Sentence Too Lengthy Ruled For Boston Man Case
A Boston man, George M. Baker, who served seven years at Walpole for an assault on a officer during a 1958 Berkshire County escape attempt, had his sentence vacated by the Supreme Judicial Court and remanded to Superior Court for action. He remains in custody on other counts.
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Boston
Walpole
John M. Noonan
George M. Baker
Supreme Judicial Court
Baker
Berkshire County House of Correction
Charles Rome
Jacob Spiegel
Kennedy Aide O'Donnell Eyes Massachusetts Politics
P Kenneth O'Donnell former White House aide to Kennedy and Johnson says he is interested in the political life of Massachusetts but won t confirm a run for office He plans to move back to the Boston area next summer and is writing a book about the Kennedy years O Donnell from Worcester has been mentioned as a possible 1966 governor candidate and says he has not discussed with O'Brien a possible Massachusetts return O Brien from Springfield also hints at a return to politics
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Boston
P. Kenneth O’donnell
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Massachusetts
O'Donnell Hlold
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalist Society
Worcester
O'Donnell
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O’brien
Springfield
Allendale School Father-Son Night Draws 250
Allendale School hosted its annual father-son night in the gym on Wednesday drawing 250 attendees. The Pittsfield YMCA Junior Leaders Club staged a gymnastic exhibition directed by Irwin Brent with assistance from Robert Thompson and Bruce Marausowski. Participants included Samuel Stevenson and others as they performed warm ups tumbling balancing trapeze and pyramids. refreshments followed the program.
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Allendale School
Pittsfield Ymca
Peter Jorgensen
Robert Thompson
YMCA
Irwin Brent
Mr. Thompson
Bruce Marausowski
Samuel Stevenson
Robert Calderwood
David Genest
Holly Hobart
Donald Kappenham
Charles Mongue
Steven Giansiracusa
Mark Dunn
Duncan Reid
Robert Stewart
Norman Sosin
Peter Burdett
James Paley
James Treat
Philip Glassanos
Gregg Eason
Jeff Cadorelle
Charles Smith
Mayor Collins Seeks School Imbalance Correction
Boston mayor John F. Collins urged the Boston School Committee to ensure no pupil is denied full educational opportunity due to race creed or national origin. In a televised speech he called racial imbalance in public schools a problem needing remedy. NAACP leader Kenneth Guscott supported full equality in access and urged action.
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Boston
John F. Collins
Boston School Committee
Collins
Kenneth Guscott
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arlos and Rice Weigh Volpe Tax Plan on WBEC
Peter G. Arlos and Councilman John J. Rice will discuss Gov Volpe's tax program on City Open Line. Arlos opposes the plan citing a limited sales tax, Rice supports the governor's tax relief program.
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Peter G. Arlos
Democratic City Club
John J. Rice
Gov. Volpe
WBEC
Arlos
Volpe
Rice
Graduated Tax Rites May Be the Next Step
Washington internal Revenue Commissioner Sheldon Cohen said the government is studying a graduated withholding plan to balance paychecks through the year. The plan would raise withholding as income rises and lower it when pay is smaller to help taxpayers break even at year end.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue
Sheldon Cohen
Cohen
Newsmen
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