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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1970

Page

18

Susan B Anthony birthplace sought as national shrine

Berkshires notes congressional efforts by Conte to designate Adams birthplace of Susan B Anthony as a national shrine have failed. The piece reflects on Anthony’s influence, Feb 15 birthday reverence, and the Stanton Anthony Brigade. It traces Anthony family arrival in Adams then East Hoosac and the 1788 Quaker meeting house still standing amid old gravestones.

Richmond Conte Susan B. Anthony Adams Berkshire Stanton-Anthony Brigade Stanton Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan Anthony Anthony East Hoosac Rhode Island Connecticut New Providence H. Wickliffe Rose America Berkshire County Daniel Judge McLean Battenville Anthonys Susan White House George Wallace Sen John Stennis Mississippi Scott Tower Stennis Parcel Post

Susan B. Anthony and the long road to equality

A historical profile traces Susan B. Anthony from Quaker roots and factory life to her pivotal role in the women’s suffrage movement. It notes her early encounters with slavery and married women’s subjection, and outlines postwar activism, the 1920 amendment, and the complex modern reaction reflected in today’s politics.

Susan Rochester Amelia Bloomer Lucretia Mott Lucy Stone Elizabeth Cady Stanton Washington Senate Wyoming Susan B. Anthony Hall of Fame Women's Rights Movement

Washington insight on rising right wing tide and Dem leadership

The piece notes Stennis amendment strength and Mondale’s rise while Kennedy battles illness. It argues that Sen. Ribicoff and leaders show weak Democratic control and a broader national shift against blacks. It contends the public mood will persist until the United States addresses its core social issue.

Stennis Sen. Ribicoff Sen Walter Mondale Minnesota Edward Kennedy Senate United States

American Tragedy and Drug Policy Lessons for Europe

A 1970 New York Times News Service piece argues American drug policy, anchored in criminal law, worsens crime and corruption. It warns Europe to avoid draconian tactics, warns against equating marijuana with heroin, and cites Packer’s critique of enforcement failures and police misconduct.

Herbert Packer Stanford Law School New York Britain Justice Department Operation Intercept New York Times News Service

Letter to the Editor targets Menard and town garage plan

A local correspondent defends a proposed town garage across from a fire station and six well-kept houses, arguing it will enhance the street’s beauty. The writer claims beavers left two years ago, critiques Pete Menard’s tenure, and supports Carlo Fusini for road upgrades and a new cemetery project amid election season.

Peter Menard Beavers Pete Garage Committee Berkshire County Carlo Fusini

Lenox and Dalton Dog Dispute Spurs Town Debate

Readers respond to town meetings and dog restraint issues, urging action on taxes and public safety. Letters from Windsor and Lenox praise police work, criticize dog damage and urge community cooperation to curb costs, with calls for more active citizen involvement and local fundraising.

Museum versus contemporary art sparks debate at centennial

Perry Rathbone of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts warns funds should not be spent on contemporary works while priceless Greek vases deserve consideration. Gen Geoffrey Baker cautions against complacency in Western defense. Dr Donald Louria predicts heroin will flood schools. Harry Uuberth laments Fifth Avenue crowding by banks and ticket offices.

Perry Rathbone Boston Museum of Fine Arts Geoffrey Baker Donald Wl. Louria The New York State Council On Drug Addiction Harry G. Uuberth Fifth Avenue Association Fifth Avenue

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