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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1964

Page

12

Favorite Son Movement Sweeping Republican Party

Republicans consider multiple favorite son candidates for the presidential nomination as 10 primaries with 299 convention votes shape delegate math. Key states and figures include Goldwater Rockefeller Byrnes Rhodes Scranton Romney Cooper Morton Allott Judd and Lodge, with Maine and Massachusetts weighing possible favorite daughter or son support.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz New York Nelson A. Rockefeller San Francisco New Hampshire Maryland District of Columbia West Virginia Florida Indiana Olinois South Dakota Oregon California Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconson John W. Byrnes James A. Rhodes William W. Scranton Michigan George Romney Scranton New Jersey Clifford P. Case Colorado Goldwater Denver Gordon Allott Allott Idaho Wyoming Kentucky Thruston B. Morton John Sherman Cooper Minnesota Walter H. Judd Margaret Chase Smith Maine Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts

Bnai B'rith Shifts Award Dinner Site

Due to high reservations the Bnai B'rith goodwill award dinner moves from Linden Street synagogue to Knesses Israel Synagogue on Wendell Avenue. Herman Garbowit receives the goodwill award for church and community service, joined by Adullam Lodge Bnai B'rith and Hebrew Free Loan Society as sponsors.

B'nai B'rith Linden Street Knesses Israel Wendell Avenue Herman Garbowit South Church Brotherhood Adullam Lodge B’nai Brrith Hebrew Free Loan Society Milton Selkowitz Benjamin Klein Earle Kriger Mark Selkowitz Sam Gold Isaac Zalutsky William Shindler

Legion Convention Meeting Called Tonight

President Albert Cheevers calls a 1964 American Legion Convention Committee meeting for 7:30 PM at the American Legion home on Wendell Avenue. The meeting had been set for Monday but was postponed due to weather.

Albert Cheevers American Legion Convention Committee American Legion Wendell Avenue

Ford II Defends Jobs Amid Automation Fears

Henry Ford II told the Society of Automotive Engineers that unemployment over the past six years reflects too little, not too much, progress. He urged faster tech advancement and new education to train workers for evolving jobs, noting new products create new employment while automation eliminates some roles.

Detroit Henry Ford U.S Society of Automotive Engineers Ford Motor Co Ford

U of M Adds Nicolas Appert Chair in Food Science

The University of Massachusetts and the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute announce a new Nicolas Appert Chair in food science and technology in the College of Agriculture. GCMI funds major support for the professorship to advance research and graduate work on color, appearance, nutrition, microbiology and glass-packaged foods.

U. of M Amherst University of Massachusetts Glass Container Manufacturers Institute, Inc GCMI Nicolas Appert College of Agriculture

Sand Barrel Looters Warned

Boston motorists who take sand from highway boxes or barrels for home use risk larceny charges as the sand is meant for emergency road traction during storms. ALA safety director Philip C. Wallwork urges motorists to request sand from highway departments instead of stealing it.

Boston Automobile Legal Association Philip C. Wallwork ALA

County Funds Unappropriated Totals Reported for 1963

County Treasurer John J. Shields reports $188,140 in unappropriated general funds in the county treasury at year end 1963. The balance is about $47,000 less than 1962’s $235,036. About half will be carried over. the rest will be held in reserve by statute. Total receipts for 1963 were $2,045,366 and expenditures $2,006,362, with the adopted budget at $1,329,149. The higher figures reflect borrowing and capital outlays not in the operating budget.

John J. Shields

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