Cooper Wins Nomination To Run Against Haughey
Real estate dealer Harold A. Cooper, 66, won the Democratic nomination for mayor, defeating Anthony M. Pastore 1,042 to 886 to face incumbent Ray mond L. Haughey in the November runoff. Haughey’s strong organization totaled 5,555 votes, with other ward contests shaping a crowded primary across several councils.
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Wendell Ave
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Eploye
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Veteral
Behi
McAn
Virginia M. Quaglietti
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Pattern Through Monday
The forecast projects temperatures averaging 7 to 6 degrees below the seasonal normal of 48 degrees, with a continued cool spell through the period. Occasional light rain is expected Friday night into Saturday.
Three Deny Koza Killing and 3 Held as Witnesses
Three men accused in the murder plot against Michael Koza pleaded not guilty this morning as arraignments drew a crowded district court. Bernard J. Wiley and Joseph T. Dougherty Jr. faced murder charges. Anthony Polcaro was arraigned on two counts of being an accessory before the fact. Three men named as material witnesses—Calvin C. Corl, Albert D. Luce, and Eugene D. Benoit—were held after failing to post $2,500 cash bail each. The case and related charges were continued toward Oct. 23 for a preliminary hearing as investigators expanded inquiries into Koza’s killing surfaced Monday.
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Bernard J. Wiley
Linden Sts
Joseph T. Denugherty ,Jr
Wahvonhah St
Anthony
Tony) Polcaro
Columbus Ave
Calvin C. Corl
Summer St
Albert D. Luce
Pearl St
Eugene D. Benoit
Mr. Koza
Frederick MM. Myers
Kiley, Dougherty and
Polcara
Berard J. Kiley
Anthony Paoleara
Bernard J. Kiley
Poleara
Dougherty
Kiley
Nougherty
Polcaro
Youth Service Board
Berkshire
Great Barrington
Robert 7. Gustavis
Bair. Polcaro
Polcaroa
House of Correction
Shirley Gilbert
Fenn St
Pallearo
Genovese
Dist. Atty
Matthew J. Ryan Jr
Springfield
Mitchell
Arthur Kelly
James E. McCarty
Anthony Palcaro
Edwin J. Blair
Joseph T. Dougherty Jr
Micezyalaw Wojtkowski
Daniel A. McGill
Kelly
Cape Cod park bill gains public support in Cape area
Public reaction to the Cape Cod national seashore bill is described as generally favorable with letters of support leading those opposing the measure. Senators Saltenstal and Kennedy and Representative Beith champion the plan to create a park of at least 6,000 acres across Provincetown Eastham Chatham Truro Wellfleet and Orleans.
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Steelmakers Tell Panel Offer Final
Washington, UP I reports chief industry negotiator C Conrad Cooper warned no agreement would be possible in the three month steel strike unless the union accepts a noninflationary offer and changes in work rules. He said the union’s wage demands are inflationary and would push costs up, breaking the market for U S steel at home and abroad. Cooper defended a 45 cent an hour wage offer over two years, with a 23 cent maximum within that range to avoid inflationary production costs. The steel companies and union remain deadlocked as the Friday deadline nears for the panel to report under Watt-Hartley law.
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Explorer VII In Orbit Spinning Earth Every Hour
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP America s new Explorer vii satellite circles the earth about one hour and forty one seconds collecting data on space radiation and weather A four stage Junior rocket injected the gyroscope satellite into orbit Tuesday and it began transmitting information Explorer VII joins eight other American satellites while the Soviet Union has three still operational The orbit ranges from 664 miles at apogee to 346 miles at perigee NASA Dr Homer Newell Jr says the orbit is nearly circular aiding several experiments One transmitter is weaker and may die in about two months Aut off devices will shut down the second transmitter after twenty years the main mission is to study lower bands of radiation above the earth and cosmic rays this data could aid future moon missions other instruments measure cosmic rays heat balance and micro meteoric density A Bold Orion missile test precedes the Explorer VI launch pointing toward potential anti satellite weapons
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Snow Furrows Mt Grevlock After Three-Inch Fall
Three inches of snow blanketed Mt Grevlock last night with snow still falling at midnight and tapering by late morning. Joseph F. Fitzgerald manager of Bas nam Lodge reported the storm began around midnight and was melting fast by mid morning. Temperature stood at 30 degrees.
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Macmillan reshuffles warps cabinet with Watkinson as defense minister
London reports Harold Macmillan reorganizes his government with Harold Watkinson named defense minister replacing Duncan Sandys who becomes aviation minister. Alan Lennox-Boyd moves to colonial secretary as changes ripple through key posts and Heath rises to labour minister handling party whip duties.
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Harold Watkinson
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Cyprus
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Kenya
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Iaw MacLeod
Richard A. Butler
Sehwyn l Lloyd
Amory
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Ainistry of Transport
Avia Tate
Gene Marples
Landis
Sciencas
Lord Hailsham
Conservative Party
Macleod
Edward Heath
United States backs UN study on world peace police forces
The United States urged a UN study on an international peace police system to safeguard security if global disarmament proceeds. Secretary Lodge outlined three key questions: type of force, governing international law, and terms for arms reductions, while stressing the need for inspection and detailed Soviet plans before Geneva talks.
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U.N. General Assembly
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Assembly
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Soviet Union
Lodze
Uestion of
Tmameen
U. S
Rushcey
Selwyn Lloyd
General Assembly
Tenn Minister details rigging on two quiz shows
UPI reports Reverend C. E. Stoney Jackson Jr, minister of the Christian Church, tells of supposed pre show questioning before The $64 000 Question and The $64 060 Challenge. He says he was never asked a new question and that winnings included 20000 dollars won plus 16000 on the 64 000 Question and 4000 on the 64 000 Challenge.
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UPI
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Stoney) Jackson Jr
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Parents Must Pay For New York Delinquency Law
NEW YORK UPI The City Council voted 20 to 4 to hold parents responsible for damage caused by juvenile delinquents. The proposed law would make parents liable for willful destruction of property up to 23 dollars by their children and now goes to the Board of Estimate, where a similar measure failed in 1953.
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UPI
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