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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1964

Page

7

Ten Outstanding Young Men of 63 Named

Santa Monica California The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce selects ten 1963 outstanding young men from a wide field The list includes Sen Birch Bayh Jr Dr Zbigniew Brzezinski John Mack Carter Mayor Jerome Cavanagh Congressman Edgar Voreman Jr A Leon Higginbotham Jr Thomas Mackey George Stevens Jr James Whittaker and Ted Yates Recognized for youth advocacy government economy journalism exploration and media production with notable firsts and leadership roles across the nation

Santa Monica Calif U.S Birch E. Bayh Jr D-Ind Terre Haute Ind Zbigniew K. Brzezinski Englewood N.J Columbia University John Mack Carter New York City McCall's Jerome P. Cavanagh Detroit Edgar FL Id) Vorem George Stevens Jr Washington, D.C United States Information Agency James W. Whittaker Redmond Wash

Moment of silence urged to open Springfield classes

Springfield school officials proposed a daily morning silence of up to five minutes in elementary classes to set a positive moral tone. They also recommended a plaque with In God We Trust in each classroom or the words written on the blackboard until obtained.

Springfield Mass

Jesuit Paper Attacks Balanced Ticket in 1964 Race

New York The Jesuit weekly America editorialized against a balanced religious ticket for the 1964 presidential election. It argued that a candidate’s Catholic faith should not qualify or disqualify a person for high office, and noted Kennedy’s previous handling of the issue while cautioning against its resurfacing in a new form. The piece also observed that five of the top eight Democratic contenders mentioned with Johnson are Catholics.

New York America Kennedy Johnson

Public views shape future of sonic booms over Oklahoma City

FAA deputy administrator Gordon Bain notes public tolerance will guide overland supersonic flights. Starting February, eight daily flights will pass over residential areas at speeds above sound, using F104 jets at 30 000 to 40 000 feet. The FAA believes SST could be the finest commercial transport yet but public acceptance must be found.

Gordon Bain Federal Aviation Agency FAA Air Force Oklahoma City Bain

Barry's Footloose Foot Surgery Shocks Goldwater

Washington UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater underwent surgery to remove a calcium spur from his right foot just before Christmas. The Arizona Republican was in surgery Monday, with the cast removed from the foot.

Cardinal Cushing Wears JFK Dog Tag Gifted by Mrs Kennedy

Richard Cardinal Cushing received John F. Kennedy's personal dog tag from Mrs Kennedy after a memorial Mass at the Kennedy family's Palm Beach home. The tag reads Kennedy, John F. Commander-in-Chief, O for blood type, Roman Catholic. He pledged to wear it until the memorial library at Harvard is finished.

Boston UPI Richard Cardinal Cushing President Kennedy Kennedy John F

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