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Attorney Oli'f Gtsch said
today probruion f million
aire Bernard GoJdfine on a
contempt of Cotijrtss citation
would take "a minimum" of
two years.
Gasch, whose office would
handle the case, told United
Press International prosecu
tion of a "hard-fought con
tempt of Congress citation in
two yiars is considered good."
The House 'Commerce Com
mittee scheduled a vote "today
on the citation against Presi
dential Assistant Sherman
Adams gjft-giving friend
48 hours after the influence
invtigting sub committee
recommended it 8-0.
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If approved by the commit
tee as expected, the House
could vote on the citation at
any time and forward it to
Gasch for prosecution. Sub
committee members have pre
dicted swift, overwhelming
House approval.
Meantime the House armed
services investigating subcom
mittee called a closed meeting
today to decide whether to
hold public hearings or just
issue a report on its secret in
quiry into the Adams-Ray-laine
case. Adams allegedly
attempted to influence the
Pentagon in its decision to re
fund a $4,284 penalty to Kay
laine Worsteds, Inc., of Man
chester, N. H. The White
House has denied any influ
ence attempt by Adams.
Blaze Destroys
Barn at Albany
Albany (DPD A spectac
ular fire swept through a big
barn on the outskirts of Al
bany during the noon hour
Wednesday ewhile a farmer
and his wife sat eating lunch
in their home only 200 feet
away.
- A passing neighbor saw the
flames leaping from the barn
' of Jesse Griese and drove
into the yard to alert Grieser
and tis wife. Grieser and the
neighbor chased several cows
from the barn and managed
to remove come equipment
before the blaze leveled the
80xl50-foot dairy barn.
Heat was so intense from
the fire that the Albany fire
men could get no closer than
50 feet when they were called
to the scene by Mrs. Grieser,
Grieser estimated the loss
. at $20,000 to $25,000. Destroy
ed with the barn were 1,300
bales of hay and some farm
ing equipment. An adjoining
milk shed and milk machin
ery were also lost.
Silage in two large concrete
silos was also damaged by the
Intense heat and flames.
Grieser said the blaze may
have been caused by a spark
from machinery that failed
to flame up until he had gone
into the house to eat.
Crippled Plane
In Safe Landing
Los Angeles (UPS A Pan
American Airways Strato-
cruiser carrying 58 persons
landed safely at Los Angeles
International Airport today
after reporting a crippled en
gine as it neared the mainland
from Honolulu.
The big passenger aircraft
put down without incident at
7:16 ajn. (PST) with a Coast
Goard flying boat hovering
nearby.
The escort craft was re
quested when Pilot Capt. G.
Langston feathered the No. 3
engine at 5:15 a.m. 300 miles
at sea w'est of Santa Barbara,
' Calif.
0 The plane, according to ra
dioed reports, sprang an oil
leak ify the engine and Capt.
Langston cut its power as a
"routine precautionary mea
sure" o
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Cities May Compel
Exhaust Fume Control
New York 0IPD Many
control the exhaust fumes of
their automobiles within the
next few years, an air pollu
tion expert said Wednesday.
Dr. LeonarrJ nrscnhnrs
citjPcommissioner of air pollu
tion control, said automotive
exhaust fums could be le
gally curtailed by devices at
tached to cars. He told the
22nd annual conference of the
National Association of San
; itarians such a device would
be perfected in a few years..
WRONG PEOPLE
Pusan, Korea OJPD Police
man Lee Yoon Bal was under
arrest today because he pro
tected the wrong people. He
was charged with "failing to
properly perform his duties"
because he allegedly protected
a trio of pickpockets operat
ing on a train.
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