Judge warns against police dictating sentences in court
Intermediate Court Judge William J. Thorpson denounced police officers attempting to control court outcomes and cited cases where a state trooper dictated sentences or a mayor pressured evidence against a defendant. He urged magistrates to remain fair and impartial and to avoid salary-based bias while calling for harmony among justices, constables, and prosecutors.
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Bayard F. Ennis
William J. Thorpson
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Flight Engineers Reject Plea in Airline Dispute
Washington reports flight engineers refused a Kennedy plea to arbitrate the cockpit job rights dispute with three major airlines. The union tied the rejection to a renewed strike threat and set a deadline for after 2 30 p m today.
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Stocks Jump In Dramatic Late Rally
New York markets rallied on Friday lifting the AP average and Dow, as big buy orders from funds and institutions sparked a late surge. The Dow rose 15.18 to 578.18, the AP 60-stock index gained 5.50 to 214.10, with broad participation among sectors and volume up to 7.13 million shares.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Wall Street
Glen Lake seniors seek funds for Kennedy trip amid classmate illness
24 graduating Glen Lake High School seniors planned a trip to Washington to honor cancer-stricken classmate Duane Richardson. Washington donors pledged, and WWDC indicated a $700 contribution, but $900 more was needed for transport. Principal Harold Sweeny said a bus would drive to Detroit and then train to Washington.
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Puzzle win worth $1430 in Gazette-Mail contest
In the Sunday Gazette Mail Puzzle Cross word contest there were no correct solutions among 17 492 entries. A new puzzle worth up to 1430 dollars appears in the Sunday Gazette Mail.
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Sunday Gazette-Mail
Bowery residents face urban renewal upheaval in Charleston
Sunday preview notes Bowery residents in Charleston confronts uprooting as Urban Renewal looms. James A. Haught explores residents thoughts and responses on the Current Affairs Page. Also features Gov Hatfield recalling West Virginia’s semicentennial and a dog show handlers piece by A L Hardman.
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Bowery
James A. Haught
Sunday Gazette Mail
West Virginia
Henry D. Hatfield
Gov. Hatfield
A. L. Hardman
State Magazine
U S Orders Jet Plant Strike Halt
The Justice Department acting on President Kennedy orders secured a temporary federal injunction halting a two and a half month strike at Republic Aviation Corp in Farmingdale Long Island. Judge Bruchhausen halted the strike until a hearing next Wednesday. Republic told 9 000 striking workers to report to work on Monday. The F105 jet is needed by the Air Force for Southeast Asia. Local 1987 represents about 8508 workers.
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Robert S. McNamara
Bruchhausen
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International Association of
Intensive Vote Drives in D C Near Peak
South Charleston campaigns heat up ahead of the municipal election. Republican Walter W. Kramer accuses outgoing Mayor J W Londeree of yielding to Democratic pressure and endorsing the party. Cecil Washburn defeats Londeree in the primary, while Thomas Rees defends his council bid. Public forums note candidates’ commitments and misquotes.
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J. W. Londeree
Imayor
Walter W. Kramer
Londeree
Huin
Kramer
South Charleston Mound
Cecil Washburn
Republican Council
Thomas Rees
Fifth Ward
Enimeil
South Charleston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Berlin Rally Set as Soviets Brace for Wall Tension
Moscow officials warn Berlin anniversary demonstrations may prompt counter measures by Soviet forces. They fear West Berlin crowds and extremist groups could trigger incidents at the wall, with troops along the line or blocked access routes. Observers link bombings to a Nazi revival group and a West Berlin extremist cell allied to rumored outfits.
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