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| By EDWIN A. LAHEY WASHINGTON, Mar, 27 Re {| (CDN)-~Rudolph Halley, chief Lay counsel of the Senate Crime Committee; has started work on the final report of the committee, The report may be made! public at the end of this week. The recommendations, if adopted by Congress, would expand : the police power of the federal government tremendously, Only a few areas of wrong do-|

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