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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1963

Page

3

State rules bar DPW chief from certain deals after service

Massachusetts Attorney General Brooke ruled that life prohibitions apply to former DPW officials including Public Works Commissioner Jack Ricciardi after reorganization ends and they leave public service. Former DPW workers face lifetime ban on acting as agent or attorney for compensation in matters involving state interests and must avoid court appearances for one year in related cases. Peabody's Edward OBrien named as successor. budget provisions and advisory opinions discussed with Executive Council approval required.

Boston UPI Jack Ricciardi DPW Massachusetts Edward W. Brooke Ricciardi Brooke Commonwealth

Court Plea Looms On Personnel Post

Boston AP Peabody seeks a declaratory judgment from the state Supreme Court after failing to secure Executive Council approval for an advisory opinion on Leonard E. Keiley status. He withdrew the request for council permission, arguing the legislature acted constitutionally in naming Keiley state director of personnel.

Kelley Peabody Executive Council Boston Endicott Peabody State Supreme Court Leonard E. Keiley Council

Brown University president condemns hazing after student loss of consciousness

Providence AP report says a second Brown University student passed out during an all night hazing at a fraternity house last week. Dr Barnaby Keeney denounced participants and those who knew but did not report it. Frank P Barrows Jr., 19, of New Bedford pledging Delta Kappa Epsilon was hospitalized and later listed in good condition. A second pledge briefly lost consciousness but was unnamed.

Providence B.I Brown University Barnaby C. Keeney Keeney Frank P. Barrows Jr New Bedford Mass Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity University Infirmary

Alleged Cosa Nostra Man Nabbed at Hub

Bruno, 53, Philadelphia Cosa Nostra head, was arrested in Boston after a cross state line extortion conspiracy indictment. FBI gripped him on landing from Paris bound for Philadelphia. Bail set at 75000, hearing continued to December 2.

Cosa Nostra Philadelphia Angelo Bruno Joseph Valachi FBI Boston Italy Hub Bruno Angelo Ring Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate Peter Maggio FBII Bru Fridayno Albert Schwartz St- Pennsylvania New Jersey Paris Neenee Ee U.S Francis H. Farrell Farrell

GI dividends to reach 144000 vets in Massachusetts

Massachusetts World War I and II veterans will share 7.23 million dollars in GI insurance dividends starting January 2, distributed through the VA regional office. About 6,959 WWI veterans will average 66 dollars each, 138,028 WWII veterans will average 49 dollars, totaling 462,259 and 6,760,541 respectively. Korean veterans have non participating policies and receive no regular annual dividends.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Veterans’ Administration William F. Connors Johnson Connors U.S Kennedy

Auto Association Urges Tipsy Transport Holiday Service

Boston ALA Safety department urges groups planning Christmas parties to include a tipsy transport service. The Automobile Legal Association says such nondrinker committees help members get home safely after events, part of a drive to curb drinking and driving. Christmas remains the deadliest holiday on highways.

Auto Assn. Urges Holiday Service Boston ALA Safety Department Automobile Legal Association ALA

Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail

Local notice lists Berksh ire Eagle rates by carrier and mail plus post office zones. One month two dollars, three months five dollars sixty cents, six months ten forty four dollars, one year eighteen fifty four by carrier or twenty dollars ninety? by mail. Change of address instructions urge notifying the Post Office and The Berkshire Eagle to avoid service interruption. Postage paid at Pittsfield.

Berkshire Eagle Focal Post Office

Brown's Deke Chapter Dissolved at Brown University

Providence RI AP Brown University ordered the local Delta Kappa Epsilon chapter dissolved effective immediately after a hazing incident left sophomore pledge Frank P Barrows Jr 19 of New Bedford Massachusetts unconscious and hospitalized. Two members living in the fraternity house will move to other quarters and the former facilities will become nonfraternity housing.

Providence Brown University Brown Delta Kappa Epsilon Frank P. Barrows Jr New Bedford Mass University Infirmary Winstan Quadrangle

Tax Reforms Sought Over Oil Millionaire Tax

Washington Senator Paul H. Douglas of Dill. urged tax law reforms after citing a 1960 oil operator with 28,716,932 income who paid no federal income tax that year. He said six millionaire operators paid little or no 1960 taxes, blaming loopholes that favor oil and gas.

Washington Paul H. Douglas Dill Senate Ord Douglas Treasury

Threat to Kill Senator Dodd Reported in Hartford

An anonymous caller warned WTIC Hartford that U.S. Senator Thomas Dodd was marked for assassination. The 2:10 PM call prompted FBI notification and follow-up with Dodd’s Washington office. Dodd, 56, has faced previous threats since President Kennedy's assassination.

Hartford, Conn UPI Hartford U.S Thomas Dodd D-Conn WTIC Senator Dodd FBI Washington Kennedy

State Forfeits Half Million Federal Funds

The Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission disclosed a $500000 loss of federal funds for rehabilitation due to insufficient state appropriations. A 1964 legislative report cites shortfalls in the mental disability program, staffing gaps, and supervisor reassignments as factors, with plans to shift attitudes and expand efforts in the next year.

Boston UPI Massachusetts State Rehabilitation Commission

Dodd Faces Criticism Over Gun Sale Bill Proposal

A congressman, committed to an institution, faced criticism for a bill he sponsored aimed at restricting gun sales from nail order houses, drawn from his office statements.

Dodd

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