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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
4
A hospital column lists patients by name and address in Pittsfield Lanesboro Dalton and nearby towns. Entries include multiple operations such as appendectomies and other procedures at St Luke's Hillcrest and New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston.
BOSTON AP Two Department of Public Works engineers were indicted by a federal grand jury for peat excavating work tied to Routes 128 and 24 on the South Shore. Kenneth S. Molin of Swampscott and William F. Hayes of Randolph named in the indictments for making false statements and reports in 1959 1969 and 1961.
West Berliners may use a 72 hour stopover to visit relatives in East Germany while traveling to other countries. Otto Haffner of a West Berlin travel bureau says the concession lets families separated for 214 years by the wall meet in designated cities, but not in East Berlin. Prior transit visas limited autos to 24 hours and rail travelers could not leave trains.
London education minister Sir Edward Boyle, a bachelor, told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce he was troubled by a London newspaper headline "Boyle woos married women." He had recently appealed to married female teachers to come back to work where they were needed.
Massachusetts Federation for Taxpayers Association says state aid to burdened communities lags. Over ten years aid rose 56 percent, while needed increases averaged 85 percent. most gains came from federal funds or already pledged state money. If 1963 aid matched 1953 shares, local taxes would drop about five dollars per thousand valuation.
A Denver fire alarm summoned seven fire trucks and sirens. Firefighters found 41 year old Mrs. Johnnie Mae Manor in distress and transported her to a hospital where she gave birth to a baby boy.
New York ap blasting blamed for nylon stockings disintegration after investigators traced a test by an air pollution control inspector to dynamite releases. Nitric acid droplets formed under specific atmospheric conditions feed on nylon, prompting new regulations prohibiting blasting during such conditions and seeking Fire Department cooperation on permits.
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