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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1960

Page

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Koza Jury Selections Continue In Pittsfield Murder Trial

John P. Shreenan of 33 Buel St was chosen as the 12th regular juror in the Koza murder case in Superior Court. Five more panelists were excused, leaving 23 of 145. Several challenges were raised by Anthony Poleare against jurors including Charles Washburn Jr and Joseph Mitchell. The court, entering its fourth day, planned a view of crime sites in Pittsfield after jurors are seated.

John P. Shreenan Buel St General Electric Co Koza Superior Court Anthony Poleare Columbus Ave Butcher Charles D. Washburn Jr Thomson Place Washburn Poltaro Joseph P. Mitchell Brown St Mitchell Polcaro Francis J. Quirico Quirico Bernard J. Kiley Linden St Alien F. Babcock New York Ave Joseph T. Dougherty Jr Charles I. Phillips Jr Williamstown Phillips Generals Edward E. Helliwell West St Pittsfield Supply Edward J. Spiewak Essex St Hurlburt Paper Ave Dougherty Pittsfield Summer Street John F. Ranaldi

Leftist Students Hold Out As Caracas Troops Attack

Caracas University battles between hardcore leftist students and National Guard troops escalate as disorders spread to six other cities. Six days of rioting have killed at least 14, with arrests of Communist leaders and raids on labor groups. Betancourt orders removal of the Caracas dorm siege and a crackdown on protests nationwide.

Caracas Venezuela Caracas University Romulo Bellancourt Grah Maracaibo Barquisimeto Maturin Portuguesa Puerto la Cruz San Juan de Los Morros Puerta la Cruz Caribbean Jesus Anda la Panorama Fidel Castro Cuba Betancourt National Guard Arcion Democratica Christian Socialist

Eagle Wanted Ad Sparks Quick Sales

Mrs Ronald Mazzeo of 121 Broadview Ter reported that on the first night her Eagle Wanted item appeared she received six calls and sold both items. The ad section notes that occasionally ads take longer, but about 40 000 Eagle readers view Classified pages daily and ads are easy to place by calling WI 7 7311 for a friendly adtaker.

Ronald Mazzeo Broadview Terrace

Pentagon to PXs No Foreign Liquor Purchases Abroad

The Defense Department orders U S military exchanges overseas to stop buying Scotch Canadian and other foreign liquors. It allows possible continued sale of foreign beverages in officers and enlisted clubs on or off base for on site consumption. The move ties to Eisenhower program to curb dollar outflow.

Washington UPI Defense Department U.S Eisenhower

Pentagon says rocket debris may have reached Cuba

The Defense Department expressed concern that pieces from a Thor-Able-Star rocket launched from Cape Canaveral and destroyed due to a flight malfunction could have fallen on Cuba near Holguin. Cuban authorities had earlier reported debris near Holguin causing no damage while the rocket carried Transit III navigation satellite and a radiation-study hitchhiker.

Washington Defense Department U.S Cuba Cape Canaveral Fla Holguin Fressed Cne

Fragments of U S Space Rocket Fall Near Holguin Cuba

Parts weighing as much as 40 pounds fell on a hillside ten miles from Holguin after a U S space rocket broke apart. A military spokesman noted markings identifying the debris as made in the United States while residents reported loud explosions and alarm around several settlements.

Havana Cuba Holguin U. S Oriente Revolucion United States Halquin

Soviet launches third ship with dogs and plants

Moscow announces its third space ship of the year carrying dogs Belka and Strelka, along with plants and insects, in orbit. Experts note the craft is heavy and in close earth orbit, raising questions about return and long flight viability. Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory reports a Boston radio amateur detected signals from Russia’s dog carrying satellite.

Moscow Soviet Union Britain Jodrels' Bank Observatory Tass Sec Ivan Shevlyakov Moscow Planetarium s = scientific Earth U.S.S.R Belka Strelka Cambridge, Mass Smithsonian. Astrophysical Observatory Today Boston Russia

Morton Leads Vote Vigilantes

UPI reports GOP National Chairman Thruston B. Morton said exposure of irregularities and fraud in the presidential ballot could put Richard Nixon in the White House but admitted the chance was not strong. He announced a National Account and Fair Elections Committee to demand an honest count and investigate alleged fraud in states including Illinois Missouri Texas Pennsylvania New Jersey Nevada and New Mexico.

Washington UPI Reprbi Thruston Morten Kentucky GOP Morton Nixon Ilinois Chicago Illinois Kennedy Missouri Texas Pennsylvania Essex County New Jersey Clark County Nevada New Mexico

Kremlin Names Grechko Acting Defense Minister In Moscow

Moscow radio said Marshal Andrei Grechko acts as USSR defense minister while Rodion Malinovsky is absent. The broadcast noted generals Chuikov and Yeremenko and Admiral Golovko as present. Malinovsky, a veteran, drew Western interest after Khrushchev’s Paris talks and last spoke publicly on Red Square parade day November 7.

London Moscow Radio Andrei Grechko Rodion Malinovsky Grechko Malinovsky Depputy Abdelreel Kim Amer United Arab Republic U.S.S.R Vassily Chuikov Andrei Yeremenko Arssni Golovka Paris Khrushchev Moscow Kremlin Red Square

Kennedy picks Williams for African affairs post

President elect John F. Kennedy selects G Mennen Williams of Michigan as assistant secretary of state for African affairs. Williams will retire as Michigan governor Jan 1. Other announced appointments include Robert Lovett, Gov. Abra Ham Ribicoff, and Rep. Stuart Udall. Kennedy frames Africa as a key testing ground amid Cold War tensions and mass poverty, warning of a Communist offensive and U S security stakes.

Associated John F. Kennedy Washington G. Mennen Williams Michigan Kennedy White House Georgetown Williams Robert A. Lovett Defense Connecticut Abraham A. Ribicoff Stuart L. Udall D-Ariz General Assembly of United Nations Africa

Congo Ousts Cairo Envoy For Lumumba Aid

Leopoldville Congo leader Kasavubu ordered U A R Ambassador Murad Ghaleb and staff to quit the country charging they aided rebel elements and Lumumba. The move follows earlier expulsions of Russians Czechs and Ghanaians as Congo pursues Lumumba amid reports of his eastward escape.

Leopoldville, Congo UPI Joseph Kasavubu U.A.R Murad Ghales Congo U A.R Gamel Nasser Kassavubu Ghales Patrice Lumumba Kasavubu Nasser Cairo Associated Press UAR Ghaleb Col. Joseph. Mobutu Lumumba Moscow Leopoldville

Eagle editor chats with Kennedy over coffee in Georgetown

Special to THE EAGLE Pittsfield Massachusetts editor John G W Mahanna, longtime Navy friend of President elect Kennedy, visited Kennedy at his Georgetown home for a social call afterbeing spotted with newsmen. Mahanna arrived Sunday with his daughter JoAn K Mahanna amid Thanksgiving recess. He spent 15 to 20 minutes with Kennedy over coffee the next morning. Kennedy invited him to drop by again, noting he was en route to the hospital to see his wife. newsmen present included Stephen S Rosenfeld of the Washington Post.

EAGLE Washington John G. W. Mahanna Berkshire Eagle Pittsfield Mass John F. Kennedy Kennedy Georgestown Mahanna Massachusetts Joan K. Mahanna Georgetown Visitation Junior College Edward A. Kennedy Eunice Kennedy Ren Chester Boches D-Cann Gav. Tutner Hodges North Carolina John Secret Service Jseek Caroline Maranna Stephen S. Rosenfeld The Washington Post Jay C. Rosenfeld Rosenfeld Great Barrington

Women assault student at integrated New Orleans school

In front of William Frantz School, women shouted slurs and shoved Sydney Goldfinch, son of a Protestant minister and Tulane student, as police protected him to a patrol car. George Dreyfus, LS U law professor and ACLU president in Louisiana, was also tailed under police protection along with three other youths.

New Orleans William Frantz School Sydney Goldfinch George Dreyfus Louisiana State University American Civil Liberties Union Louisiana Goldfinch Tulane University

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