Goldfine and secretary face federal contempt review
In Boston today Goldfine and his secretary were named in a federal contempt matter after refusing to produce records for the IRS. The case, tied to New England textile interests and a bid for court review, was denied pending further action by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Paperman
Boston
Cen Ployer
Washington
Bernard Mc
Auten
Goldfine
New England
Yagnale
Vietion
Revenue Service
High Tribunal
Alsol
Igoldfine
Judge Discusses Publication of Juvenile Names
Boulder Colorado AP dispatch reports Judge William G Long tells the Advisory Council of Judges that newspapers and courts share a duty to decide if publishing juvenile delinquents names serves the public good. He notes records are open to the press and stresses considering humiliation of the child or family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
APJ
William G. Long
Advisory Council of Judges
Hev
Karl Menninger
United States
Survey Shows Steelworkers Being Laid Off
New York AP reports about 25 000 steelworkers have been laid off with thousands more on short weeks. A drop in steel orders is blamed, with further declines expected. David J McDonald of United Steelworkers calls for swift action. Production estimates show a sharp drop from prior weeks with regional idling in Pittsburgh, Detroit, East Chicago and Youngstown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
American Iron and Steel Institute
Pittsburgh
U5, Steel Corp
Indheta
Edgar Thomson
Jones & Laughlin
New Delhi
Whi Steel Corp
Detroit
Jayott
Chicago
Ind
House Passes Payola Bill in Landslide Vote
Washington AP reports the House approved by 208 to 15 a bill to outlaw payola and rigged programs in broadcasting. The measure, sent to the Senate, allows suspension of licenses for intentional improper practices and fines stations accordingly. The bill, drawn by Rep. Oren Harris, followed hearings revealing payola in quiz shows and under the table payments to DJs. Related Tokyo note notes Japanese fishery firms boosting output of fish ham and sausage products from 4,000 tons in 1964 to about 70,000 tons yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John B. Benneth
t-Mich
Federal Communications Commission
Bennett
House
Comerce
Oren Harris
D lArk
Tokyo
Mayor Wagner decries Greenwich Village fears at Grivemobile push
In New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner faced a crowd of about 200 in Greenwich Village as he launched the Grivemobile, a 30 foot trailer intended to bring city government closer to residents. Beatniks and locals pressed him on fire code closures of coffee houses and the impact of Bronx style apartments on village charm. A Greenwich Village Save spokesman urged preserving neighborhood character while Wagner promised to study the concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Greemwich Village
Hre
Greenwich Village
Ah Howe
Lalkers
Cily
Greenwich
Sixth Avenues
Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hundreids OF Dei
Jratgr
Redwood Rez
Picnic Tatler
Ath
Sorage
Herdman Electric CO
Novica
Weld
Comrady
Fred CG. Cooper
Esteth
Weld County
Colorado
Brefore
Clxtina
Jerry H. Cooper
Doutchens & Houtchenn Mlomneya
Kinney Bldg
Kesley
Greeley Daily Tribune
Waldodornaya
Helen B. Sonack
Deramber
Carl F. Schack
Sata
Una
Victor Bernhardt
Edward Bernhardt
Clayton and
Gilbert
Harvard
Greeley
State of Colorade
Kalate
Droenitch
Parsons
Blelowanca
Enld
Ehall
Edward
Drobnitch
Hubert
Waldo
Adtornay
The
AON BS Bie Suny
Conary
Colorado Department OF Highways
Ivan Leech
Batt
Weld and
Morgan
Calorads
Department of
Wigamaya
Mark L Watrous
Ady
New York City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!