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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1964

Page

3

Truman Joins in U S Tributes To MacArthur Military Stature

Tributes poured in from across the nation after General Douglas MacArthur's death. Presidents, governors, and former officials lauded his combat leadership and global impact, with remarks from Truman, Goldwater, Nixon, Hoover, Eisenhower, Nimitz, Stevenson, Humphrey, and Russell.

Truman U.S MacArthur Barry Goldwater America Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Goldwater Richard M. Nixon Philippines Pacific Japan Hoover Eisenhower Herbert Hoover Dwight D. Eisenhower Chester W. Nimitz Adlai E. Stevenson United Nations Corregidor Russell Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Richard B. Russell Dga Senate Korea

Protest Against Soviet Anti Jewish Persecution Heard

Supreme Court Justice Arthur J Goldberg led a cross faith protest urging world opinion against Soviet Jewry. He cited banning Hebrew teaching, Jewish literature, synagogue closures, and restricted worship as evidence of severe religious oppression. Senator Ribicoff and Rabbi Uri Miller highlighted executions of Jews for alleged crimes and closures of synagogues and bakeries denying unleavened bread for Passover.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg Soviet Union Goldberg Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Uri Miller Synagogue Council of America Russia Moscow Kiev Sen. Ribicoff Miller Baltimore

President Praises Teen Aged Morals

President Johnson defended American teen morals at a news conference saying there has been improvement since his day. He noted issues with school dropouts and unemployment but praised teenagers for their interest in finer things and overall conduct.

Washington Johnson

TV Recorder For Homes Is Shown In Demonstration

SYOSSET LI Demonstrated a home TV tape recorder that captures broadcast programs and plays back through a normal TV set. The device records a variety show and ads directly from the screen. Expected selling price under 500 dollars. The tool aims to let families create hour long home TV movies for about 15 dollars.

Syosset Charles Tobias Fairchild Winston Research Division

Quake Dislodged Alaska Missiles With Atom Warheads

Washington reports an Alaskan quake dislodged air defense missiles with nuclear warheads at Fort Richardson near Anchorage. No fire, explosion, or contamination occurred. Some warheads at Kodiak Island were submerged by a tidal wave. replacements and inspections followed.

Washington Ft. Richardson Anchorage Pentagon Kodiak Island Defense Department Kodiak

Congress Vacation Ends House Debates Food Stamp Expansion

The House returned from a one week Easter recess to vote on expanding the food stamp program, likely Wednesday, with the wheat cotton bill to follow. Supporters seek urban backing by linking farm and stamp legislation, as current program spends about $51 million yearly for 380,000 Americans in 22 states and would rise to $200 million by mid 1967.

Washington UPI House Agriculture Department

Passman on Aid Cuts Sees $2.5 Billion as Likely

Rep. Otto E. Passman assailed Johnson and McNamara over foreign aid on television, predicting the next fiscal year may yield only about $2.5 billion of the $3.4 billion requested. He argued Congress and the Defense Department repeatedly cut aid, with McNamara defending the need for full funding despite cuts. The interview touched on concerns that arms aid sets national security risks by funding excess purchases across many nations.

Washington Otto E. Passman D-La Johnson Defense Robert S. McNamara Rep. Passman House Senate Louisiana Congress McNamara Passman House Foreign Affairs Committee New York Harold C. Ostertag Defense Department

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General MacArthur Jean Columbia College General Douglas MacArthur Associated Press Douglas MacArthur Jolson United States Harry Dr. Scholl Ajoy Berkshire Business College 395 North Street Tom Reynolds Joe Lennon John W. Cronin Pittsfield Yolanda L. Bernini Thomas T. Reynolds Columbia Missouri Jefferson City U.S. 63 George Grazier Delbert Cornett Berkshire Eagle Berkshie Alaska The Treasury Berkshire Coat Factory Berkshire Oak ST Uncolm
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