FCC Says It Cannot Stop Rigged TV Quiz Shows
Washington AP report says FCC chairman Doerfer testified Congress cannot censor or interfere with speech nor muster manpower to guard quiz shows. The hearing probes Twenty-One rigging with Charles Van Doren under scrutiny as NBC suspends him. FTC to testify Monday.
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Federal Communications Commission
Congress
FCC
John C. Doerfer
Doerfer
Will Charles van Doren
van Doren
New York
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Subcommittee
Epee
Daniel Enright
Enright
Albert Freedman
Yom Kippur Faith Observance and Local Homecoming Notices
Yom Kippur observances include a fasting period from Sunday sundown to Monday night with a final meal after Mincha. The week features homecoming at Friends Meeting on Quaker Lane with Clarence Pickett as speaker, and a Rankin Memorial Methodist Church homecoming service and quarterly conference led by Dr. J. Clay Madison. Revival planned at Greenwood Baptist Church beginning Oct 11 led by Rev. A C Moody.
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Quaker Lane
Clarence Pickett
Mrs. Pickett
Ragan Hall
Dorothy Wells
Charles Blair
D. Elton Trueblood
Alexander Purdy
Elizabeth Gray Vining
Japan
Rankin Memorial Methodists Church
J. Clay Madison
Greensboro
Methodist Church
Madison
English Street Methodist Protestant Church
Barker
Adams Streets
Clare Purcell
J. Silvester Higgins
High Point
A. C. Moody
Southside Baptist Church
Greenwood Baptist Church
West Thomasville
Raymond Crow
Baptist Meet Goes On With Central Association Churches
The Baptist Churches of the Central Baptist Association are listed as continuing their meeting with further details to follow on page two. The event gathers regional congregations and clergy under the association’s banner.
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Taft-Hartley edict may take week to halt steel strike
Pittsburgh AP report shows mixed reaction to President Eisenhower invoking the Taft Hartley act in the 88 day steel strike. Wives voiced relief over money for winter clothes and Christmas spending while many workers opposed the move. The 80 day cooling off period could end in resumed strike if no new contract is reached.
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Cleveland
Eisenhower
Bill Farr
Gary
Ind
Walter Galinski
Demos Blame for Fund Slash in Interstate Program
Washington AP report explains a funding cut for the interstate highway program with total federal spending limited to 1.8 billion dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. Senator Gore warns the slowdown amounts to a default, while President Eisenhower cites highway trust fund shortages and notes a proposed four year gas tax increase.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Gore
Highway Trust Fund
Congress
High Pointer of the Week features Sunday Enterprise
The Enterprise will publish a new feature series called High Pointer of the Week spotlighting civic and business figures each Sunday. The first profile will appear tomorrow along with pieces on Mrs. J. S. Hedgecock and Mrs. Eleanor Velt and a New York City school transfer report.
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Enterprise
High Pointer
J. S. Hedgecock
Eleanor Velt
New York City
Brooklyn
Queens
Macmillan Wins Victory Seeks Early East West Summit
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan campaigned on a mandate to pursue peace and push for a Western led summit with the Soviet Union. Informants say he favors rapid talks with Khrushchev, hoping for a November meeting before the U S presidential race. Western allies praise the win as stability, while Moscow radios urge caution. Macmillan’s Conservatives secured 364 of 630 seats, Labour 258, Liberals 5, signaling a strong mandate to continue international diplomacy.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Ton
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
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Liberals
Britain
Moscow Radio
Hearing In Steel Fight Scheduled
Washington AP reports Taft Hartley procedures move to end the 88 day steel strike. Eisenhower set hearings and an inquiry panel led by George W. Taylor to report within a week, with John Perkins and Paul Lehoczky as members. panel aims to mediate and halt the strike by next Friday.
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Eisenhower
George W. Taylor
War Labor Board and Wage Stabilization Board
Taylor
John Perkins
University of Delaware
Paul N. Lehoczky
Ohio State University
Eisenhower Hosts Lopez Mateos at Camp David Visit
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos joined President Eisenhower for an overnight stay at Camp David after departing the White House on Eisenhower's helicopter at 9 33 a m. The retreat near Thurmont Maryland has hosted Khrushchev and Macmillan in recent months as leaders in state visits.
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Eisenhower
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Catoctin
White House
A.m. Lopez Mateos
Camp David
Thurmont
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
England
Harold MacMillan
Steelworker Kowaluk Glad To Return To Work During Strike
Lackawanna New York AP report notes steelworker John Kowaluk hopes a Taft Hartley injunction ends the 88 day strike. About 25 000 Buffalo area workers may resume an 80 day cooling off period if ordered. Kowaluk cites wage losses and depleted savings including 700 cash from bonds. He and wife Caroline describe tight finances and effort to meet bills while awaiting settlement.
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N.Y
John Kowaluk
Kowaluk
Buffalo Area
Bethlehem Steel Co
Caroline
Gary
Mrs. Kowaluk
John
Bethlehem
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