French Pullout From SEATO Ruled Unlikely
TAIPEI Formosa AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk said France is not expected to withdraw from SEATO despite not backing the alliance's stance on the anti-Communist war in South Viet Nam. He stressed SEATO obligations remain, notes no sign France wants to quit. Rusk, arriving after a Manila ministerial conference, also met President Chiang Kai-shek during a 23 hour visit.
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Breezy Knoll dance and college essay contest announced
A student dance at Breezy Knoll inn runs tonight from 8 to 12 with the Rhythm Tones providing music. The Falcon's Nest sponsors an essay contest on art depicting Christ with 800 to 1000 words due April 30 to Peter Clement or Robert Russo, prize $10. Debating club at Lee First Congregational Women’s Fellowship covered the topic government guaranteed higher education for all qualified high school graduates with Morrell, Rubin, Hogan, and Russo presenting sides.
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Cuban Draft Panics Youths
Angel Robaina an 18 year old exile from Oriente Province said there is panic among young men as Cuban draft youths are concentrated in a stadium. He was among 48 refugees who arrived in three boats with 28 others reaching by boat last weekend. The government says draftees will be used to harvest sugar cane and other crops.
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Police Briefs: Elderly Woman Flown to Hospital After Fall
Mrs Mary Segar aged 76 of 63 Bay State Road was taken by police ambulance to Pittsfield General Hospital Wednesday after she fell at her home.
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Rowe to Attend Institute in Missouri
Richard J. Rowe a Berkshire Community College economics teacher will join a summer institute for junior college economics instructors at the University of Missouri. He is among 40 teachers from 17 states selected for the session June 15 to Aug 2 funded by a $51 200 NSF grant. The program offers graduate credit toward advanced degrees and stipends plus travel allowances. Rowe is in his second year at BCC with a BS from Northeastern 1951 and an MS from Boston University the following year.
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Phony Doctor Fined $250 in Rhode Island Case
Michael S. Persad pleaded guilty to practicing medicine illegally after posing as a doctor at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket Rhode Island for over three months He was fined 250 and ordered held on 2500 bail The case alleges he defrauded the hospital of more than 1195 in salary while posing as a Canadian physician.
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Rowe Named Berkshires School District Administrator
Rowe, who attended Boston College Law School, taught marketing at Northeastern University and served as assistant athletic director. Previously he was comptroller and business manager at Dean Junior College in Franklin before joining the Berkshires district.
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