Local Hospital Notes Include Several Operations
Pittsfield General lists patients with operations pending include David DiOrio and Kimberly Cardoza with family details. St Luke s notes tonsillectomy for Anthony Fusini and multiple operations for others. Frank Bilotta at Albany Veterans Hospital appears in another line. A ladies society event at All Souls Church Sunday offers a 1 to 3 pm recollection and liturgy discussion for women and girls, with retreat plans in fall. Mrs Daris Neumeister of 595 Williams St. is eligible for promotion to senior clerk interviewer in Civil Service after exams. 5 men and 174 women took the test.
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Madison Ave
Colleen A. Pires
Alfred Pires
Crossinger
John §. Perry
Great Barrington
Anthony Intelisano
Worthington St
Frank Bilotta
Franco Ter
Albany
N.Y
Veterans Hospital
The
Ladies' Society
All Souls
Geoffrey J. Decker
Mount Carmel Church
Minor Seminary
Wellesley
Daris I
Neumeister
Williams St
Civil Service
Division of Employment Security
Boston Herald Opposes Tram On Greylock
The Boston Herald editorial opposition to a proposed tramway ski development on Mt. Greylock in Adams urges legislators to reject 12 year old plans to build on Massachusetts highest peak. Editors favor preserving Greylock as a natural attraction and report committee hearings on bills to abolish the Mt. Greylock Tramway Authority and bar commercial use of the Greylock Reservation.
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Boston Herald
Mt. Greylock
Adams
Boston Paper
Massachusetts
ML Greylock
The
Herald
Greylock
Committee On State Administration
Parolee Leopold Opposes Capital Punishment
Chicago AP reports Nathan Leopold, once a University of Chicago student sentenced for a 1924 thrill killing, voices that capital punishment brutalizes society and offers no rehabilitation. Leopold, paroled in 1958 after 3314 years in prison, notes his change in views from San Juan Puerto Rico where he has resided since release.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Leopold
Chicago Daily News
M. W. Newman
San Juan
P.R
Illinois Penitentiary
Richard Loeb
University of Chicago
Loeb
Senator Signals Stance on Tramway Legislation
Man from the committee indicates possible support for repeal bills backed by the anti tramway Mt Greylock Tramway Authority. Sen Philip A Quinn chair of Natural Resources says he will not favor moving anti tramway bills until court actions over the project are resolved.
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Mt. Greylock
Tax Benefits for Older Americans Guide Issued Free
The Internal Revenue Service and President's Council on Aging released a free 18 page booklet titled Tax Benefits for Older Americans outlining 1964 tax law changes. It explains how the minimum standard deduction and medical expense deductions affect taxpayers age 65 and over. IRS document No. 5369 available at IRS offices including Pittsfield Post Office building. Street Light Sought Councilman William A. Bunt requests a new street light on Sheffield Street.
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Internal Revenue Service
President’s Council On Aging
IRS
Pittsfield
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Dorothy Hinckley
Deering St
Wadsworth Pierce
Dalton
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Guiseppi Barbarotta
Springtabde
Albert A. Trimels
Lanesboro
Kimberly Cardoza
Nelson J. Cardoza
John St
Frank Abele Jr
Lee
Joseph Pravin
Benedict Road
Mary Voght
George D. Sherman
Tyler St
Hillcrest
Richard Musgrove
Laneshipara
Sheila Burke
Francis Burke
Laneshoro
Ira Whitman
North St
T. Luke's
Anthony L. Fusini
Carlo Fusini
Windsor
Essmer Troiano
Lincoln St
Fiorino Betti
Elaine Drive
Clement L. LaRoche
Baylston St
Gerald McConkey
Maplegrove Drive
William M. Woodson
Oneta St
William C. Armstrong
Katherine Manning
Fr. Decker
Mrs. Neumeister
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Waltham Watches
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Sunbeam Electric
Sunbeam
Kodaker Scotch Brand
William A. Bunt
Sheffield Street
James Cagney
Doodle Dandy
Dick Powell
Lincoln
Channel
Raymond F. Blosser
Union Commerce Banks of
Cleveland
Financial Public Relations Association
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