talks set to resume. Nearby Cleveland and Fall River saw ongoing strikes, while Yonkers ratified a three year contract after marathon bargaining. The Dayton case references raises, pay scales, and district-wide impact on negotiations.
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New York newspaper strike drags into seventh week
In New York the walkout of the three major dailies presses on with little progress as talks collapse. Federal mediator Kenneth Moffet avoids predictions while Theodore Kheel frames future negotiations. Allied Printing Trades Council president George McDonald says Kheel will attend sessions as observer.
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Energy bill opposition plans last ditch stand
Opponents of a natural gas pricing compromise plan a last attack after a 39 39 Senate defeat. AP tally shows 50 senators in support, 39 oppose, 11 undecided. Russell Long aims to rewrite the bill and send it back to a conference. Final vote slated for next Wednesday, with signs of a quick vote possible.
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Funeral rule fight could raise funeral costs nationwide
The NFDA argues FTC oversight would cost consumers over 113 million in added fees and that regulation should hinge on state agencies. Officials say a June hearing recommended rules to improve information for buyers and curb abuses, but NFDA says the industry would bear large first year costs totaling about 118.8 million.
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