New York Police Tapped 1081 Phones in 1954
Police Commissioner Francis W. H. Adams released figures showing 1081 telephone taps in 1954 under 430 court orders. Most taps aided vice and gambling probes and led to 395 arrests, while earlier years saw fewer arrests. Adams defended interceptions as essential crime information despite arrest counts. He will testify at a legislative wiretap inquiry amid investigations into a Manhattan wiretap raid.
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Prisoners Fly Over Hawaii Volcanoes in Charter Flight
Forty Kulani prison inmates joined a chartered plane flight over Hawaii’s erupting volcanoes last week. Superintendent Charles C. Smith and several guards accompanied the group, describing it as part of the institution’s educational activities.
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