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Died. Meyer Kestnbaum, 64, president of Hart Schaffner & Marx, manufacturers of men's clothing, who made his firm a model of labor-management concord and in 1955 became a special assistant (on executive management and federal-state relations) to President Eisenhower; of a heart attack; in Chicago...
...heard the last of the Uphaus case. World Fellowship, Uphaus' group, is growing, and Wyman will remain in Concord as an adviser to the Governor. Wyman stated enigmatically last week that "[Uphaus] and the organization known as World Fellowship will continue to be the object of very careful investigation." The thought of a life term for Uphaus is improbable, but not inconceivable. With the new Attorney-General will rest the decision whether to keep alive a case that relates about as much to the state's security as kindergarten pranks...
...popular appeal promise to erode party lines. The Loeb papers are meanwhile claiming to be "independent and dispassionate" in backing Democrats for governor in Massachusetts and Vermont. But political virginity is not easily assaulted. In an editorial endorsing the Democrat Boutin for governor and Republicans for everything else, the Concord Monitor felt it necessary to maintain that "there is no moral or legal compulsion" to vote a straight ticket...
Three other American crews failed to row into the final heats. They were Washington and Lee High School, Va; St. Paul's School, Concord, N.H.; and Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass...
...became president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston from 1946 to 1948, president of the New Haven Railroad for the next 15 months before taking over Brown Co., a New Hampshire paper producer whose profits he quadrupled to $4,400,000 within three years; of cancer; at Concord, N.H., six miles from his native Pembroke, which his ancestors founded 200 years ago and which he had served as moderator for 25 years...