OTEPKA WINS FIFTH DELAY OF HEARING

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000600040154-5
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November 11, 2016
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December 15, 1998
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May 11, 1965
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WASHINGTON POST AND TIMES HERA Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA- MAY 11 1965 CPYRGHT Otepka Wins Fifth Delay Of Hearing yesterday that Otto Otepka has been granted another postponement of the hearing on his appeal against dismissal, as chief of evaluation of the Department's security office. 9tepka was fired last year by Secretary of State Dean Rusk for allegedly providing confidential information to un- authorized persons. Ile appealed his dismissal) and asked a departmental hearing. He remains in his $19,310-a-year post until the; case is decided. This was the fifth postpone- ment requested by Otepka. The original hearing was scheduled last November 16. By yesterday's action, it was ~ reset for Sept. 15. Otepka asked for the latest postponement because he had been advised by the Senate Internal Security Subcommit: tee that it would' be at least August until the full tran-1 ,script of testimony involving him would be made available. Sen. Roman L. IIruska (It- Neb.) said yesterday that he hoped the Subcommittee will soon make the testimony pub Jic, the Associated Press re- ported. Hhruska said there is more involved than just the Otepka case. The basic issue is the right of a Senate com- mittee to get testimony from ahy Government employe af- fecting national, security, he !said. FOIAb3b Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP75-00149R000600040154-5