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¶ Owns the Lebanon, N.H. house in which U.S. Senator Norris Cotton lives (TIME, July 21).
Regarding an article by your Mr. John Leonard concerning one Morris, which appeared in your most recent issue: Mr. Leonard seems to be laboring under the same delusion as Mr. Frank Norris when he said, "We want life, not literature" (and probably succeeded in giving us neither). In order to...
Lebandale Mills. New Hampshire's Republican Senator Norris Cotton has a 10% interest in this mill in Lebanon, N.H., controlled by Goldfine. Cotton's law firm, from which he still draws an annual salary, has represented both Lebandale and Lebanon Woolen Co., another Goldfine mill, for many years...
Last week Bernard Goldfine swore that Cotton had not represented him as a lawyer since going to Congress in 1947. Yet, in at least one instance, Norris Cotton still does represent Goldfine. The instance is that of the Rogers Hotel in Lebanon. Goldfine is the real owner of the Rogers...
Had he discussed the case with Goldfine's good friends, Maine's Senator Frederick Payne and New Hampshire's Norris Cotton? "I think there was some discussion about that at one time, but so far as I am concerned, it was a casual discussion."