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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1964

Page

13

City Council Refers Wage Increase Petitions to Finance Committee

Five agenda items dealing with pay raises for municipal employees were sent to the Finance Committee by the City Council. Two petitions request increases for the Police Department and two for the Fire Department, with a fifth covering Local 961 Pittsfield City Employees Union. A special committee was named to study salaries clothing allowances and entrance exams for the Police Department, with a final vote not taken on a proposed committee reorganization.

Police Fire Department Pittsfield Purnell George A. Purenell Ray F. Brown Finance Committee Ernest G. St. Peter, Brown James M. Richmann Remo de Gallo Police Department Coun

Permit Denied For Storage Of Gasoline

The City Council unanimously refused Berkshire Contractors Inc. a permit to store gasoline and flammable fluids at 360 Columbus Ave. after church members warned of hazards. Clarence H. Rennell supported the petition while Councilman Josephine S. Seeisi opposed citing a thickly residential area. Separate hearings allowed Civil Defense to store 1,006 gallons at 44 Dunham Ave and granted two joint pole locations for the telephone and power companies.

Berkshire Contractors, Inc Columbus Ave Second Congregational Church Clarence H. Rennell North Adams Josephi¢ i S. Seeisi Civil Defense Department Dunham &I Telephone Company and Power Company

Council Passes Snow Removal Ordinance

The council approved a final reading of a snow removal ordinance shifting liability from the city to homeowners. Under the old rule the city removed snow and could arrest the homeowner if neglected. the new rule allows police summons for failure to clear sidewalks. No provision exists to have the snow removed by the city if the homeowner refuses.

Public Works Department Police Department

Council Votes 365000 for Sewer Line Upgrade

The City Council approved 365900 to enable the Sewer Commission to award the contract for the western interceptor Inc. The mayor had explained the need for funds prior to the vote. The council also approved a 58 request for the Administrative Services Department.

Dillon Sewer Commission Western Interceptor Inc Administrative Services Department

Conte Files Bill On Defense Cuts

Washington AP Conte introduces bill to form a commission to plan economic adjustments from defense shifts. He warns the nation and communities must prepare for cuts in defense expenditures or disarmament to avoid manpower dislocations.

Washington U.S Step Silvia O. Conte R-Mass Conte

HUAC Member Denounces Cuban Relief Committee

Washington the House Committee on Un American Activities chair Edwin Willis denounced the Emergency Committee for Disaster Relief to Cuba as a fraud and a hoax. He said its real aim was to undermine U S policy toward Cuba, strengthen Castro, and aid Communist subversion in Latin America.

Washington UPI Edwin FE. Willis D-La House Committee On UN- American Activities Emergency Committee Cuba

Hays Leaves Post for Rutgers Teaching Role

Former Rep. Brooks Hays, a White House consultant and special presidential assistant, will teach at Rutgers University while continuing as a White House adviser. He will deliver lectures on contemporary government issues from March 2 to January 1965.

Hays Washington WPI Brooks Hays D-Ark Rutgers University White House Rutgers

Die Sooner But Live Happier headline

Frankfurt Nachtausgabe reports on smoking policy pros and cons with the headline Die Sooner But Live Happier. The UPI dispatch notes the debate and its framing in a German paper edition.

Frankfurt Germany

Half Hour Parking Limit On North Street Passed

Pittsfield City Council gave final reading to a half hour parking ordinance for North Street between Fate Square and Columbus Avenue by a 9-2 vote. The measure awaits mayoral signature and state DPW approval after initial approval on December 27. opponents urged hour parking with higher rate.

North St North Street Boston State Department of Public Works Joseph &. Seelsi George A. Purnell Hugh R. McKean The Traffic Commission Fate Square Columbus Avenue Purnell Gino Rosa Pittsfield Restaurant Association McKean Parkers Parnell Rosa Downtown Association Rosa Sounds

Perle Mesta Returns to White House Invitations

Washington reports Perle Mesta is back on the White House invitation list after a three year snub. President and Mrs. Johnson invite her to a state dinner honoring Antonio Segni of Italy, marking a notable shift from her earlier political alignments.

Washington UPD Perle Mesta White House Kennedy Johnson Antonio Segni Italy Mesta Richard M. Nixon

Berkshire County Savings Bank Annual Meeting Notice

The Berkshire County Savings Bank will hold its annual meeting in Room 215 of the bank building on Wednesday January 22 1964 at 11:00 AM. George P. Clayson, Clerk.

Berkshire County Savings Bank Bank

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