Eagle Publishing Company Daily Notice
A daily notice published by Eagle Publishing Company at 33 Eagle Street Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
8
A daily notice published by Eagle Publishing Company at 33 Eagle Street Pittsfield Massachusetts.
The legislature rapidly passed a soft but sweeping tax bill to raise nearly 100 million in new revenue, after initial plans faced heavy opposition. Lawmakers swapped surtaxes for a higher sales tax and retained the governor’s core aims, while re approving a retroactive state employee pay raise.
Arthur R. Jones son of Mr and Mrs L D Jones of Berkshire returns from overseas duty as a member of the Buffaloes in the 367th Infantry and is awarded the Croix de Guerre for his heroism in a November 10 over the top attack. The Lenox news notes estate sales, local school tax details, engagements, and honors including Frederick M Myers Jr joining the American Law Institute and John Wells winning the Allied junior golf tournament at Greenock Country Club with a ninth-fifth score.
Nixon administration proposes preventive detention for up to 60 days if substantial probability of guilt is found. Critics argue it violates due process and constitutional rights, preferring speedy trials and court reforms. Also notes censorship of a valedictorian speech, waste disposal progress in Stockbridge, arbitration in land-damage cases, and North Adams State College’s plan for 24 trailer-like dormitories for coeds.
A New York businessman sued the state after a six lane freeway cut his Adirondack retreat by Lake George, destroying privacy and quiet. Judge Kenneth Keating awarded $37,000, a verdict that unsettled highway policy and amplified opposition to road expansion.
Notes from a visitor at Tanglewood describe Marlos Nobre, one of eight invited composers at the Berkshire Music Center summer symposium. Nobre will present a piece June 29 to Aug 24, with rehearsals by Music Center Orchestra for August 16 performance.
Readers debate the Vietnam era and the courage of authorities, with letters from Robert Smith of Lenox and Rita Samborure of Lee challenging each other over patriotism. A Pittsfield correspondent, Peter Provenzano, notes a generation gap as Western Massachusetts youths clash with elders in a small park debate.
In New York City the Lindsay campaign faces a core anomaly: his Republican identity clashes with broad liberal support. The author suggests Lindsay switch to the Democrats to secure O'Dwyer backing and a path to Bobby Kennedy’s seat, arguing a party realignment would restore political coherence and broaden Lindsay’s appeal.
J. W. Clark of Seekonk Cross Road argues that the moon mission risks planetary biohazards and questions NASA quarantine plans. He cites paleo biology, immune limits, and potential lunar spores, urging stricter, longer isolation for astronauts amid fears of ecological catastrophe.
Humor has no influence as a teenager angrily confronts his father after being rejected by the college of his choice. The youth sarcasm hints at parental involvement, with a quip about wiring up home electronics as a supposed remedy. The exchange reflects family tension over future plans.
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