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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
4
Pittsfield and surrounding areas report numerous patient entries across hospitals including Pittsfield General Hillcrest and St. Luke s. The list notes operations such as tonsillectomies appendectomies and various site specific procedures for individuals linked to families in Lenox Dale Dalton and Lee among others. Names include Cheryl McGinty Steven Robinson Gerald McCoy Kim White and others with addresses and family ties.
From Boston UPI Representatives of the Youth Service Board the Parole Board and the Departments of Correction and Probation backed a bill for an advisory coordinating board A public hearing held before the State Administration Committee Lt Gov Bellotti said the plan would not reorganize but cut duplication Cornelius J Twomey Parole Board head noted lacking liaison Worcester Sheriff Joseph A Smith proposed adding a sheriff to the board
London MP David Joe Watt, speaking in the House of Commons during a debate on television satire, described That Was The Week That Was as lavatorial in its humor. The remark underscores parliamentary irritation with the program's impact on public taste.
At the Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association midwinter conference a guest at the head table was Giro R. Samale of Pittsfield, vice president of the Berkshire County Druggists Association. The Western Massachusetts group held its annual award dinner at Schine Inn in Chicopee with nearly 200 delegates. The "Friend of Pharmacy Award" went to Wilfred Chagnon of Newton.
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