Keeping the Window Open Editorials
Editorial argues the International Development Association IDA is a strong multilateral aid instrument. It explains IDA loans are long term with low terms, funded by many countries, and aims to foster global political and economic stability. US support waned, Senate approved 312 million share narrowly. House vote imminent to decide fate of this multilateral aid approach.
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Congress
International Development Association
IDA
League of Women Voters
U. N
United States
U.S
World Bank
International Bank
Senator Goldwater
Senate
House
Meaure
United Nation
Silvio O. Conte
League of Women Voters Frummer
Berkshire
League
Cannon
Washington
D.C
Mary England
League of Women Voters of
Central Berkshire
Lenox
Big Ski Crowds Signal Berkshire Skiing Growth
The Berkshires may be entering a lasting ski era as crowds boost winter tourism. With snow conditions and midwinter holidays driving large weekends, regional popularity could expand far beyond current estimates. Skiing nearby could double or more as winters remain cold. Public interest hinges on sustained snowfall and favorable seasons.
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Berkshires
New England
Tri-City
New Hampshire
Vermont
Adirondacks
Berkshire
Mansfield
Mad River
Bromley
Mount Snow
Lee Voters Reject Sewer Plan Shaping State Action
The Lee vote against a 1.25 million sewer system pushes action to the state Department of Public Health. Outcomes affect long term Berkshires pollution abatement with Lee's cooperation. Cheshire forms Planning Board as Berkshire towns eye growth.
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Lee
State Department of Public Health
Housatonic
Berkshires
Greylock
Tramway Authority
Chicopee
Boston
Reynolds
Notes and Footnotes RIGHT ANGLES AND MORE
Fragmented read with multiple items: Aylward family notes a cross country US road trip for 461.48 in costs over 6000 miles, plus Miami Beach Lincoln Road Mall revamp and Hoffa dorm gift debate at a college. Also tidbits on Cluett-Peabody exiting neckties, Cullinan diamond, historic grizzly range, and a water purifying mask for outdoors use. Cottoned with miscellaneous notes and brief mentions.
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Robert A. Aylward
New Lebanon
Stu Auerbach
Miami Herald
the Eagle
Miami Beach
Lincoln Road
Fifth Avenue
Stu
Labor Jeader
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Cluett-Peabody
Troy
N.Y
Cluett's
Looking Back Years Ago Cannibals kill two in Cromer expedition
William H. Page a former city resident and son of the late Judge Lloyd Page died in Chicago. James E. Cullen and William A. Gross received the Charles A. Coffin award from GE. Clement F. Burr celebrated his birthday. Signs of spring appeared in Hinsdale with robins observed. Mrs Frank Smith saw five robins and Mrs Charles Marvey reported a green snake. High Fidelity magazine expansion by Ben Franklin Press to a new plant on West Housatonic Street.
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William H. Page
Lloyd Page
Chicago
James E. Cullen
William A. Gross
Charles A. Coffin
Clement F. Burr
Worthington
Hinsdale
Frank Smith
Charles Marvey
Peru Road
Frear
High Fidelity
Great Barrington
Ben Franklin Press, Inc
West Housatonic Street
The Other America and the Leisure Dream
A columnist imagines a visitor from another planet encountering Life and Time magazine depictions of Russia and America. He contrasts Soviet hardship with American forecasts of leisure powered by automation, then questions education, work, and who earns the right to luxury as society splits between employed producers and unemployed nonworkers.
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Time
Life
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Lreisure
Aur
Shakespeare
Washington struggles as White House power shifts in foreign policy
The out of power Republicans push simple foreign policy cures while Johnson blends Kennedy advisers with his own team. Two authority layers in the White House cause uncertainty over who directs policy, with Panama Latin America and Rusk's role under debate as the Bay of Pigs memory lingers.
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Washington
Castro
Panama
Viet Nam
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
BIST
Dean Rusk
Thomas C. Mann
Foreign Service
Mexico
Latin America
State Department
Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
High School Needs to the Editor of THE FAGLE
Letters urge Reynolds praise for new comprehensive high school plan to replace outdated facilities. Advocates emphasize crowding, flexibility, college prep, and reducing social divisions, noting Berkshire Community College's impact and urging action now.
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FAGLE
Reynolds
Good Government Association
Berkshire Community College
Pittsfield
Equal Time for Bryant to the Editor
Letter requests equal space for conservationists and asks to print "Monument Mountain" by William Cullen Bryant. The contributor urges balanced treatment of government releases and nature advocacy, invoking Bryant's poem urging readers to value mountains, forests, streams, and distant glens.
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Monument Mountain
William Cullen Bryant
Adelaide
Lenox
Eagie
Child Declines Gift Preferring Dog to Aunt
A Three year old Linda watches her aunt unpack a present haul of two bean bags, red and blue. Asked which she would take, Linda asks for Skippy's, choosing the dog over her own gift.
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Linda
Skippy
Skippy’s
Quote Magazine
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