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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
21
In Mount Washington, a Berkshire writer explains why true blueberries and huckleberries differ botanically and culinarily. The piece contrasts seed composition and calyx structure and recalls a family berry-picking trip in an old pickup toward the mountain top.
A group of pickers climbs to a laurel covered Catskills peak to harvest lowbush blueberries. They share the path with a doctor from Sarepta, savor the view of farms and distant towns, and fill pails with berries while noting time, weather, and quiet nature. The narrator estimates taking home 36 quarts of fruit.
A series of political quotes comments by Supreme Court Justice Harlan Vice President Johnson Roy Wilkins and Prime Minister Macmillan discuss the role of courts education political accountability and civil rights. The remarks cover independence of the judiciary political responsibility and critique of campaign strategies.
New York dispatch outlines how a high school diploma now outvalues 20 years of experience in the U.S. labor market. It cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data on earnings and unemployment, noting teens face high joblessness and education increasingly drives training opportunities and job security.
A double ceremony scheduled Friday in Holyoke and Easthampton unites John Solis and Mary Brisson and, in a surprising twist, Marys brother Henry Brisson will wed Johns sister Neney Ann. The couples met at a Easthampton manufacturing plant and arranged the date after a five month planning lead.
The Treasury describes U.S. Savings Bonds as indestructible and replaceable at no charge if lost stolen mutilated or destroyed. More than one million five hundred thousand bonds have been replaced for these reasons.
The piece argues the core issue is scientific method, not military power. It contrasts Teller’s predictions with cautious scientists, noting experts warn against false breakthroughs and warn that the treaty channelizes testing to labs, reducing feverish armament urgency and removing hysteria from the race for absolute supremacy.
Burlington Vermont AP reports Stu art Howkins a 25 year old instructor at Karrow School England as the seventh person to swim the lake at its widest point. The visiting physics research associate at University of Vermont completed the mile long crossing from Ligonier Point New York to Burlington yesterday accompanied by two boats including one rowed by George McKenzie Jr of Burlington who swam the lake in 1958.
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