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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
7
A detailed home guide to preparing a rib roast for New Year celebrations. It covers selecting pounds per serving, bone handling, roasting temperature of 325, doneness temps, resting, pan gravy, carving steps, and an optional marinated boned roast with a 350 degree finish and olive-tauce gravy. Includes practical tips for ease of carving and presentation.
Over a thousand Pittsfield women balance holiday duties with launching the 1964 arthritis program set to begin January 5. The effort aims to raise funds for research and treatment, while educating on early warning signs and home life adjustments. Notable organizers include Mrs. Leon L. Riche and Mrs. G. Bradford Davis, with volunteers statewide urging awareness and support to aid hundreds of local victims.
Philip McKean and wife, in Indonesia for two years with the Frontier Internship program, describe a work camp on Sulawesi, local customs, and observations on nation building. They urge critical reading of press coverage, support against cutting U.S. aid, and reflect on Indonesian patriotism amid regional tensions and religious dynamics.
A narrator recounts choosing Thanksgiving in New York over hosting, noting the strain of five children and past family tensions. The piece reflects on preparing outfits, the desire for grand appearances, and the pragmatic ease of hosting at home while considering future invitations and costs.
A writer recalls Christmas memories and family life in a crowded Motel room with kids, the Macy’s Parade spectacle, railings of the Hudson, and a New Year’s wish for an invite to New York. The scene contrasts private rooms at home and shared spaces on holidays.
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