Celler Refuses Pressure as Anticrime Bill Moves Forward
Rep. Emanuel Celler, 82, resists public pressure to act on S 30 the Organized Crime Control Act of 1969. He vows to examine contents before advancing a massive bill that would expand penalties for organized crime empower special grand juries and affect witness immunity and evidence rules. The administration and supporters push while critics from legal groups oppose key provisions.
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Former Saigon prisoner accuses harsh treatment in prison
An American consultant engineer, Robert N. Harms, testifies at a news conference that he endured brutal conditions during 11 months in Chi Hoa prison in Saigon. He cites inadequate food, poor sanitation, torture chambers, and ransom demands, while alleging U.S. embassy inaction. He notes about six to 15 Americans were jailed there for various charges.
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Australian dancer offers free beer and cash for Scottish marriage
Caral Ryan, 22, a Commonwealth Games dancer living in Scotland, offers any man who marries her 120 dollars and unlimited beer. Her proposal follows a Home Office order to leave Britain after her permit expired. She has lived in Scotland five years and is shown preparing for Highland dance rehearsals before the Commonwealth Games opening.
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Romney Says Poor Cant Afford Subsidy Homes
Hous ing Secretary George Romney tells the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that the government home owners subsidy program favors moderate income families and inflates costs by subsidizing higher priced homes. He proposes reforms including sharing more noninterest costs for the lowest income groups and flexible cost ceilings to stop builders from targeting the subsidy limits. Median family income of subsidy recipients is about $5,685 yearly.
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