California drug antitrust suit notices cost state and courts
San Francisco reports the mailing of 6.5 million notices to California households for the antitrust drug suit will cost the U.S. Courts 273000 in bulk postage plus 37000 for printing. The California suit represents 1954 to 1966 purchasers of eight antibiotics. several drug firms deny all charges.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
U.S
Postal Service
US District Court
New York
Subpoenas Issued for Former White Panther Members
Two former White Panthers, Ralph Kelley and Terry Taube, were subpoenaed to testify before a Detroit federal grand jury on June 3 as part of a probe tied to the March 1 Capitol bombing. They said they lived with Leslie Bacon in Washington for five days prior to the incident and plan to plead the fifth to avoid questions.
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Detroit
UPI
White Panther Party
Leslie Bacon
Washington
Miss Bacon
U.S. Capitol
Seattle
Ralph B. Guy Jr
Eastern Michigan
Guy
Ken Kelley
Terry Taube
Capitol
Kelley
Taube
Stuart Albert
Judy Gumbo
New York City
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Newspaper and Officials
The Lompoc Record is adjudicated as the official legal newspaper under Superior Court decree. Listed are Kenneth L. Adam president J Donald Adam board member Gaylen Jackson business manager Tim Conner and other staff with the auditing Bureau noted.
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Lompoc
California
Congress
Lompoc Record
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Five Thousand Dollar Bottle Tops Auction of Rare Wines
A Boston wine shop owner paid 5000 for a 1846 Chateau Lafite bottle from Barons Rothschild holdings seeking to drink it on a historic world peace moment. His father plans to display it or use it for charity if the buyer cannot be found. The auction set records with 230751 across 474 lots. A dentist from New York spent 12000 on Carlyle Hotel’s President's Cellar and others bought pre 1900 Inglenook wines. The Senate elected Richard Mentor Johnson as vice president in 1836 after no Electoral College majority.
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San Francisco
UPI
Chateau Lafite
Heublein
Lawrence Bender
Boston
Rothschild
France
Heublein, Inc
Bender
Harold
Joseph Santo
Sign of the Doves
Midtown Manhattan
Carlyle
New York
Inglenook Winery
Napa
Calif
Senate
Richard Mentor Johnson
Tornados hit Oklahoma Tulsa injuring many as frost nears
Tornadic winds up to 79 mph struck downtown Tulsa causing building damage and at least 20 injuries while Broken Arrow trailer homes were toppled. Strong storms spared other regions. frost hinted for Michigan Wisconsin as cool weather spread across the north and Pacific states. FTC reports 86 percent of creditors comply with truth in lending law with car dealers best and jewelry stores worst.
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United Press International
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Tulsa
Okla
University Club
Broken Arrow
Kenneth Duke
Pacific
Upper
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Wis
el Paso
Tex
Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Congressmen urge drug crackdown as GI heroin issue grows
A two member congressional study team warns 10 to 15 percent of U S troops in South Vietnam are heroin addicts with some units at 25 percent. They call for urinalysis programs and possible three year VA treatment, and say if drug flows cannot be stopped, U S troops should withdraw from Southeast Asia.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Study
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Robert Steele
Rconn
Morgan Murphy
D-Ill
Laos
Steele
Military Institute
Veterans Administration
Saigon
United States
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Senate critics of draft and war fail to unite
Critics of the Vietnam War fail to win a majority as the Senate votes 42 to 31 against a plan to raise pay and end the draft sooner. The administration pushes a two year extension while testing further actions like a one year extension and the McGovern Hatfield disengagement amendment.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Indochina
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Nixon says nation is pulling out of recession
The Nixon Administration says evidence is rising that the nation is leaving last year's recession. Unemployment remains high, near 6 percent since December, with fears of continued joblessness. Steel labor talks loom, risking layoffs in supplier industries while leading indicators rose 1.4 percent in April.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
War casualty toll drops as U.S. deaths ease in Vietnam
UPI reports last week’s American losses in Vietnam totaled 38 killed and 92 wounded, the lowest since early January. Officers noted 30 more American deaths and 50 wounds from a Friday rocket attack may be added next week as families are notified. The weekly toll marked 130 casualties, the lowest in three weeks, lifting total KIA to 45,183.
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Saigon
Back to normal in Chattanooga
Violence ended last Friday but uncertainty remains as authorities lift the dusk to dawn curfew. National Guardsmen began withdrawing while civilians walk the streets and bars reopen, following vandalism at a cancelled soul music show at Municipal Auditorium.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
UPI
Winfield Dunn
Municipal Auditorium
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