Otepka Case Sees Dismissal Of One Mutilation Charge
Washington AP report notes the hearing on Otto F. Otepka continues after the State Department dropped the mutilation charges. The focus shifts to allegations that he provided confidential documents to Senate aide Sourwine without proper authorization while defending his actions as citizen duty. Otepka was dismissed in 1963 but remains on the payroll during the proceedings.
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Department
Irving Jaffe
Justice Department
State Department
Otepka
J.C. Sourwine
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sourwine
Senate
Subcommittee
U.S
Doctors Lack Generic Drug Data in Senate Probe
A Harvard pharmacology professor told Senate investigators that better education of physicians on generic drugs could cut costs and reduce morbidity and mortality from indiscriminate prescribing. He noted that promotion by drug makers keeps doctors unaware of cheaper generics and gave urinary infection examples showing brand name prices far higher than older drugs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Richard Burack
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Burack
Chevrolet Sales Here Soar In May
Chevrolet passenger cars sold by Tucson dealers in May rose 19.6 percent from a year earlier. The El Paso zone, including 68 dealers in Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas, reported car sales up to 2,431 from 2,033. Truck sales climbed to 1,167 from 1,104. Luke Baron Jr., zone manager, called the rise a sustained trend through the 1967 model year.
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Chevrolet
Tucson
el Paso
O'Reilly
Murray Bryant
Arizona
New Mexico
Big Bend
West Tezas
Luke Barren Jr
Chevrole
2Une
Ethics probe asked over Missouri senator aiding Hoffa
Senator Jenn Williams asked the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate claims that Senator Edward Long used a Senate subcommittee to help Teamster boss James Hoffa and received fees from Hoffa attorney Morris Shenker. Williams said a report should be issued if not already underway.
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Washington
UPI
Jenn J. Williams
R-Del
Senate Ethics Committee
Tia
Edward V. Long
Dmo
Senate
James FE. Hoffa
Heifa
Wiliams
Ethics Committee
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senaor
Missouri
Long
United States Senate
Life Magazine
Hoffa
Ssenker
Thoresens Face Hearing on Gun Possession Charges
William and Louise Thoresen, former Tucson residents, scheduled for June 2 hearings before U S Commissioner Richard Goldsmith on probable cause to bind over to U S District Court for illegal firearms possession. Mrs Thoresen to see Judge Lloyd H Burke for psychiatric report. she faces a Sullivan Gun Act charge in New York. Bailors say about 70 tons of illegal weapons seized. attorney Jake Enrlich says they are collectors.
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San Francisco
William Thoresen I
Louise
Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Richard Goldsmith
U.S. District Court
Thoresen
U.S. Dist
Lloyd H. Burke
Fire Fought In Catalinas Near Mt Lemmon Lodge
A forest fire broke out in the Catalina Mountains near the Mt Lemmon ski lodge. It covered about seven acres and did not threaten the lodge. About 20 men from the Mt Lemmon radar station and the U S Forest Service were dispatched to battle the blaze.
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Catalina Mountains
Mt. Lemmon
Palisade
Air Force
U.S. Forest Service
Subscriptions Rates Notice from Citizen Publishing
Published weekly with Sunday edition by Citizen Publishing at 360 North Street Ave. Rates list weekly and monthly costs in advance. Subscriptions offered for various terms with errorful OCR wording but indicates pricing and address for subscription desk.
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Citizen Puglish Et Hort $Sene Ave
Werner
Toutsise
Tutson
Bala
Global Voyager Stricken At Fete
Sir Francis Chichester, 65, fell ill at a Plymouth party celebrating his solo round-the-world voyage. Doctors said he is not in immediate danger but suffering from strain. He complained of feeling ill Monday night and was taken by ambulance to Lady Astor’s former home, where he has stayed since May 28. He plans to sail up the Thames to London Thursday in his 52 foot ketch Gypsy Moth IV.
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Plymouth
England
UPI
Francis Chichester
Francis
Gocter
Crichester
Adm
Fiterey Tellesi
Lady Astor
Chichester
Thames
London
Kennecott Offers Three Year Contract After Strike Vote
Kennecott Copper Corp proposed a new three year contract to all unions representing copper mining employees across Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico. The joint United Steelworkers and Mine Mill Smelter Workers committee urged local unions to vote on June 2 to authorize a strike if contracts expiring by August 31 are not settled. Major copper producers include Anaconda American Smelting and Refining and Phelps Dodge.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
United Steelworkers of America
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Denver
Kennicott
Anaconda
American Smelting and Refining
Phelps Dodge Corp
Defendant Fails To Show Up In City Court
Richard Lee Downs, 25, of 901 E Holaway Vista, arrested March 19 on suspicion of frequenting a narcotics establishment, failed to appear at trial. Judge Jack Arnold issued a warrant for his arrest. Downs was taken into custody by state agents and city intelligence unit detectives.
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Richard Lee Downs
Jack Arnold
Downs
E. Holaway Vista
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Bernard L. Garmire
Rotary Club
Pioneer International Hotel
Roy Drachman
Garmire
Art Grasberger
Otto F. Otepka
Strate
Toy Shop
Barbie
Ste
Jell
Mourns
Shenker
St. Lowis
Horta
Thoresens
Sens
Jake Enrlich
Catalinas
North Stene Ave
International
Deepsilver
Global Voyager
Kennecott
Bermuda
Jamaica
Atalay
Fara
Oe Blaah Me
Silverplate
the International Silver Company
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