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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
23
Detectives Thursday turned seven truants over to James J. McNeice, supervisor of attendance in the public schools. Six boys, all about 12 years old, had been missing since Wednesday and spent the night in a shack at Coolidge Hill Playground. The seventh boy joined them on Thursday.
President Johnson appoints Mrs. Elizabeth, economist and dean at Wheaton College in Norton, to a $20,000 annual post at the Export-Import Bank shaping U.S. trade finance policy.
Bonn Volkswagen has filed suit against Germanys leading consumer magazine DM to rescind negative statements about the Volkswagen 1500L3 compact and seek damages potentially the rail history of the German press. The action includes a request to stop further remarks and to pay damages. Spokesmen value the claim around 10 million Deutsche marks about 2.5 million dollars.
Mrs Celine Williams of 177 Stearns Ave won the $25 savings bench first prize at the Licensed Practical Nurses of Berkshire County district meeting held Tuesday night at 230 North St. Mrs Herta Herliczek of Lenox took the second prize, an oil painting.
United Press International reports that American Catholics run 13,600 parochial schools educating 5.565 million students, about 14 percent of U.S. children, costing $525 million annually to operate and saving taxpayers roughly $2.7 billion. Reforms debated include abandoning parochial schools, trimming to high schools, shared time with public schools, or seeking public funding.
Arnold Palmer rebounded to lead the Masters with a first round 69 as five players share the top score. Gary Player Kel Nagle and Bob Goality join Palmer in a five way tie, while Jack Nicklaus shot 71 after a late rally. Patton, January Lifiler and Marr posted 70s, Hogan and Sarazen 73, Snead 79.
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