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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1961

Page

5

Judge Ex U S Attorney and Mob Figure Indicted in Fix Case

A New York federal grand jury indicted Judge James V. Keogh former Assistant U.S. Attorney Elliott Kahaner and three others on conspiring to fix a bankruptcy case in federal court. Anthony Ducks Corallo Dr Robert Erdman and Sanford J Moore are charged with paying 35000 to Keogh and Kahaner through Erdman as go‑between. Moore was arrested January 5 1961 for concealing assets of Long Island Amusement Company in a bankruptcy.

Washington UPI New York James V. Keogh U.S Elliott Kahaner Atty Robert F. Kennedy Anthony “Ducks” Corallo Robert M. Erdman

JFK urges young Democrats to lead during hazardous era

President Kennedy told a Miami Beach Young Democratic Clubs of America crowd that they must help shape the nation's destiny during the most hazardous period in the human race. He urged party unity as a means to keep the world free and pressed for programs to sustain jobs, growth, and peace amid economic recessions. He contrasted Democratic leadership with the fate of past parties.

Miami Beach Fla Kennedy United States Young Democratic Clubs of America Free World Collins Avenue Indian Creek Country Club Helcopter Palm Beach Young Democrats Afl-Cio Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Pary

Castro labeled greatest U S Latin threat at NY panel

New York Times editor Herbert Matthews called Fidel Castro the most dangerous Latin American figure for the United States while suggesting isolation could make the regime wither away. Panelists debated Castro’s Marxist Leninist stance and Cuba’s future amid Cold War tensions.

New York UPI Herbert L. Matthews New York Times United St Calt Latin America Matthews Fidel Catro United States Overseas Press Club Frank Tannenbaum Columbia University Herminio Portes Vila Haya University Joseph A. Taylor Dorothy Gordon Portel Vila Fidel Castro Castro Porter Vila Moscow Communist Party Cuba

Woman Pleads Guilty to Carrying Concealed Weapon

Mrs Jewel Beason 39 of 148 West McCormick Street changed a prior plea to guilty in City Court yesterday on a concealed weapon charge. Magistrate William Kimball ordered a $20 fine and 10 days in jail after Beason explained she did not intend harm and was unaware of the law. Police said the gun was found in her pocket after a friend asked her to carry it.

Jewel Beason W. McCormick ,Sr

Kefauver Seeks Tough Drug Rules Amid Industry Pushback

Senator Estes Kefauver and drug firms reached a rough agreement on consumer protection against impure drugs. He cited Bristol Laboratories documents showing large price gaps for tetracycline and urged stronger patent limits to aid patients. The PMA backed more government supervision as Congress considers bills governing a $25 billion industry.

Washington UPI Sen. Estes Kefauver Tennessee Democrat Kefauver Bristol Laboratories Bristol American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association PMA Congress

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