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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

7

Minerals In Industry Tells of Precious Metals Role

Raymond Rowe speaks at Greylock Mineral Club about platinum palladium rhodium ruthenium iridium uranium and gold silver in industry. He notes United States consumes three fourths of world output led by International Nickel at Canada and cites Edison discovery near Sudbury. Mexico leads silver, platinum used in spinnerets, auto parts, and Telestar. Bell Telephone buys platinum and gold for contacts and transmitters. Eastman Kodak and others buy silver. next meeting set for March 6 at 8 p.m. at 67 Donna Ave.

Greylock Mineral Club Raymond ¢. Rowe Hazelwood Ter Sudbury Canada Mexico Telestar Bell Telephone Co Eastman Kodak Walter J. Johnston Donna Ave

Spivey to Speak at Temple Marks Race Relations Week

Dr. Robert Atwood Spivey, acting chaplain and Williams College religion professor, will address the Sabbath service at Temple Anshe Amunim to open National Race Relations Week. A Virginia native, he earned summa cum laude from Duke, magna cum laude from Union Theological Seminary, studied at Gottingen, Yale, and taught at Yale Divinity School before joining Williams College three years ago.

Robert Atwood Spivey Williams College Spivey Temple Virginia Duke University Union Theological Seminary University of Gottingen Germany Yale University Yale Divinity Williams

O Connell and Lathrop to Discuss Civil Rights

Berkshire Community College President Thomas E. O Connell and physics faculty member Donald N. Lathrop will discuss The Progress of Civil Rights in the United States on WBRK Monday at 7 35 p.m. They will cover civil rights status in Berkshire County and report on the Freeedom March trip to Washington.

Thomas E. O’connell Berkshire Community College Donald N. Lathrop United States WBRK Lathrop Washington, D.C Berkshire County O’connell

Fire Record at 1206 North St Damages Kitchen

A defective oil burner caused a kitchen fire Wednesday at 3 50 PM. Fire crews responded to 1206 North Street and contained the blaze with no report of injuries. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.

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