Vermont Vigilante Case Ties to Dairy Farm Slaying
An accused vigilante slayer, Robert Welch, 46, accompanied jurors to the Connecticut River bridge where Orville Gibson’s body was found after being beaten and tied. The state alleges vigilante action grew from Gibson’s predator-turned-property owner status and harsh treatment of workers. The trial advances to Chelsea with opening statements, while a foliage tour preceded the weekend break.
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Newbury
UPI
Connecticut River
Robert Welch
Vermont
New Hampshire
Orville Gibson
Frederick Reed
Welch
Gibson
Chelsea
Reed
Last Chance to Register for Nov 3 Election
Residents who moved or became 21 by election day must register by 10 p.m. today. Registration is available at 350 polling places in city and county districts. Under permanent personal registration, those who registered last year and still live at the same address do not need to re register.
FCC Chief Says Commission Can’t Monitor All TV
Chairman Doerfer told the House subcommittee the FCC cannot watch every broadcast amid probes into rigged quiz shows. He noted about 60,000 hours of programming air daily and said monitoring even a fraction isn’t feasible, while outlining actions taken with CBS and NBC following the Dotto controversy.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission Today
House
FCC
Doerfer
Oren Harris
Subcommittee
Commission
CBS
Dotto
NBC
New York County Grand Jury
Townsend Fiancée in Belgium Feels Like Meg Look
AP reports 44-year-old Peter Townsend engaged to Marie-Luce Jamagne 21 daughter of a tobacco industrialist in Brussels. The engagement was announced by her mother with no wedding date. Marie-Luce known as Moustique helped Townsend with documentary films and toured the world as secretary and photographer.
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Brussels
Belgium
Peter Townsend
Britain
Princess Margaret
RAF
Marie-Luce Jamagne
Townsend
Marie-Luce
Moustique
Orking
Margaret
Church of England
Buckingham Palace
George VII
State officials to wear aluminum hard hats for publicity drive
New York state department heads were presented with aluminum helmets bearing the state name and seal as part of a publicity stunt tied to an advertising campaign. Public officials reportedly displayed or ignored the headgear in various offices as the firm Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn promotes the “hard hat doers” image.
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Albany
UPI
Merce Department
New York City
Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn
Keith 5. McHugh
Commerce Department
Rockefeller Administration
New York
Moneyword Puzzle Jackpot Promises $11750 Prize
The Moneyword Puzzle jackpot totals $11750 for Sunday’s puzzle. Readers are invited to submit multiple entries and compare with this week’s consolation prize winners. Free entry details are provided.
Chuckle: garage marriage proposal joke headline
A humorous exchange centers on a man proposing in a garage and his partner’s firm stance on backing out. The quip underscores a playful domestic moment with light tone.
Strategy fights loom as Eisenhower pushes steelback order
Washington officials plot to implement an 80 day back to work order under court decree as President Eisenhower cites emergency powers. Union leaders denounce the move as strike breaking while predicting delays and tensions with industry.
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David J. McDonald
Arthur J. Goldberg
Eisenhower
Gulf Coast
Crucible Steel Plant Prepares to Resume Work
Crucible Steel at Sanderson Halcomb Works readies restart after president’s intervention. Maintenance men to be recalled first, manager Reinhold Schempp says the electric furnaces can be fired up within five days, much faster than at larger plants. Union officials will meet company reps early next week.
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Sanderson- Halcomb
Crucible Steel
Reinhold Schempp
State Fair Blvd
Schempp
Steelworkers Oppose Ike Action on Returning to Work
Pittsburgh and other steel towns reacted to President Eisenhower invoking Taft Hartley to end the 88 day steel strike. Workers overwhelmingly opposed the move saying it undermines contracts, while wives urged action to ease family hardships. A few business and nonunion voices supported it for temporary economic relief.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Hisenhower
Ike
Russia
Chicago
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Bill Farr
Girl Found Dead in Car in Marathon Village
A 111 year old girl Connie Wainwright was found dead in a car in Marathon Cortland County. A companion Othmar Wolf 23 of Cincinnatus was hospitalized in Cortland in satisfactory condition after they were overcome by carbon monoxide. Police and coroner officials awaited a full report while hospital staff confirmed the death on arrival and a father found his daughter unconscious in the vehicle.
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Connie Wainwright
Cortland
Othmar Wolf
Cincinnatus
Paul Youngs
Marathon
William McAuliffe
Beaten Labor Party Faces Inner Split
In a crushing Thursday election defeat Britain's Labor Party faced a potential rift between moderate and left wing factions. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's Conservatives won decisively as Radio Moscow praised the shift toward peaceful coexistence and a possible summit with the Soviet Union. Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell urged drastic re thinking amid calls for policy reassessment.
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London
UPI
Britain
Labor
Radio Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Macmillan
Soviet Union
China
Peiping Peoples Daily
Red New China
Nikita
Khrushchev
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitsskell
Andy Keller Forecasts Fair Then Cloudy Syracuse Weather
Weatherman Andy Keller predicts fair conditions with mild temperatures tonight. Tomorrow the sky turns cloudy but remains very mild with a high near 75 degrees. Winds shift from southwest to southwest at 10 to 15 mph.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Rockefeller Voter District Error Reported in Mount Pleasant
A Mount Pleasant survey reveals the Rockefeller family estate sits in North Tarrytown, not Mount Pleasant, indicating reportedly years of Rockyefeller voting in a wrong district. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller figures in the piece as the cited subject of the district misalignment.
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North Tarrytown
Nelson A. Rockefel
Mount Pleasant
Rockefeller
North
Tarrytown
We Sure Can Use at Least 80 Days of Work
Steelworker John Kowaluk in Lackawanna urges an injunction to end an 88 day steel strike. He estimates 25 000 Buffalo area workers could return after a 60 day cooling off period if the Taft Hartley action proceeds. Kowaluk and wife describe financial strain from unemployment and savings depletion amid the stoppage.
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Stanley Kalimee
Glassport
Bob Powell
Lackawanna
N.Y
John Kowaluk
Kowaluk
Falo Area
Bethlehem Steel Co
Caroline
Gary
John
Bethlehem
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Walter Galinski
Andy
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