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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1964

Page

10

Burns Proposes Presidential Disability Commission

James MacGregor Burns argues in the Saturday Evening Post for a presidential disability commission headed by the Chief Justice with Cabinet leaders and congressional leaders to certify disability and appoint an acting or full president. The plan includes a physician panel, potential constitutional amendment, and cautions about vice presidential choices amid possible assassinations. Similar ideas appear from Hofstader and Dinnes in the ABA.

James MacGregor Burns Saturday Evening Post Burns Williams College Kennedy Congress State Treasury House Senate Margaret Chase Smith American Bar Association New York Supreme Court Samuel H. Hofstadter New York Jacob M. Dinnes Judiciary

Marines celebrate local service men in Okinawa and Pendleton

Pfc Giovanni Tornicelli the son of Angelo and Angela Tornicelli from 372 Elm St serves with the 4th Battalion 12th Marine Regiment 3rd Marine Division at Camp Sukiran Okinawa after enlisting in 1962. Pvt Earl Nimons Jr of 26 Cloverdale St waits at Camp Pendleton for transfer to Japan with a motor transport unit. Nimons enlisted in 1963 and trained at Parris Island. In 1962 over 60 percent of Series E savings bonds sold were in denominations from 25 to 200 with $500 bonds reaching a peace time record.

Tornicelli Okinawa Giovanni D. Tornicelli Angelo G. Tornicelli Elm St 4Th Battalion 12Th Marine Regiment 3Rd Marine Division Fleet Marine Force Camp Sukiran Pfc Italy Pittsfield High School Marines Earl W. Nimons Jr Cloverdale St Camp Pendleton Navy Calif Japan Pvt Nimons Marine Corps E. W. Nimons Parris Island S.C Pittsfield Cup and Saucer

Graham Urges GOP Gov Hopefuls To Debate Statewide

Senator Philip A. Graham of Hamilton urged Republican gubernatorial hopefuls to tour the state and debate on common ground with rivals including former Gov. John A. Volpe. He argued for clear issue outlines, records of action, and plans while warning the party must mobilize alienated voters and counter Democratic gains. John Cummings, a General Electric retiree from Worcester, was noted for long service and church involvement.

Philip A. Graham Hamilton North Shore John A. Volpe Endicott Peabody Volpe Peabody Republican City Committee Everett Graham iVolpe Jana Republican Party Massachusetts Party Party of Action People’s Party John ©. Cummings Howe Road General Electric Mr. Cummings Worcester St. Francis’ Church Holy Name Society David Montgomery

Methodist Women Invite Program on Lenten Service

A pre Lenten program featuring spirituals by Mrs Mary Wyatt of Northampton is set for Wednesday at 7 30 in the Wesley Methodist Church Springfield chapel. The service will include Holy Communion and all Springfield district members and friends are invited.

Mary Wyatt Northampton Woman’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Wesley Methodist Church Springfield

Reluctant Daughter and the Douglas-Home Family Link

London UPI reports playwright William Douglas-Home, brother of Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home, as the author of a work referenced in the news brief. The piece notes his relation to the prime minister while outlining his literary role and public prominence.

London UPI William Douglas-Home Sir Alec Douglas-Home

Blood Drive Falls Short On First Day

The Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Masonic Temple gathered 140 pints on day one of a two day drive, 15 below the 155 pint target. Ninety walk ins accompanied twenty replacements and three rejects as volunteers are sought until 3 45 this afternoon.

Masonic Temple Red Cross

The Reluctant Peer Play Fathered Reluctant Daughter

The play The Reluctant Peer notes its fictional character became the father of a reluctant daughter Wednesday night. The baby was reported as more than a week late.

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