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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1965
Page
6
Violators of the above will be prosecuted under Chapter 9, Section 19 of the Pittsfield City Compiled Ordinances. The notice underscores enforcement and legal action for noncompliance within the city.
Washington moves to require federal agencies to disclose records to any person while exempting national security and protected laws. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States backs the measure, with Dale W. Hardin calling for a free flow of information essential to democracy and an informed electorate. He told a House subcommittee that government must protect this constitutional guarantee and ensure access to information from all branches of government.
Huntington Hartford, the A P heir and arts patron, ends his 15 year sponsorship of a Pacific Palisades artists colony and puts the 154 acre Huntington Hartford Foundation estate in the Santa Monica mountains up for sale. He may start a similar retreat on the East but keeps plans tentative.
Mutual of Omaha district office relocates to bigger space on North St to accommodate an expanding staff of six agents and a secretary, after two years at 73 West St. Announcement by district manager Joseph J. Carter. In San Francisco, Kaiser Aluminum vice president F D Drewes forecasts U.S. aluminum use rising to 3.8 million tons this year, up 8 percent from 3.5 million tons in 1964.
Winners in the first drawing of the weekly Pepsi sweepstakes were Mrs. William J. New of Great Barrington $50 and Mrs. Blanche J. Amo of Adams $20. Other $19 awards went to James Motter Hinsdale Daniel M Tuohy 89 Onota St Donald E Welch Savoy Road and Mrs. Robert Green 1673 Dalton Ave. A case of Pepsi went to Ben Bookless 28 North St Joseph Metallo Jr 425 Fenn St Mrs Ann Zuber 101 Wahconah St and Mr and Mrs William Howes 31 Fast Mill St. The drawing was held yesterday in the WBRK auditorium.
The Rev John H Westerhout II of First Congregational Church of Christ Williamstown will speak at the Berkshire District 88th annual meeting of the Massachusetts Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women. His topic is Laymen and Christian History. He will conduct the era sing worship service and the meeting opens at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. Baby sitting will be provided.
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