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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
12
Berkshire gardener notes blue ribbon time with Lenox Horticultural Society flower shows at Town Hall August 23 and 24. Encourages entry planning, following schedules, and judging fairness. urges novice participation in both flowers and edible displays, emphasizing uniformity and marketable presentation.
Boston officials announce drastic highway safety measures to cut Massachusetts motor vehicle operating costs by reducing insurance claims. Registry plans red branded sticker for faulty cars, expands inspection to over 3090 stations, raises inspection fee from 30 cents to 1 dollar, and bets on seat belts and stricter checks to lower injuries and claims.
In Washington the Senate backed a Javits antidiscrimination amendment 44 to 37 as Republicans shown near unanimity pressured Democrats during a $4.4 billion HEW labor bill debate. The NAACP three day strategy conference ended with leaders pledging renewed grass roots push for civil rights legislation and congressional support.
Kingston Mass AP reports Mayflower Worsted Mill sold to Philip S. Barnes of Plymouth, president of Barnes Worsted Mill. Barnes plans to rehire as many workers as possible and consolidate operations at the Plymouth plant. price not disclosed.
Washington report says families cut from relief rolls face deeper poverty. Bureau study of 50 DC families cites women forced into begging, prostitution, and other illicit activity to obtain food and shelter. A cited case notes a mother who housed a man for $10 in food and partial rent, with no current support.
House Republican Whip Rep. Leslie Arends charged the Kennedy administration with government by crises. He said delaying action on civil rights, a threatened railroad strike, outflow of gold, and a nuclear test ban treaty requires immediate attention, accusing the administration of inaction.
New York based John J. Smith outlines Warvest Years magazine for about 150000 retired workers. He argues employers with pensions invest in retirees who remain assets to firms, aiding recruitment and community outreach while easing retirement transitions. He notes many retirees avoid government aid and seek self sufficiency.
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