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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1962

Page

2

Mrs Glenn Calm Confident On Eve of Flight

Arlington Va January 27 AP Mrs John H Glenn Jr 32 calmly confident on eve of space mission. Homes four TV sets lines up family watching Glenn orbit Earth. Children David 16 Lyn 14. Glenns parents Dr and Mrs Castor of New Concord Ohio visiting. Neighbors plan to watch and help. Mrs Miller next door preparing a roast to ease Mrs Glenn.

Martha Cole Arlington John H. Glenn, Jr Space Marine Corps America Earth Glenns Washington Glenn Annie David Carolyn Lyn H. W. Castor New Concord Ohio Castors Thomas H. Miller Quantico, Va White House Fred Korth Secretary of the Navy Kennedy Tazewell T. Shepard

Creative children's shows could be money makers CBS says

CBS executives told FCC hearings that only broadly appealing, creative children's programs could be profitable. CBS spends half its development funds on children’s news and information, but faces tough economics. Stanton and Aubrey warned profits remain elusive for public information shows, while Minow urged more channels to ease the problem.

Washington CBS Federal Communications Commission Richard S. Salant CBS News FCC Newton Minow James T. Aubrey CBS Television Network Minow Frank Stanton NBC Salant St. Louis Chicago Stanton

U S halts Geneva talks on test ban plan

Washington says the United States will halt the Geneva atomic test ban talks and push the issue at the 18 nation general disarmament conference. Moscow is accused of a fraudulent turnabout as Tsarapkin urged continuing talks focused on a nonpoliced moratorium rather than a ban with anti cheating controls.

Washington United States Geneva Moscow U.S Britain Senyon K. Tsarapkin Tsarapkin West Patley Eisenhower Kennedy State Department Lincoln White Kremlin Russia

Appeals Court Backs Union in Kohler Row

The US Court of Appeals ruled two to one that unfair labor practices were found against Kohler, the Wisconsin plumbing fixtures maker, in a long dispute with the United Auto Workers. The court ordered further NLRB action to decide if 77 strikers, fired for alleged violence, were provoked by company practices and should be restored.

Washington Jan Court of Appeals Kohler Company Wisconsin United Auto Workers Union National Labor Relations Board Kahfer NLRB Kohler Sheboygan Wis

US Sues to Collect $3 Million in Back Taxes From Goldfine

In Boston a federal suit seeks more than 3 million dollars in back taxes from industrialist Bernard Goldfine 71 who is jailed for tax evasion. IRS liens target Strathmore Woolen and Rolston Associates with further claims against related mills and a real estate firm. A temporary restraining order blocks asset dispositions pending a hearing.

Boston United States Bernard Goldfine Internal Revenue Service Goldfine Strathmore Woolen Company Rolston Associates IRS Charlotte Robert F. Kennedy Washington U.S Strathmore, Bolston George Mabbett & Sons Company Plymouth Mass Bolton Company Kennedy George C Sweeney Goldline Federal Correctional Institution Danbury Conn Mildred Paperman East Cambridge Miss Paperman Strathmore Company Mabbett Burton L. Williams Chestnut Hill Goldfine Enterprises Strathmore New York Lebanon Mills Lebanon Northfield Northfield Mills Auburn Maine Strathmore Mills New England Sol Goldfine Justice Department

Plans for Divorce Unchanged Rockefeller Aide Says

New York report says Governor Nelson A Rockefeller and wife Mary Todhunter Clark remain committed to their original plan for a legal separation followed by divorce. The aide stressed no changes since the November 1961 announcement.

Rockefeller New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Mary Todhunter Clark Newsday Rockefellers Michael Dutch New Guinea

Stratford Motel Bandit Admits Other Stickups

A 24 year old George Mitchell Matolepszy was captured after a Stratford Motel holdup and admitted a string of robberies at motels in Connecticut and New York. He faces 10000 bond on robbery with violence charges and will be arraigned in Stratford Monday. He also confessed to holdups at Yale Motor Inn Wallingford Albany and Glens Falls. The suspect worked as a material control specialist for an LA firm and rented the getaway car in New York.

Merritt Parkway Stratford Motor Inn Connecticut New York West Port Barracks George Mitchell Matolepszy Stratford Matolepszy Stratford Motor Tan Yale Motor Inn Wallingford Albany Glens Falls N.Y George DelMastro Sikorsky Aircraft Company Malolepszy Federal Electric Corporation of Los Angeles U.S. Eastern Seaboard

NLRB Sets Hearing On Bullard Election

The National Labor Relations Board has scheduled a preliminary hearing to set an election date for union representation of Bullard Company production staff. The 2:30 p.m. session will be held at Pullman Comley Bradley and Reeves, with Dwight Fanton representing the company. Andrew Daniels of the Steel Workers Union indicated that if no agreement is reached, a formal hearing is planned for February 7 and called for an early election date.

National Labor Relations Board Steel Workers Union Bullard Company Pullman, Comley, Bradley and Reeves Dwight Fanton Andrew Daniels Steel Workers Daniels

Living costs ease again in December as prices dip

The December consumer price index slipped one tenth of a percent, marking a second straight monthly decline and signaling slight cost reductions for American workers. Labor officials note possible small price rises in January and February due to freezes on fruits and vegetables in the South, with overall 1962 inflation expected to stay within one to two percent.

Washington Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg Robert J. Myers Labor Statistics Myers

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