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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
2
London reporters note Britain's general election campaign ends with Conservatives and Labour both claiming improving prospects. The Liberals may swing the result on Thursday as the walkout by London subway workers eases after Labour leader Harold Wilson urged an end to the disruption.
Former Massachusetts governor Foster Furcolo was indicted on conspiracy to arrange a bribe to secure the reappointment of Anthony N. Di Natale as DPW commissioner. Four current and former executive councilors were named, all Democrats, with charges tied to alleged bribe requests and acceptance. The case stems from the Massachusetts Crime Commission findings.
Detriot based UPI reports American Motors and the United Auto Workers advanced toward a national three-year contract for 26 000 workers with a midnight Thursday strike deadline looming The profit sharing feature first written in 1961 was the main sticking point with both sides claiming the other would place onerous qualifications on its viability and equity Edward Cushman AMC vice president and Douglas Fraser UAW department head reported progress and said both sides want to preserve profit sharing but disagree on terms
Former President Harry S. Truman, 80, is in Research Hospital with two cracked ribs and a gash above the eye after a bathroom fall at his Independence home. He remained cheerful and alert, with visitors barred, as doctors planned a six month checkup.
Barry Goldwater accuses the Democratic Party of obstruction of justice in the Bobby Baker matter as he campaigns in the Midwest. He denounces Democrats as fascists and draws support at rallies in Des Moines and Kansas City while noting the Senate inquiry into a 1960 Baker payment has been paused until after the election.
GOP chairman Dean Burch dismissed as nonsensical a charge that a Democratic National Committee employee was paid 1000 to provide confidential information to the Republicans. Louis Flax, 39, said he delivered Western Union messages to John Grenier and received cash from an unidentified man near Republican HQ. Flax notified Democratic officials, including Wayne Phillips, soon after the meeting.
North London Magistrate Frank Milton admonished a defendant charged with being drunk and biting an officer's nose. He stated the practice of munching police officers or anyone else is to be discouraged.
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