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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
11
District Judge Hal Hyler ordered a divorce moratorium from Dec 1 to Jan 2 to keep the Christmas season peaceful for children in his district. The move aims to prevent domestic discord and family separations during the holidays.
Mrs Ellen Dwyer Lynch aged 74 of Newport Rhode Island died after choking on a piece of steak while dining in a Somerset Massachusetts restaurant.
London AP report says legislators from all parties press the issue in Commons. Government spokesmen vow no tolerance for Arab coercion of private business to boycott Israel. Norwich Union invites Lord Mancroft to return as director after his abrupt resignation. Mancroft asks for time to decide.
Foreign Minister Subandrio said Indonesia will review stabilization measures adopted in May and cannot expect foreign aid. He pledged to continue economic warfare against the Federation of Malaysia as part of efforts to undermine the young nation.
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona starts a 15 dayactive duty tour as a major general in the Air Force Reserve. From the deputy chief of staff for personnel office he receives only that he has an office to himself and a blue flag with two stars. He grants no interviews during the period as a policy.
Correspondence courses in elementary and high school mathematics are offered by the state Division of University Extension in Boston. Courses include Everyday arithmetic Civil Service arithmetic practical applied mathematics advanced shop mathematics the slide rule and its use general mathematics elementary algebra intermediate algebra plane geometry solid geometry and trigonometry.
Three people died as icy rains and strong winds battered the Italian west coast including Sicily and Sardinia this week. The severe weather disrupted travel and caused damage across multiple regions.
Becket residents Betty Galls and family hosted by Robert Sweet and Fred Snow in Becket and Lake George ties highlighted. Alec Tanner of Poughkeepsie visited the Snow home as well. Pammela Leger of Becket elected member at large of UMass Economics Association and serves WMUA director and economics major. Elaine Daigle turned ten with a party of twelve while Mrs Dudley Webb visited Blandford over the weekend.
Tokyo premier Hayato Ikeda and President Johnson number strongest post Kennedy funeral ties. Ikeda pledged a welfare state drive and firm handling of growth challenges. A Cabinetlevel economic talks plan with the United States was rescheduled for late January. The Diet opening followed Emperor Hirohito’s ceremony as political notes on trade and cooperation emerged.
Des Moines police were told by meter maid Wilma Johnson she did not write the name and address on a ticket for an overtime parker because she saw a large black dog in the back seat. She added the dog did nothing but look and wrote No name or address Big black dog in car Scared on the back.
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