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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1969

Page

19

Mistrial Declared In Teresa Car Theft Case

A four day trial of Vincent C. Teresa of North Reading ended in mistrial after Judge Francis J. Quirino ruled the trial could be unfair due to a juror being related to the prosecutor’s wife. Prosecutors argued continuation possible with safeguards, but defense won the motion. Teresa had faced 28 indictments for conspiracy to steal and conceal stolen property. bail was set at 50,000 and Teresa was moved to Worcester County Jail.

Superior Oart Francis J. Quirino Vincent C. Teresa North Reading Asst William R. Flynn Flynn Teresa Atty Paul Burns Boston Gertrude Haven Burns Fagle Berkshire Berkshire County United States Worcester County Baltimore U.S Edwards Northrup

Six GE Employees Retire In Group Departure

General Electric confirms the retirement of six workers across units. Philip J. Gilbert 28 years service stockkeeper from 292 North Street. Charles T. Noel 19 years winder from Lanesboro. Floyd F. Evvangelisto 38 years coordinator from 4 Hillcrest Avenue. Hubert D. Crew 39 years pipe fitter pl batu from 91 Montvue SE. Alton P. Fitzroy 24 years welder from Charlemont. Goldner P. F. Lipsey 39 years manager organic materials processes for the commercial transformer department.

General Electric Co Philip J. Gilbert North St Charles T. Noel Lanesboro Floyd F. Evvangelisto Hillcrest Ave Hubert D. Crew Montvue SE Alton P. Fitzroy Charlemont, Welder Goldner PF. Lipsey Roselyn Drive

Births in Berkshire and Adjacent Areas Reflect Family News

Berkshire Medical Center reports a daughter for Mir and Mrs Richard Mon iulcone of 17 Bay State Road, plus another daughter for Mr and Mrs John W Mea bun of Adams. Capt and Mrs Chester F Milensky in Tokyo welcome a son, Chester David, on July 3. Grandparents include Alexander Sadlowski and Chester S Milensky, and Daniel J Clancy with Roberta Lock among others. Dr Daniel J Clancy, after Johns Hopkins residency, is now an oral surgeon in Norwood. Grandparents listed as Daniel G Clancy and Roberta Lock.

Chester F. Milensky Tokyo Japan Chester David Alexander Sadlowski Danforth Ave Chester S. Milensky Madison Ave Daniel J. Clancy Christopher Kevin Clancy Johns Hopkins Medical Center Baltimore Norwood Daniel G. Clancy Merriam St Robert Lock Pittsburgh, Pa

GE PT Department begins summer vacation shutdown

Two thousand three hundred General Electric power transformer department employees began their summer holidays today, leading 7,000 GE workers on vacation this month. They carry a record 2.2 million dollars in vacation pay and will shut down for three weeks, resuming August 4. Other GE operations start vacation shutdowns July 21 for two weeks, with some departments adding December pauses.

General Electric Power Transformer Department

Musicians Shown in Stockbridge Library Display

STOCKBRIDGE The Stockbridge Library presents photographs of many performing artists from Tanglewood this summer in the main hall. Booklets with program info and latest music books are available. the display runs through this month.

Stockbridge Tanglewood

Shaker Village Round Barn Hosts New England Food Editors

Elsie the cow representing Borden Co hosted food editors and writers at Hancock Shaker Village for a preview of the sixth annual Shaker Kitchen Festival set for Aug 34a 9. The event features daily samplings and a world peoples dinner, with leaders Mrs. Lawrence K. Miller and Eugene Dodd guiding tours. Borden divisions have partnered since April to create Shaker dishes using Borden products. The company’s historic tie to Shaker life dates to Gail Borden’s 1853 condensing milk discovery at New Lebanon NY.

Elsie Hancock Shaker Village Borden Co New England New York State Shaker Village Lawrence K. Miller Eugene Dodd Borden Offi Cials Borden Foods and Dairy and Services New Lebanon N.Y

Seven City youths voyage to Israel kibbutz for seven weeks

Seven Pittsfield college age youths will join Israeli workers on the Har El kibbutz between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem for seven weeks. Two-thirds of the trip cost is underwritten by the Committee of Fifty, possibly a pilot for a national Project Involvement. The group includes four girls Nancy Shulman Miriam Kitmacher Jaycee Levine Linda Abkowitz and three boys Alan Leavitt Richard Zeff and Michael Loveman. Zeff has already left. the rest will meet him in Israel. The plan aims to extend across the United States with summer camps teaching Hebrew farm skills and physical fitness via kibbutz style programs.

Raigh Conroy High Lawn Farm Lee Pittsfield Israel Jefiz Miriam Kinnacher Nancy Shulonin Jayvee Levine Linda Abe Howitz Alan Leavitt Michael Loveman Richard Zell Haifa Har el God's Mountain Tel Aviv Jerusalem Nancy Shulman Holmes Road Miriam Kitmacher Wellesley 5 Jaycee Levine Jt Sampson Pkwy Linda Abkowitz Commonweal Ave Northumberland Road Richard Zeff Wellesley St Saratoga Drive Zeff Committee of Fifty Nathan George Horwitt Lenox Horwitt United States Horwitz Hillcrest Hospital Steven Phillips U.S. Army Vietnam 101St Airborne Division Pyenson Qtis Department of Immigration Salznann Shanblatt

Jury Chosen For Trial In Def eating Passing

A 12 member jury was impaneled in Superior Court to hear evidence in the case against John E. Winn 33 of Glendale indicted for a mass casualty event in April against Edward D. Boutin of Norfolk Conn Boutin was found outside Winns Glendale restaurant and a medical report says Boutin was beaten Testimony was expected to begin after Atty William W Simons opened for the prosecution Atty Paul Tamburrello defended.

John E. Winn Glendale Winn Edward D. Boutin Norfolk Conn Francis J. Quirico Boutin Asst. Dist Atty William W. Simons

Crackdown on Motor Noise Fines Issued by Police

Police traffic head Captain Edgar Almstead says excessive vehicle noise leads to court fines. In past weeks more than twenty operators, mainly ages 17 to 20 and many motorcyclists, have been cited for excessive noise. Some cases stem from defective equipment but owners remain responsible and will be charged.

Edgar Almstead Police Traffic Bureau

GE Negotiator Urges Immediate Start of Talks

GE negotiator John R. Baldwin presses for immediate formal negotiations with the IUE as contract talks loom past the October 26 expiry. IUE Local 255 leader Albert Litano signals rejection, citing stalled subcommittees and push for pay gains and contract changes. strikes at Pittsfield and other Northeast GE plants highlight rising tensions and plant disruptions.

General Electric Co International Union of Electrical Workers John R. Baldwin New York John H. Shambo IUE Baldwin Shambo Pittsfield Albert ‘Y. Litano Union

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