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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
4
A fire safety official warns that except paper caps there are no safe fireworks. They carry risk of eye loss, finger loss, severe burns, broken bones, and cuts. Percy Bugbee of NFPA urges strict control of fireworks during the Independence Day weekend.
In Los Angeles the Air Pollution Control District announced they would replace light with slight and heavy with intense in forecasts. Faced with questions from phone collies and the public, officials scrapped the change as unnecessary since people clearly understood eye irritation levels. The report notes up to 5,000 fireworks casual-
Washington AP The Agency for International Development investigates two $10,000 life insurance policies on AID officer Gustav C Hertz 46 of Leesburg Va captured by Viet Cong in February. AID says another employee applied for the policies listing himself as beneficiary and sought to fly Hertz’s case to Washington for questioning.
Italy’s marble gift valued at 1,168,000 dollars was presented to Roger L. Stevens to help the Kennedy Center meet its 15.5 million dollar public contribution target. Ambassador Sergio Fenoaltea delivered the government authorization as trustees aim to match by June 38. West Germany’s gift of about 250,400 dollars was also presented earlier Tuesday.
Subscription rates for Zones 1 to 6 are listed with monthly and multi month options. Foreign subscriptions double Zone costs. 20 percent discount for college students and armed forces. Change of Address instructions urge notifying the local Post Office and The Berkshire Eagle with old and new addresses. Second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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