Gunfight in the doorway ends with shots and accusations
In a tense confrontation, Bob Elliot and Bill McCord confront Kentucky Jones over a gun linked to Bishop’s death. Bills fly, loyalties fracture, and a door shot by Elliot leads to McCord’s wrist being shattered by Kentucky’s return fire as the room erupts with accusations of murder and betrayal.
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Kentucky Jones and Jean Face Reckoning at Bar Hook
In the tense aftermath, Kentucky consoles Jean as she reveals she fears she caused Lee Bishop's death and the Mason case. He confirms Lee saw Mason and that Elliot and McCord tied the case to Sanders, while Jean bears the weight of blame for the tragedy and vows mutual support.
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Red Tape Foe Warns On FCC Overreach In AT&T Cable Plan
Washington columnist William Bruckart argues the federal communications commission oversteps its bounds by trying to control AT T coaxial cable experiments. He warns such jurisdiction could stifle invention and disrupt long distance telephony and telegraphy. He notes AT T research aims to test 100 miles of cable between New York and Philadelphia for telecommunication progress.
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Roosevelt Era Debate Over Communications Commission Policy
In Washington discussions center on whether AT T should fund further development of a new invention from surplus corporate funds. Critics warn that continued federal control could erode an efficient government, while supporters urge national benefit from scientific progress. Duck hunting rules also tighten with a 30 day season and strict limits to protect migratory birds.
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