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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
24
A widow with two children inherits nothing when her husband dies without a will and she dies without one, so their children end up destitute. The piece argues modern women own substantial wealth and should use wills to control distribution, reduce taxes, prevent feuds, and avoid intestate law penalties. It urges readers to act now, noting a will is a cheap, powerful tool.
New York stocks rose on Friday with a strong solid gain in heavy trading. The Dow crossed 900 again, closing up 3.82 at 900.33 as volume reached 6.42 million shares. Pan American World Airways led with a drop of 1.4 and 367,900 shares.
In Kathmandu Nepal the carpet trade grows as 400 Tibetan refugees produce woolen carpets. Experts say the quality rivals Persia and Kashmir. The work, funded by the Swiss Association for Technical Assistance, exports to Switzerland and earns Nepal about 15 000 Swiss francs monthly in foreign exchange.
Pittsfield churches list Sunday and weekday services across Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox congregations. Masses, worships, church schools, and activities are noted for St John Masonic Temple, Calvary Bible Church, Berkshire Church of God in Christ, First Baptist, First Methodist, Orthodox parishes, and others including Jehovah's Witnesses and Unitarian services.
Massachusetts health officials announce Article 10 of the new sanitary code taking effect January 1 1965. An all day seminar An Introduction to Article 10 will be held March 25 at the Public Health Center UMass Amherst to explain requirements and prevent food borne diseases. Western District boards of health and sanitarians are invited. The article covers substantive provisions and administration and enforcement.
Khampa guerrillas enter a rehabilitation program while recalling battles with the Chinese. A SATA spokesman told newsmen, We do not want any guerrillas in our midst.
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