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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1964

Page

9

Portuguese Club Event Adds 150 To Dimes March

The March of Dimes gained 150 dollars from the fourth annual benefit dinner dance at the Portuguese American Club Saturday night. County Dimes chair says Pittsfield total reaches about 9,500 with county total near 30,000, a figure not matched in five years. Mrs. Maruel Silva chaired the dinner. Mayor Robert Dillon and Sheriff John Courtney spoke after introductions by Ralph Alphonso. Funds from a minstrel show at Pittsfield High School by New England Telephone Co. employees will add to the March of Dimes.

Pittsfield Maruel Silva Robert Dillon John Courtney Ralph Alphonso Pittsfield High School New England Telephone Co

Vatican Press Defends Pius XII Against Hochhuth Play

The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano defends Pope Pius XII from claims he could have saved Jews by speaking out during WWII. Editor Raimondo Manzini cites Nuremberg trial documents and a letter by Kempner to argue silence minimized suffering and protected both Jews and Catholics. The piece references reactions to Hochhuth s play The Deputy and a Brooklyn Christian and Jewish conference critique.

Vatican Pope Pius XII Rome L'Osservatore Romang Pius XII Raimondo Manzini New York Rolf Hoch L’osservatore Romana Hierachal Manzini Pius X11 Hochhuth Brooklyn National Conference of Christian and Jews

Paper Firms Eve Higher 1964 Profits

New York reports optimism at the 87th annual paper week meetings as executives predict higher 1964 profits amid improving demand. Industry leaders cite rising paper consumption, potential price stability, and a planned $100 million push into product research and development.

New York William R. Adams St. Regis Paper Co

Hinsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Operating Under Influence

Paul F. Sanford of Curtis Street Hinsdale pleaded guilty in district court to operating under the influence before Judge Frank W Cimini. He received a six month suspended sentence to the House of Correction with five years probation. The session also included a lengthy closed juvenile docket and an auto accident case.

Frank W. Cimini Paul F. Sanford Curtis Street Hinsdale House of Correction

Sub Detection Improves Since War, Navy Official Says

Washington nan announces strides in submarine detection with tenfold gains since the last war. James W. Wakelin Jr. says new weapons can destroy subs at greater distances, but oceanic sound transmission in three dimensions complicates precise定位 in a fluid, unpredictable medium.

Washington Nana James W. Wakelin Jr Secretary of the Navy Wakelin

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