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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

Page

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Residual Oil Policy Row Divides New England Senators

Interior Secretary Udall disclosed he nearly dropped all import controls on residual oil in New England except Connecticut and Florida. White House lawyers blocked the plan, keeping nationwide quotas and drawing Senate protests led by New England's delegation. Cited effects include higher costs for electricity, heating, and industry.

Washington Stewart Udall U.S White House New England Sen Margaret Chase Smith Maine Johnson Udall Connecticut Florida Interior Department Justice Department Budget Bureau Venezuela N.E. Council Boston New England Council Adall Gardner Caverly Council New England Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Secretary of the Interior Norris Catton R-N.h New Hampshire

Bombings Shock Birmingham Amid Civic Leaders Targeted

A dynamite bomb shattered a Negro home and two other bombs were disarmed at the homes of Mayor Albert Boutwell and Councilwoman Nina Miglionico in Birmingham. Police evacuated and investigated nearby council residences while a 13 year old boy was treated for a cut hand. The city has a long history of racially charged bombings with no motive yet established.

Birmingham Ala Albert Boutwell Nina Miglionico Miss Miglionico T.L. Crowell Mis Weymouth 16Th Street Baptist Church Washingon Albert Jr Crowell

Colorado House Approves Welfare Birth Control Bill

The Colorado Legislature approved a bill allowing distribution of birth control information and devices to welfare recipients and participants in the program. It permits any parent or married person to participate and exempts those due to religious beliefs. Welfare workers may also decline participation for religious reasons.

Benver Colorado

Chevrolet Station Wagon 1955 For Sale

Automobiles For Sale ad offers a 1955 Chevrolet station wagon in good running condition for 55 dollars. The seller notes high demand and rapid results from a one day ad, inviting callers to contact 447-7041 to place an Eagle Family Want Ad.

Eagie

Assault Kills 200 Viet Cong Near Da Nang Battle

Recon pilots reported bodies of about 200 Viet Cong guerrillas killed in a major clash 30 miles from Da Nang. An American led ranger battalion narrowly escaped disaster by crawling to safety after helicopters ferried about 9,000 government troops to attack Viet Cong bases in the area.

Saigon VPS da Nang U.S Fencopters Inso Kontum Province James &. Bowers North Troy, Vi Nhen Boi Loi Forest

New Hampshire Senate Blocks Sweepstakes Expansion

The New Hampshire Senate blocked an expansion of the state sweepstakes program, pigeonholing a bill to add more outlets for tickets by a 13-8 vote. The measure could have generated more than $1 million in gross revenue for the lottery over the next two years, said Sweepstakes Director Edward J. Powers.

Concord N. H New Hampshire State Senate Senate Edward J. Powers

Withdrawal Issue Comes Up Again in Vietnam Talks

Washington reporters note 16 nonaligned governments press Secretary Rusk for unconditional peace talks in Viet Nam as North Viet Nam shows no sign of leaving the fight. Ambassador Taylor says no immediate negotiations and Johnson hosts talks on possible future steps. The piece covers nonaligned appeals, U Thant, and Chou En-lai’s demand for withdrawal.

Washington Dean Rusk United States North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Maxwell D. Taylor Johnson Viet Nam Taylor State Department William Warbey Ent London Times Warbey Ko Chi Minh Hanoi Rusk Belgrade Yugoslavia Afghanistan Ethiopia Ghana Soviet Union China Britain France Poland Canada U.N U Thant Chon Chou En-lai Chou Algiers Wat Ialian Italy Amintore Fanfani Moscow Alexei III Kosygin Tass Saigon White House Southeast Asia Joint Chiefs of Staff Central Intelllgence Agency Jie

Strike Halts $10 Million Berkshire Construction

Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union Local 473 in Berkshire County halted work on projects totaling over $10 million after rejecting a contract offer from the Pittsfield General Contractors Association. About 150 of 265 Local 473 members gathered to vote, seeking a four year contract with 25 cent hourly raises yearly, while current wages stood at 1.50 42 for hod carriers and 3.35 14 for laborers. Other locals in Holyoke and Springfield also began or approved contracts as strike action spread, impacting major projects including Williams College dormitories and a Greylock Elementary School expansion.

Berkshire County Patrick J. Mele Local 473 Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union General Contractors Association of Pittsfield Madison Cafe Mele Paul D. Francese Employers’ Association Laval 473 Massachusetts Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union Local 596 Holyoke Building Laborers Union Local 999 Springfield Stanley Czaporowski Jr Berksnite County Williams College Fuller Construction Co Boston North Adams Greylock East School Kemp Avenue Great Barrington Adams Super Market New England Telephone Co First National Lenox Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary

Pan Am pilots strike grounds major airline

Pan American World Airways, the nation s largest international carrier, was struck by ALPA pilots after 13 months of deadlocked talks over working conditions and flying time. The walkout halted flights from 10 US cities to 3 foreign countries, suspending thousands of employees.

New York API Pan American Worrld Airway Air Line Pilots Association ALPA Pan Am Lonn

NYC and Pennsy To Buy New Haven RR

New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads agreed to buy the bankrupt New Haven Railroad for 140 million dollars, leaving passenger service decisions to public authorities and potential subsidies. The deal hinges on Penn Central merger approval and may end passenger operations if subsidies are unavailable.

NYC and Pennsy New Haven RR NEW Haven New York Central Pennsylvania New Haven Railroad Penn-Cetral Penn Central Interstate Commerce Commission New York City ICC Penn-Central Connecticut Ride Island Massachusetts Westchester New York Fairfield Penn- Central Seaboard

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