Proxmire Probes McDonnell Douglas Excess Profits
U S Senator Willian Proxmire investigates a claim that McDonnell Douglas kept excessive profits on government defense contracts. The Renegotiation Board allowed over 250 million in profits for 1967 and 1968, with dissent arguing up to 31 million should be recovered. Proxmire's panel plans hearings Thursday as debates focus on data disclosure and division-by-division profit calculations.
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Senator Jackson alleges abuse of military dependents in psychiatric facilities
Senator Henry M. Jackson accuses the Pentagon of funding mistreatment of military dependents in two psychiatric institutions, detailing alleged torture, squalor, drug use, and isolation. He will hold hearings, with CHAMPUS testimony, as Defense Department accountability is questioned.
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Over 400000 arrested on marijuana charges in 1973
The FBI Uniform Crime Reports for 1973 show 428700 people arrested on marijuana charges, a 43 percent rise from 1972 and about a quarter of all drug arrests. California led with 95110 arrests, while nationwide debate on decriminalization intensified after the release.
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Burglar tries Senate subcommittee offices on Capitol Hill
A well dressed man attempted to break into the Senate Permanent Investigation Subcommittee offices on Capitol Hill but fled after a secretary heard a noise late at night. The intruder wore a conservative business suit and was pursued by police after the scare.
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