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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1969
Page
4
A catalog of various local shops and druggists across New Lebanon and neighboring towns. The list names multiple stores by town, including pharmacies, variety stores, newsrooms, and markets, with scattered brand-like fragments and street references.
Insurgent candidates led by W. A. Boyle and Joseph YaBlonski say they secured a month long drive to place their names on the United Mine Workers ballot. The union had not confirmed the claim by press time. the Dec. 9 election is set, with Boyle seeking a second five year term and YaBlonski announcing endorsements from 85 locals.
Pan American World Airways resumes normal flights as classical and cargo staff return to work after approving a new three year labor contract with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The agreement, supported by Harold Gibbons, raises wages about 74 percent over three years and includes a cost of living clause linking pay to the price index.
Dartmouth College officials sought clarification after the Army announced it would end its ROTC program at Dartmouth at the end of the next academic year and terminate ROTC at Harvard by June 1970. The Army cited campus demonstrations as a factor while noting contracts allow a year's notice and that ROTC continues at Dartmouth through June 1971. The force ROTC programs involve about 200 trainees at Dartmouth and 194 at Harvard, with other schools awaiting positions.
The Executive Council unanimously approved commutations for Vincent J. Coste and Thomas P. Ri ehard, two 1950 Brink's gang members. They are now eligible for parole, though they face a two year term at Deer Island House of Correction on a conspiracy conviction.
An overseas air carrier that normally runs 460 flights daily to 119 cities in 81 countries suspended most operations after a strike. The disruption affected international routes and forced schedule changes, with crews and management negotiating terms to resume service.
A government program promotes U S savings bonds and Freedom Shares as a path to personal finance and national prosperity. It urges Americans to invest for future security while supporting domestic development and fiscal stability.
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