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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1965

Page

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Johnson seeks broad urban aid via new Housing Dept

President Johnson urged Congress to create a Department of Housing Affairs, fund urban basic facilities, and pay rent supplements for needy families. He proposed federal grants for water and sewer upgrades, land acquisition for public buildings, insured private loans for new communities, and an urban development institute to cut construction costs and improve housing.

Washington Johnson Congress Department of Housing Affairs Newty Federal Institute of Urban Development Department of Housing and Urban Development National Commission On Codes, Zoning, Taxation Aulo

Boston Cardinal opposes birth control bill at hearing

Cardinal Cushing of Boston offered qualified opposition to House 1401, urging study commission referral due to safeguards concerns and potential harm to the public especially the young. Dr. Duncan B. E. Ried of Harvard Medical School urged that existing law restricts medical care and that the bill would expand access to contraceptives via physicians only.

Boston Richard Cardina Cushings Massachusetts Henry M. Leen Leon William X. Wall D-Lawrence Duncan BE. Ried Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Harvard Medical School

Becket Paper Mill Closing Ends Jobs At March 31

Bancroft Berkshire Tissue Mills in Becket announces layoff of 35 employees as the paper mill will close by March 31. Manager Roland Daigle cites rising waste paper costs and notes the mill buildings houses and 200 acres of woodlands are part of the Bancroft property. Facilities have changed hands several times since 1900 amid labor tensions with Golden Fleece Local 600.

Bancroft Berkshire Tissue Mills, Inc Becket Roland A. Daigle Becket-Middlefield Town Daniel 5S. Cohen New York City Carolina Paper Mills, Inc Rockingham N.C Southern

Highway Air Space Leasing Urged as Revenue Source

Boston reports the Department of Public Works backs a bill to lease the air space over public highways. Commissioner Francis W. Sargent says the plan would boost the highway fund and broaden urban tax bases. He cites Fall River and Boston examples and notes governor approval and 99 year lease limits.

Highway Air Space Leasing Boston State Department of Public Works Francis W. Sargent Sargent Fall River War Memorial Auditorium Highway Fund

Planes Hit N Vietnam School Aid Bill Gains WASHINGTON

Planes Hit N Viet Nam School Aid Bill Gains Washington AP The House Education and Labor Committee approved Johnsons 1.3 billion school aid measure aimed at public and parochial schools. Despite GOP opposition the committee voted 23 to 8 sending the bill toward a House vote likely later this month. The plan earmarks most funds for low income areas with 90 percent of districts sharing in the 1 billion for that purpose. Textbooks library books for public and private schools and supplementary education centers are included along with strengthened educational research.

Washington House Education and Labor Committee Johnson House

Johnson Kosygin visit talks gain momentum

President Johnson signals hope for an exchange visit with Soviet Premier Kosygin this year. Kosygin, noting U S criticism over Vietnam, says a Johnson trip to Moscow would be very pleasant. White House says no change from the Feb. 3 pledge that a visit may occur before year end.

Washington Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin U.S Viet Nam Moscow

Time Running Out Opens Rail Fight in Northeast

Senate Commerce hearing on immediate cash aid for bankrupt New Haven Railroad and stabilizing Northeast rail commuter services. Sen Pell urges private or state action but warns of total abandonment without federal relief. Proposals include a $100 million emergency fund and a four‑state Northeast rail authority.

Washington New Haven Northeast Senate Commerce Committee Claiborne. Pell R.I Connecticut Abraham Ribicoff Dconn Pell John C. Pastore D-R.l Interstate Commerce Commission New York Massachusetts Rhode Island Ribicoff ICC Northeast Rail Authority

Mohawk Valley Venture Uses Blackboard by Wire

In Johnstown and three Mohawk Valley high schools a pilot program named Blackboard by Wire debuts with over 100 students hearing Russian letters through electronic pen output and a micro phone. The system, developed with General Telephone and Electronics Laboratories, streams sight and sound over ordinary telephone lines in noncredit courses including Russian and psychology.

Johnstown N.Y Martin Hladik Hladik General Telephone & Electronics Laboratories Mohawk Valley New York Martin Hiudik State Department Associated Press

Governors Going to Washington Testimony on Rail Bills

Three New England governors Volpe Dempsey and Chafee plan to testify before the Senate Commerce Committee on two commuter railroad bills. Volpe called the measures important to consider but avoided committing to support. The issues were discussed at the New England Governors Conference meeting.

Boston New England Washington Senate John A. Volpe Massachusetts John Dempsey Connecticut John Chafee Rhode Island Senate Commerce Committee Volpe Mornday

160 Craft In Raid Four Lost In North Viet Nam

A major air strike by U S Air Force and Vietnamese planes on Quang Khe port and Nam Dang depot in North Viet Nam yielded heavy destruction with 70 to 80 percent of installations reported ruined. Four or more planes were downed, crews missing, and pilots described light ground fire. The raid aimed to curb Communist aggression across the 17th Parallel, with further actions anticipated.

Viet Nam U.S. Air Force Buck Rennick Wichita DA Nang South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Quang Khe Xem Dang Saigon Washington U.S Maxwell D. Taylor Chan Hoa Chap le Nam Dang Xom Nguyer Kim Khanh 41St Col. Khanh

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