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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
12
New government statistics spark fears inflation may rise again though businessmen view it as a temporary pattern. June cost of living index climbed to 406.6, driven by services and shelter, with food largely steady. Analysts warn these are individual spikes, not a broad trend, as competition and unemployment temper price gains.
The Lutheran Laymen's League closed its 46th convention in Chicago after electing William Driemeier as secretary and Norman Hictner as treasurer from Pittsburgh and St. Louis respectively. The group voted to hold the 1905 convention in Boston with next year’s gathering in Lincoln Nebraska. Rev. Elmer Knoemischild reported on efforts to reach hard to reach American radio audiences through the Lutheran Hour.
Springfield Mass AP reports a 7-year-old bartender detained in a raid at a plush ranch home in the city’s fashionable section was released on 10600 dollars cash bail. Stanley Wos stead mute and Judge Charles Sloan ordered innocent pleas entered and the case continued to August 19 on seven gaming charges at the Gambling Center.
Stockholm AP reports Air Force Col Stig Wennerstrom charged as a Soviet spy for 15 years was identified as a risk four years prior to his arrest. A judicial panel said Sweden’s defense minister was alerted then, aiding attempts to secure jets.
The Rev. George S. LaMore will preach at 9:15 Sunday worship at Trinity Methodist Church while Rev. Douglas C. Smith is away. A baby locker and nursery are provided. LaMore, native of North Adams, previously led Trinity Methodist in Adams and serves at Iowa Wesleyan College. A sitter found shot dead in Ga.
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