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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
20
Washington AP reports researchers suggest sharks hear low pitched struggle sounds and may track the source. Tests with wounded fish sounds on reefs showed sharks appeared when pulsed struggle noises, revealing a potential underwater detection method and sensory abilities beyond smell in poor visibility.
Frank Winoski Jr. of Holyoke, a man who never finished college yet impressed friends as a grammar school teacher, was arrested in Springfield for a series of holdups totaling more than $18,000. He faced $50,000 bail and awaited arraignment in district court after being tied to the Westinghouse Electric Co. credit union robbery. Police linked him to the crimes when his car, involved in a nearby accident minutes after the heist, led investigators to the suspect. About $4,000 of the loot was recovered in the car trunk.
George F. Brookman Jr and William B Brookman with Anna B Blaney transfer land on Brookman Drive Otis to Emerson J Kellog Jr and Doreen P Kellogg. Associated Investment Homes Inc sells property on Lovers Lane Road Washington to H Kendall Van Blar com.
Police linked Winoski to robberies totaling more than $18,000 after he allegedly admitted to cases while leaving county business offices in Pittsfield. A passerby saw a bank money bag in his car and provided a license plate, aiding the investigation.
AP reports the 1963 deer kill across three states and New Brunswick is higher in two states than last year. Massachusetts reports 5,008 by Dec 17, Maine's preliminary 29,831 is the lowest since 1945, Vermont 10,013 the lowest in seven years, New Brunswick about 8,700, New Hampshire around 8,000 seen as a comeback. Officials cite warm weather and heavy snows as factors.
Coronado California officials debated police car color with Councilwoman Helen King insisting on green for better visibility and hiding. City Manager N Wilt favored beige to mask dirt. By unanimous vote the council called for bids on two green police cars, noting green could blend with bushes.
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