Senate hearing on Olympic governance and reform
Senate committee hears Bud Wilkinson and Asa Bushnell argue over Olympic Committee reform. Wilkinson urges Congress to overhaul voting apportionment to better reflect member organizations including NCAA and AAU. Bushnell proposes separate sport associations with proportional representation while preserving both bodies' roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bud Wilkinson
Bushnell
NCAA
AAU
Gamning Sihleies
Wilkinson
Congress
Asa S. Bushnell
Yank Protest Disallowed Over Pinch Runner Change
New York Yankees protest a 7-3 loss to the Los Angeles Angels was denied by AL President Joe Cronin. The dispute centered on Vic Power and Marcelino Lopez changes in the eighth inning as four Angels scored. Cronin ruled Power was not announced as a pinch runner and declared the substitution invalid.
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Boston
UPI
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Joe Cronin
Angels
Joe Adcock
Vic Power
Bil Rigney
Marcelino Lopez
Power
Lopez
Yankees
Cronin
Probable Pitchers By The Associated Press AL NL
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for the American League and National League matchups. Notable pairs include Cleveland Margen at Washington Narum, Chicago Horlen at Kansas City Sheldon, New York Stafford at Baltimore J Miller, Detroit Aguirre at Boston Morehead, Minnesota Merritt at Los Angeles Newman, Cincinnati Nuxhall at Philadelphia Cwpp, Milwaukee Lemaster at Pittsburgh Friend, St Louis Purkey at New York Cisco, Los Angeles Osteen at San Francisco Bolin, Houston Roberts at Chicago Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Margen
Washington
Narum
Chicago
Horlen
Kansas City
Sheldon
iNew York
Stafford
Baltimore
J. Miller
Detroit
Aguierre
Boston
Morehead
Minnesota
Merritt
Los Angeles
Newman
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Lemaster
Pittsburgh
Friend
Sisk
St. Louis
Purkey
New York
Cisco
Osteen
San Francisco
Bolin
Houston
Roberts
Ellsworth
Foreclosure notice and bid invitation in Berkshire matters
Massachusetts Superior Court in equity calls James Chivers and Catherine L Chivers to answer foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Pittsfield. The notice warns defendants to appear by September 15 or risk foreclosure under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, with copies to the clerk and parties. Also Lenox invites bids for gymnasium curtain and stage screen, due September 23, with open bid conditions and right to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Erkshire
Superior Court
James,Chivers
Catherine L. Chivers
Rusbene
North Street
Osten
Mass
Pittsfield Cooperative ‘Bank
Massachusetts Corporation
Ifaw
Pittsfiete
Berketire County
Cornrerwesth
John
DePaoll
Catheringe M. DePaoli
Pittsfield
Salter
Ban-Morris
Worcester
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
James Chivers
Catherine L Chivers
Berkshire
Gower
Pittsfieim
Josaph Tauro
Esquire
Nelson A. Fcot
Anes
Paul B. Askowitz
Paul
Annee
Orica
Scheels
Lanex
Ambseachoy
Lenox
Lenox Building Committee
Ennis J. Duffin
Mayor proposes sale of unusable city lands at auction
Mayor Dillon urged the City Council to refer 13 listed parcels to a subcommittee for discussion on selling unusable lands to raise extra tax revenue. Some parcels are rock piles, but any sale could bring in funds beyond current returns. The proposal will be considered at Tuesday night’s council meeting.
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Dillon
Tests Sept 11 For Peace Corps Placements Pittsfield
Placement tests for the Peace Corps will be given at the Pittsfield Post Office on September 11 at 9 a.m. Applications may be obtained from Milton E. McConnell, Civil Service examiner in charge at the local office. He noted no applicants have taken the test in Pittsfield for the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Pittsfield
Milton E. McConnell
Civil Service
McConnell
Hospitals In the Hospitals Fregencx o Napare and Residents
A list of patient names and ages from multiple locations including Dororthy Donato Bartlett Ave Catherine Ring Stoddard Ave Alvin D Thomas Quirico Drive John E Wickham Lee Mary Burdick Stockbridge Frank J Early George St Mary Gere North St Dennis Liebenow Lenox Patrick Gable Lenox Roland Bentley Wahconah Heights Belle Zotos Tyler St Luke's Edward Leach Michael Drive Karen Decker Dalton Peter John Toiano Housatonic Joseph H Brown Girevtar Ave Allin Holmes Lenox James Russo Harvard St Debra Krupka Clarkson Ave Mrs Morris Gerhard West Otis.
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Fregencx O. Napare
Forest Place
Dorothy Donato
Bartlett Ave
Catherine Ring
Stoddard Ave
Alvin D. Thomas
Quirico Drive
John E. Wickham
Lee
Mary Burdick
Stockbridge
Frank J. Early
George St
William L. Hoffman Jr
West St
Mary Gere
North St
Dennis Liebenow
Herbert L. Liebenow Jr
Mead Ave
Patrick Gable
Alien H. Gable
Lenox
Roland Bentley
Wahconah Heights
Belle Zotos
Tyler St
SY. Luke
Edward J. Leach
Donald Leach
Michael Drive
Karen Decker
Walter Decker
Dalton
Peter John Toiano
Peter Trojano
Housatonic
Joseph H. Brown
Raymond Brown
Girevtar Ave
Allin M. Holmes
Frederick Holmes
James Russo
Harvard St
Debra Krupka
Peter Krupka
Clarkson Ave
Morris
Gerhard
West Otis
Scout Retreat Set for Sept 17 19 by Berkshire Council
The Catholic lay committee of the South and Central districts Berkshire Council Boy Scouts of America has finalized plans for the annual retreat at Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary in Lenox on September 17 18 and 19. Rev James Walsh S J of Boston College High School Dorchester will lead as retreat master. Scouts should bring tents and personal gear. central kitchen will provide principal meals. a patch will be awarded to all attendees. Cochairs Matthew Bebko and Tracy John and council chaplain Rev Francis Kennedy organize details.
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Berkshire Council
Boy Scouts of America
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Lenox
James Walsh
S.J
Boston College High School
Dorchester
Matthew Bebko
Tracy John
Francis Kennedy
Paul F. Donahue
Pittsfield
St. Luke's Hospital
Agriculture and Conservation Committee
Harry T. Whiting
Springside Park
Camp Stevenson
Arthur R. Birchard
GE recalls John Skole for duty in Brazil plant
General Electric re called John B. Skole of 531 Crane Ave to active overseas duty. He will join International General Electric Co. in Campinas Brazil as a consultant for about a year. The couple will leave New York Aug 27 and maintain their Pittsfield home. Skole, a former design drafts man in GE's power transformer division, will help train Brazilian staff and learn Portuguese. He and his wife were born in Russia and moved to the United States as children. Their two sons and five grandchildren are named, with one son Robert a Sweden correspondent for McGraw-Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
John B. Skole
Crane Ave
Skole
GE Power
International General Electric Co
Campinas
Brazil
Bertha Eryzerow
New York
Mr. Skale
Skale
Russia
Pittsfield
Skoles
Robert
Sweden
McGraw-Hill World News
Norman
Marion County Mental Health Institute
Indianapolis
Skolelong
Pittsfield Jewish Community Center
Pittsfield Hadassah
Pittsfield Kiwanis Club Marks Two Anniversaries
The Pittsfield Kiwanis Club marks Golden Anniversary Week as 5,400 clubs worldwide honor their 50th birth days while Pittsfield’s 44th. Mayor Dillon will address a noon meeting, Joseph Savery presents a skit for the fourth annual peanut sale to fund local youth activities. New members will be inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Kiwanis Club
Charles W. Earnshaw
Robert B. Dillon
Stanley Club
Joseph C. Savery
Kiwanis
James H. Ware
Sheffield
Pittsfield Club
Clean-up near Fountain Park shows progress on Monument Mountain
Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce officials report completion of cleanup by State resources around Fountain Park. A pond dam check by Public Works follows. Brush cleared, picnic area expanded with more tables planned. A back-pond path cleared and two one-acre forest management plots laid out, one to grow freely and one to be controlled, with the latter subdivided into five acre plots to illustrate control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Natural Resources
Fountain Park
Monument Mountain
State Department of Public Works
Searles Names Honor Pupils Searles Names Honor Pupils
Officials at Searles High School announced that valedictorian Barbara Murah and co salutatorian Frederick Viscardi earned high honors in the June graduation. Additional seniors and juniors also listed as honor students across multiple classes including eighth graders in the annex.
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Searles High School
Barbara Murah
Frederick Viscardi
Bennett Raifstanger
Carole Babinski
Judith Beers
Alice Bidwell
Anthony Costa
Barbara Finklestein
Alice Martin
Joseph Massery
Claire Piontek
Eva Szakal
William Premeriani
Carol
Sara McDermott
Robinson
Mary Budz
Candace Campetti
Jamie Carr
Dean Bryan
Margaret Derieck
Linda Ford
James Gallugi
Thomas Mallory
Patricia McHugh
Nancy Nichols
Linda Peasley
Linda Rossner
Katherine Shanahan
Lois Farrington
John Finning
Joseph Gerard
Ann Kolaski
Margaret Magdalenski
Susan Marcus
Ellen Skarenski
James Cunningham
Eileen DeVos
Patience Haile
Joan Hebert
Nils Johnson
James Mallory
Patricia Montgomery
Elaine Moskowitz
Barbara Olender
Charles Parsons
Louis Pipa
David Simonelli
Beth Turner
Searles Annex
Patricia Bower
Paula Hatch
Patricia King
Peter Lane
Elaine Massery
Charles Plungis
Jeanne Ravnich
Terry Smith
Becket Fire Department and Auxiliary Meet Schedule
Becket Fire Department will meet at the fire house Tuesday at 7 PM, and the auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the firehouse. Card party prizes awarded by the American Legion include Dorothy Morey and Adiene Morely as women’s winners, Robert Bowen and Henry Rock Sr. as men’s winners. Door prizes went to Ruth Litchfield and Peter Parus, with a special prize to Margo Pierce, and aces prizes to Malvinia Frisbie and Robert Dixon. Card party chairmen for Wednesday at 8 PM at the Legion Hall are Gene Daigle and Mary Methe.
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The
American Legion
Women's High
Dorothy Morey
Chester
Adiene Morely
Robert Bowen
Henry Rock Sr
Ruth Litchfield
Hinsdale
Peter Parus
Pittsfield
Margo Pierce
Malvinia Frisbie
Robert Dixon
the Legion Hall
Gene Daigle
Mary Methe
City Hall Renovation Tops Council Agenda
City Hall renovation to cost fifty thousand dollars is to be considered during a 33 item City Council meeting led by Mayor Dillon. The council narrowly supports the project by a six to five vote and will also handle thirty eight sewer program land-damage claims. A zone change to permit ninety six units of low income housing near Dalton Division Road will gain final approval for developer Abner Rosenberg of Woodbridge, Conn, with land owned by James Scalise. Thirteen traverse jurors for October court will be selected.
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Dillon
City Hall
Dalton Division Road
Abner Rosenberg
Woodridge
Conn
James Scalise
Traverse
Superior Court
Degnan Assigned to Kitty Hawk Carrier in Pacific Fleet
Robert G. Degnan aviation boatswain mate in the Naval Air Corps is assigned to the new aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk of the Pacific Fleet. He will depart San Diego in September for Hawaii and then Viet Nam. Degnan is married with four children and lives in Williamstown Wisconsin. He attended Pittsfield High School and is a catapult specialist.
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Degnan
Viet Nam
Robert G. Degnan
Naval Air Corps
Kitty Hawk
Pacific
San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
W. Gordon Degnan
Doreen St
Air Corps
Warleen Chaperon
Funeral Notices for Seaver Levesque Yannone and Harrington
Funeral services and burial plans for Mrs. Alice V. Seaver Louis J Levesque Frank Yannone and Walter B Harrington are announced with dates times and locations. Services held at First Church of Christ Dery Funeral Home Mount Carmel Church Zopf Funeral Home and Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial in Pittsfield Cheshire St Joseph and other cemeteries.
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Alice V. Seaver
First Church of Christ
Congregational
Ulrich Gay
Pittsfield
Louis J.levesque
Louis J. Levesque
Ruth’ O'Bryan
Cheshire
Dery Funeral Home
Douglas C. Smith
Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Yannone
Bendvenga
Mount Carmel Church
Donald Laulnier
Camillo L. Santini
Charles F. Genet
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Louis Fontana
Francis G
Walter B. Harrington
Zopf Funeral
Richard D. Rintala
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles W. Harrington
Wallace
T. Harrington Jr
Arthur J. Harrington Jr
Raymond S. Goerlach
Thomas C. VanDeusen
John W. Krosg
U S Will Pay Half the Costs of Open Spaces
Pittsfield plans to acquire lands for open space under a revised Open Space Act. The federal government will pay 30 percent of costs, up from 20 percent, with 36 percent in city limits and watershed areas. The Eagle Realty Trust parcel in Springside Park is cited as the last purchase. If used for a high school, 29 percent would be funded by the feds. The act was amended Aug 10 as part of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Gerard F. McNeil
McNeil
Eagle Realty Trust
Springside Park
Medical Director Of Blood Center To Speak Here
Dr Allan Kliman medical director of the Red Cross Massachusetts Blood Center in Boston will address Berkshire County Red Cross executive committee on the need for increased blood donations for Viet Nam. A bloodmobile visit is planned at the Masonic Temple on Sept 16 and 17 with local physicians Dr Fletcher of St Luke's and Dr Jones of Hillcrest Hospital noting his Pittsfield visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Kliman
Red Cross
Massachusetts Blood Center
Boston
Berkshire County Red Cross
Wendell Avenue
Kliman
Viet Nam
Masonic Temple
Pittsfield
Robert G. Fletcher
St. Luke’s Hospital
Alan W. Jones
Hillcrest Hospital
Pittsfield General Hospital
Berkshire Hills Conference Outing Set for Sept 8
The Berkshire Hills Conference will host an outing for members and area surveyors on September 8 at Eastover. John V. Geary, executive director of the county tourist promotion agency, said reservations can be made by calling the conference office at 100 North St. The event begins at 3 p.m. with a barbecue dinner from 6:30 to 8, followed by dancing until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Hills
Eastover
John V. Geary
County Tourist Promotion Agency
North St
Teachers weigh council run while teaching in Boston limits
North Junior High teacher Donald Morelli and Crosby Junior High teacher David Carey plan to seek City Council seats. An acting city clerk confirmed a council member cannot also hold a teaching post. Morelli, president of the Teachers' Federation, said he would choose teaching if forced to pick. He noted strong ward support but awaited official guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Power
Norman Gleason
Boston
Gleason
Donald F. Morel
Prentiss Files For At Large City Council Seat
Robert G. Prentiss of Hung erford Street filed nominating papers with the Board of Registrars of Voters for an at large City Council seat. He planned to collect about 600 signatures and promoted grass roots support among young workers and homeowners. Prentiss works as a public relations specialist in the New York State Department of Commerce.
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Robert G. Prentiss
Hungerford St
Board of Registrars of Voters
Prentiss
New York State Department of Commerce
Loading Zone Sought on East Housatonic
Mrs Beatrice Burton of 153 South St petitions the City Council for a loading zone or 10 minute parking at 10 East Housatonic St to aid customers of her basement laundry. She notes resurfacing led to many no parking signs and tickets while customers deliver or pick up clothes. Council meeting had passed the petition date.
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Beatrice Burton
South St
East Housa
Tonic St
Burton
East Housatonic
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Becket
Becket Volunteer Fire Department
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Prentiss Plans Council
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Wellington Funeral Service , Inc
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