Drug pricing case verdict targets nationwide pharmacist cartels
A nine to twelve member jury convicted Donald Hedgpeth and the Northern California Pharmaceutical Association of price fixing under the Sherman Act. The judge set sentencing for Thursday, with potential prison time and fines. DOJ expects further actions in Arizona, Idaho, and Utah and private treble-damages suits may follow. Defense plans appeals through the Supreme Court.
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High Court To Get Loyalty Oath Suit
Barbara Elfbrandt a junior high teacher challenges Arizona’s loyalty oath law. Superior Court will enter a declaratory judgment next week and the case proceeds to the Arizona Supreme Court for constitutionality ruling.
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Arizona Supreme Court
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Barbara) Elfbrandt
Superior Court
Timothy J. Mahoney
Pinal County
Kirk Loses Appeal To Subpoena In San Pedro Probe
Superior Court Judge Tim Mahoney denied Kirk a writ of mandamus to force subpoenas for 28 witnesses in the San Pedro water land purchase investigation. The ruling held no time and place had been set for testimony, and Kirk did not pursue council procedures to reconvene hearings.
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Timothy J. Mahoney
James L. Kirk
San Pedro
J. Mercer Johnson
Kirk
Don Hummel
Johnson
Alexander Russin
Mahoney
District Must Appeal To Exceed Limit
Tucson's fast growing school population drives Tucson School District No. 1 to propose a 20.88 million dollar budget for the coming year, with a 1.99 million increase led by elementary needs for new teachers and staffing to open three elementary schools and a new junior high. The district may petition to exceed the 6 percent budget limit for the first time since the rule's passage, with public hearings set and updated salary scales raising base pay and master degree ranges.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Talks To End Nationwide Merchant Marine Strike
Union negotiators met pessimistically with White House mediators as a 24 hour strike loomed. Key issue is jurisdiction over foreign flag vessels, with U S companies seeking control. Seamen picketed near Camden amid sporadic violence as talks paused and Secretary Fowler stayed near Washington to monitor progress.
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UPI
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White House
U. S
Council To Study Small Annexation For Elderly Housing
The City Council will hear a proposal to annex under 100 acres on Grant Road between Sahuara and Wilmot to aid a Boswell Alliance project in two phases. The plan calls for 220 rental units for the elderly with later expansion to 220 more, total 22 acres, cost about 4 million, funded via FHA provisions. The parcel would gain city services after annexation and rezone to Residential 4 before construction.
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Grantwood Cemetery
Pantano Wash
Boswell Alliance Construction Co
Sacramento
Calif
Atty. Dean Burch
Laos conference deadlock on policing tools eyed
Parley Laos NEVA-UPI report notes Andrei yko left the 14 nation peace talks in Moscow. The center remains deadlocked as the Laos commission seeks tools to police the shaky ceasefire while the Comsts refuse. The United States signs new mortar attacks and other actions against Pathet Lao rebels.
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Discoverer No. 25 Sent Into Orbit
Discoverer No. 25 satellite, 2100 pounds, launched from Van Denberg California at 4 03 p m Tucson time. It completed orbit roughly 91 minutes after launch with a secret payload awaiting recovery in one to four days. The craft became the 18th polar orbiting satellite in the series and tracking stations confirmed its orbit after fog obscured visuals at launch.
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Calif
Air Force
Tucson
Carl Ingner
Betty Milburn
Bill Sears
Corral
Raymond Burr
Riviera
Church
Citizen Charlie Public Records
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JFK Rejects Red Test Ban Charges
President Kennedy sends Khrushchev a memo denying that the West blocks a nuclear test ban. He also reportedly rejects including the Geneva talks in broader East West disarmament negotiations slated to start July 31. The memo responds to Khrushchev’s June 4 Vienna handoff.
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JFK
Washington
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Geneva
Vienna
Berliners rally against Soviet moves to control West Berlin
Mayor Willy Brandt called for a mass demonstration in Berlin to oppose Khrushchev designs on West Berlin as bonfires lit along the Iron Curtain. Bonn marked Unity Day with Adenauer urging a sensible solution for a divided Germany while Dean Rusk affirmed firm U S policy in Berlin.
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Berlin
Iron Curtain
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Germany
Czech U N diplomat accused in U S betrayal plot
The State Department accused Miroslav Nacvalac, No. 2 at the Czech U N mission, of pressuring a U S employee over secrets and observed his attempt to defect. FBI spoke with him in New York but found motives suspect, leading to a recall demand.
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UPI
State Department
U. S
M. Miroslav Nacvalac
Naecvalac
Czechoslovakia
Lincoln White
Nacvalac
United States
FBI
Gripsholm
New York
Bolts Flash As Hit-Miss Rain Falls
A late June weather bulletin notes scattered thundershowers near the mountains with little temperature change. A bolt near Oracle and Hardy roads shocked a woman hanging laundry, injuring Mrs. Francis Graff and starting a small trash fire.
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N. Romero Rd
St. Mary’s Hospital
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