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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1964

Page

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Malaysia Talks End In Discord

Bangkok AP report says Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines halted their conference over the Malaysia crisis as disagreements over withdrawal of anti Malaysia guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo persist. Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman to liaison. cease fire remains. Thailand to send observers to monitor tensions.

Bangkok Thailand Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Malaysian Borneo Salvador P. Lopez Thanat Khoman Lopez Borneo U.S Sarawak Sabah Britain

Powers Named Suffolk Court Clerk by Wilkins

Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Wilkins confirmed that Senate President John E. Powers of South Boston will be appointed as Suffolk County clerk of the court at a salary of 20 200 annually. Powers will succeed Chester A. Dolan Jr. who is retiring this spring. The interim post requires running for the elected office in November.

Senate John E. Powers Boston Maurice A. Donohue Holyoke Powers Supreme Judicial Court Donohue Raymond Sanger Wilkins State South Suffolk County Supreme Court Chester A. Dolan Jr Dolan Harris S. Richardson High Court the Eagle Wilkins

Ruby Trial Opens With Ruby Pleading Innocent

In Dallas Jack Ruby appeared before a 12 member jury and pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. The panel was completed after a lengthy voir dire with 162 questioned and 12 jurors chosen.

Dallas Jack Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Dist Atty Henry M. Wade Ruby Oswald Ing Joe B. Brown Brown J. Frank Wilson Texas Supreme Court Wilson

Reaction To Assassination Termed Normal

Dallas report on Jack Ruby testifying at his murder trial. A state witness described Ruby’s reaction to news of President Kennedy’s assassination as nothing unusual, noting Ruby calmly listened as colleagues at the Dallas Morning News testified about events on November 22.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Kennedy Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Morning News John Newman The News Newman Asst. Dist William F. Alexander

Five Day Forecast Warmth Shifts Through Weekend

The forecast calls for daily temperatures averaging at least 8 degrees above the normal of 27. Friday looks cooler, Saturday and Sunday warmer, and Monday cooler again. Scattered showers are possible around Sunday.

Libeizzi Berkshires

Canada Raises Budget Sharply in 1964-65 Plan

Ottawa reports Lester B. Pearson's Liberal government will spend about 7.6 billion dollars in the 1964-65 fiscal year, up 6.6 percent from the current year. Increases come mainly from built in costs like hospital insurance family allowances and debt charges beyond government control.

Ottawa Lester B. Pearson Liberal

Hoffa Jury Deliberates After Six Weeks Of Testimony

In Chattanooga Tennessee jurors after nearly six weeks of testimony weigh charges that James Hoffa aided others to fix a 1962 Nashville jury. Foreman Hal W Bullen led the panel after a two hour session. Convictions could bring Hoffa up to 15 years and 15000 dollars in fines while co defendants face up to five years and 5000 dollars each.

Chattanooga Tenn James R. Hofffa Teamsters U.S Hal W. Bullen Gary Foreman Hoffa International Teamsters Union Nashville

White House Rejects Castro Water Offer at Guantanamo

Fidel Castro offered to resume water for the U S naval base at Guantanamo but Washington rejected the offer saying the base will be self sufficient. Castro blamed U S actions for the water dispute and commented on Barry Goldwater while predicting his political defeat.

White House Castro Havana Fidel Castro U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Washington State Department U.S Pierre Salinger Cuba Guantanamo Bay Florida United States Barry Goldwater R.briz

Springfield Armory lays off nearly 500 workers

SPRINGFIELD Mass AP Nearly 500 production employees at the Springfield Armory lost their jobs today in a Defense Department cutback. An additional 300 workers were lowered in grade, causing pay cuts for many. The moves will save about 3 million dollars from the armory's 25 million dollar annual payroll while keeping employment at a ceiling of 2,482.

Springfield Mass Springfield Armory Defense Department Department

GOP Draft Impossible Lodge Says

Henry Cabot Lodge, U S ambassador to South Vietnam, says a Republican presidential draft would be an impossible duty not feasible given his Saigon posting. The letter to Rochester Draft Lodge was made public, as NH backers push for a strong write in in the upcoming primary, while John Davis Lodge notes the Holyoke remarks may shape his brother’s political plans.

Rochester Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge U.S South Viet Nam Saigon Lewis T. Connolly Draft Lodge Committee New Hampshire John Davis Lodge Holyoke Mass

Unanimous Vote Amid Cyprus Tensions Sparks Greek Protests

United Nations Security Council members vote unanimously to back a Cyprus peace operation, while Greek demonstrations erupt. Greece orders police protection for embassies and property as anti American clashes rise. Soviet objections to force composition widen rift. US 6th Fleet exercises with Turkey amid street protests in Athens and Rhodes targeting the US government and Turkish interests.

United Nations N.Y U.N Tojed U Friends Thant Cyprus George Papandreous Papandreou Nikolai T. Fedorenko U. N Council Russia Britain Greece Turkey Security Council Nikolai Fedorenko U.S Athens United States Union of Greece and President Johnson Johnson Capone U.S. 6Th Fleet Aegean Sea Rhodes U.S. Information Agency U.S. Coast Guard Courier Voice of America

Goldwater Would Alter Tax Laws

Senator Barry Goldwater told a Hopkinton NH crowd that if elected president he would form a panel of labor business academia and lawmakers to frame a new tax code prioritizing investment. He pledged to study between election and inauguration and to cut federal spending while balancing the budget without harming programs.

Concord N. H Barry Goldwater Goldwater

Attendance Falls at Tinmouth Town Meeting

Spotty turnout reported in Tinmouth Vermont as only 29 of 603 registered voters attended a town meeting held yesterday. Officials cited an epidemic of measles as the reason for the sparse attendance.

Tinmouth

Limited Sales Tax Aired Wins Support in Boston

Several local officials urged the Legislative Taxation Committee to approve a 3 percent limited sales tax in Massachusetts. Worcester City Manager Francis J. McGrath said it would raise about 100 million dollars for distribution to 351 cities and towns and lower Worcester’s tax rate by about one dollar per thousand evaluation. Somerville Mayor Lawrence F. Bretta backed the plan, arguing it would relieve property tax pressure as welfare, school, and veterans costs rise. the elderly exemption would raise Somerville’s tax rate about 1.20 dollars.

Boston UPI Legislative Taxation Committee Massachusetts Worcester Francis J. McGrath McGrath Lawrence F. Bretta Somerville Bretta

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