Communist Party Pleads Not Guilty To U S Charges
The Communist Party pleaded not guilty in Washington to failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union. Arraigned before Chief Judge Matthew F. McGuire, trial set for Feb. 1. Gus Hall did not participate. Noted that the party faces up to $10,000 per day for failure to register under the 1950 act.
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Tucsonian Guilty Of Car Burglary
A 29 year old Tucso nian James Earl McCullough was convicted by a Superior Court jury last night of first degree burglary for breaking into Bruno W. Tomesch s car on October 2. He was spotted in the car by the owner and caught by police shortly after. Sentencing date was set by visiting Judge John McGuire. Deputy County Atty. Sidney Kain led the state's case with Atty. Robert Royal defending.
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Hospital Chief Points Out Cost Of Health Care
A county hospital chief cites a U S Commerce Bureau index showing health care costs rise less than many items yet still climb with inflation Hospital costs per patient run from 32 to 48 dollars daily with personnel making up 65 to 70 percent of expenses He warns costs will rise unless there are fewer or lower quality services and notes hospitals must remain inefficient to fulfill their mission
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