Goldwater Tops Rockefeller Spending In New Hampshire Race
UPI reports filed with the New Hampshire secretary of state show Sen. Barry Goldwater spent 75 572 dollars to Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s 43 354 in the presidential primary. Rockefeller chipped in 13 000 of his own money, while others like Stassen Lodge Powell and Smith reported varying outlays. Nashua accountant Lepage recorded the lowest at 162 38.
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Concord
N.H
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Nashua
Norman Lepage
Anderson Named Chairman for Savings Bonds Pittsfield
Everett B. Anderson, vice president and cashier of Pittsfield National Bank, named savings bond chair man for the City of Pittsfield. James A. Gray announced the appointment, noting Anderson will coordinate volunteer efforts and promote U S Savings Bond programs in the Pittsfield area. Anderson was elected to the post in February. He previously served as vice president and treasurer of Berkshire Bank & Trust Co.
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Everett B. Anderson
Pittsfield National Bank
Pittsfield
James A. Gray
Western Massachusetts
U. S. Savings
Gray
Anderson
U. S. Treasury Department
U. S
Pittsfield National
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Real Estate Transfers In Local Listings
Fred R. Ziegler transfers a house and lot on John Street to Harrison and Margaret Bigelow. Roy W. and Louise F. Smolens sell a house and lot on Quirico Drive to Joseph L. and Carolyn A. Elias. Ralph W. Hutchinson conveys property on Raymond Drive to Kelly Realty Company Inc in Dalton.
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Fred R. Ziegler
Harrison
Margaret Bigelow
John Street
Roy W
Louise F.smolens
Joseph L
Carolyn A. Elias
Quirico Drive
Ralph W. Hutchinson
Kelly Realty Company, Inc
Raymond Drive
Dalton
Ice Carnival at Boys' Club Sunday Night
The Little Sun Valley Figure Skating Club of West Springfield presents its 1964 ice carnival at the Boys' Club rink Sunday at 7 p.m. About 74 skaters perform 18 acts with a small admission. Featured are Sherry Panczek and Keith Galgot of New Haven, plus Miss Marilyn Sassa and others from Indian Orchard Holyoke and nearby clubs. The event, sanctioned by the U S Figure Skating Association, is MC’d by Dr Anthony J Sassa.
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Little Sun Valley
Sherry Panczek
Keith Gaigot
New Haven
Little Sun Valley Figure Skating Club
West Springfield
Skating Club of
Sherry Pancyek
Keith Galgot
New England
Robert LaBarge
Holyoke
Sheryl Brigham
Tobi Rockford
Ida Stodolski
Larry Bergman
Marilyn Seibert
Paula Mullen
Peter Sabonis
Polar Bear
Anthony J. Sassa
U. S. Figure Skating Association
Sprague Electric Reports Sharp Decline in Earnings
Sprague Electric Co. reports 1963 sales of 83.26 million dollars, down 4.25 percent from 1962, with net profit after taxes 4.63 million and earnings of 2.99 per share on 1.55 million shares. Despite the decline, the year was among the company’s best in 37 years. The fall is blamed on lower sales volume, intense price competition, higher development costs, and defense program reductions. The firm projects a defense rebound and growth in industrial and consumer markets, as microelectronics R&D expansion is expected to boost future earnings. The dividend remains 30 cents quarterly, with a 2 percent stock dividend.
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North Adams — Sprague Electric Co
Sprague Shareowners
Robert C. Sprague
Ernest L. Ward
Sprague
Sprague Electric Co
United States
Police Briefs Report Falls In City Homes
Mildren Hanson, 53, of 44 Summer St fell at home Wednesday and broke her leg. An ambulance took her to St. Luke's Hospital. Two-year-old Adrian Serbara of 154 Elizabeth St fell from a baby carriage and was treated at St. Luke's Hospital, transported by police cruiser.
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Mildren Hanson
Summer St
St. Luke’s Hospital
Adrian Serbara
Elizabeth St
St. Luke's Hospital
Stravinsky Seeks Auden Text for Memorial Work
New York AP reports Igor Stravinsky plans a choral piece honoring Jatin F. Kennady with text by poet W. H. Auden. Auden has collaborated with the 83 year old composer on several works. Stravinsky attended the White House event in 1962.
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New York
Igor
Stravinsky
Jatin F. Kennady
W. H. Auden
Auden
Thal
White House
Streit Sues Over $40,000 Auto Tort Settlement
In Superior Court Otto Henry Streit of Pittsfield settled a four count motor vehicle tort against Martin Brown and Peter Clarke of Pittsfield for 2002 dollars. The accident occurred in Richmond on July 18, 1960 and Streit claimed personal injuries.
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Otto Henry Streit
Pittsfield
Martin Brown
Peter Clarke
Richmond
Streit
Strikers Unemployment Bill Advances In House Vote
The Massachusetts House passed a bill to grant unemployment benefits to striking workers with a companion measure offering immediate eligibility if not recalled within a week after the strike ends. The package, supported by labor leaders, faced strong opposition over funding and arbitration requirements, with Berkshire County reps largely voting no.
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Boston
Clifford Stone
R-Holden
Berkshire County
Thomas C. Wojtkowski
Pittsfield
Walsh
State House
Cub Pack 47 Webelos Award Banquet at Christian Center
Ten members of Cub Pack 47 received Webelos awards at the annual blue and gold banquet held at the Christian Center. Attending were Horace LaDouceur, William Lavigne, Richard Les, Lawrence Roy, Robert Scales, Kevin Therrien, Steven DiOrio, Paul Greenleaf, Andrew Londergan, and Robert Ott. Bertram Longstreet was elected new cubmaster, with about 120 people in attendance. William Dyer, Berkshire County Scout executive, presented the center with a charter. Rev. Thomas B. Cox spoke and Windsor Martin was toastmaster. Mrs. Mary Ott received a den mother's pin for seven years of service.
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Christian Center
Horace LaDouceur
William Lavigne
Richard Les
Lawrence Roy
Robert Scales
Kevin Therrien
Steven DiOrio
Paul Greenleaf
Andrew Londergan
Robert Ott
Bertram Longstreet
William Dyer
Berkshire County
Thomas B. Cox
Windsor Martin
Mary Ott
Probate citations and lost pass book notices in Berkshire
Notices in Berkshire Probate Court announce objections to amended final account of Florence E. Oliver estate with March 10 1964 return day and appointment of executrix for Arnold Elwood will without surety. Also Lenox Savings Bank requests return of lost Pass Book No 17984. observers urged to send to Lenox.
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Massachusetts
Berkshire
Florence E. Oliver
Pittsfield
Arthur Stein
Anthony Hanlon
Esquire
James W. Carolan
Register
Katt and Stein
Wendell Ave
Mass
Lenox Savings Bank
William DE. Roche
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Berkshire
Arnold Elwood
Gladys E. Kruck
Haledon
Passaic
Ovclock
Farencen
F. Anthony Hanlon
TeRoUany
James . Carolan
Albert S. Silverman
Pass
So-Ed Club Plans Dinner Dance May 2 at Wendell
Annual So-Ed Ball room Dance Club event at Wendell Sherwood Hotel with tickets on sale. Includes lessons in fox trot merengue cha cha waltz and social dancing until midnight. Club officers hosting and plan meeting at 14 Preston Ave Sunday evening.
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Wendell
YMCA
Wendell- Sherwood
Lo-rd
Wallace W. Ryall
James D. Fenn
Dalton
Bernard J. Sad‘lowski
W. Stanley Cooke
Preston Ave
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Goldwater
Rocky
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wesley Powell
Richard M. Nixon
Mrs. Smith
Marilyn Sassa
Indian Orchard
Sprague Electric
South St
Francis K. Cain
Pharm
Superior Court
By A. A. Michelson
Martin J. Walsh
Gardner
House
Committee On Labor and Industries
State Board of Conciliation
Curtiss
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Cubs
Webelos
Lenox
Monterey
Wilson
Pittsfield-Lenox Road
Begonia
North Adams
Mark N. Matthews
North Adams State College
Matthews
Marie Cozzolino
Vincent P. Matthews
Maplewood Ave
Americas
Westerfield
Creslan
Rayon
Robert Hall
Cravenette
Larini
Dacron
Ann J
State Police Barracks
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