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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
19
In Salisbury and across the Berkshires the August chorus defies the usual late summer lull. Brown thrashers and several cardinals sing loudly from morning until sunset, with birds near the editor’s home pasture and across the North Canaan river, and Honey Hill residents note especially loud morning songs.
The writer notes cardinals and goldfinches arriving and nesting later this season in Weatogue Valley. They observe diverse birds including catbirds, orioles, sparrows, tanagers, grosbeaks, thrashers, mourning doves, whippoorwills, whippoorwills at dusk, and absent wrens. The voice recalls summer singing extending into August with birds adapting to warm weather. The piece reflects on personal encounters and a wish for a friendly resident wren to return.
Gen de Gaulle rests at Colombey les Deux Eglises while shaping a self declared independence stance. His stance complicates East West dialogue as European allies weigh the impact of his refusal to join Moscow disarmament efforts and the Franco German accord.
A column explains how business meals remain deductible if the guest has a business relationship with the host, the setting is quiet like a restaurant or dining room, and business is not required during the meal. It notes restrictions on reciprocal meals and home entertaining, stressing proof of business purpose if questioned.
Atlanta mayor Ivan Allen Jr. testifies before a Senate committee, stressing that the city’s Negro integration leaders seek lasting goals and integrity rather than rhetoric or publicity, positioning realism and cohesion as priorities.
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