Pittsfield Hospital staff attend regional health meetings
Marco Gasbarrone chief pharmacist at Pittsfield General Hospital attended the New York State Council of Hospital Pharmacists meeting at Lake Huntington, N Y, on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Wendell S Fielding public relations director at Pittsfield General Hospital attended sessions of the American Hospital Association Society for Hospital Public Relations Directors in Chicago today and Tuesday. She is a charter member of the organization founded a year ago.
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Marco Gasbarrone
Pittsfield General Hospital
New York
Wendell S. Fielding
American Hospital Association
Society For Hospital
Chicago
British Quiz Bridge Meet Ended Amid Cheating Claims
The 13th World Bridge Tournament concluded in Buenos Aires with World Bridge Federation officials accusing two British players, Terence Reese and Boris Shapiro, of transmitting information by finger signals during bidding. The British team ceded all points won, handing the United States second place. Italy won the Bermuda Bowl for the seventh straight time and Argentina finished third. Ralph Swimmer said the team would cancel all its wins as the final 20-board series remained.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
World Bridge Federation
United States
Italy
Terence Reese
Boris Schapiro
Ralph Swimmer
Westfield Driver To Face Court Here
Ralph P. Kelly of Westfield was summoned to appear in District Court Wednesday to face an operating to endanger charge after his car rear ended a parked vehicle at 170 Elm St Saturday. The struck vehicle belonged to Maurice E. Callahan of New Lebanon New York. Callahan injured his back while Kelly suffered back and head injuries though neither was hospitalized. Over 200 dollars damage to each car.
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Ralph P. Kelly
Westfield
District Court
Elm St
Merton J. Vincent
Kelly
Maurice E. Callahan
New Lebanon
N.Y
Spaniard Arrupe Elected Head of Jesuits in Rome
The Spanish priest Pedro Arrupe, 58, survivor of Hiroshima, was chosen as superior general of the Jesuits by 218 delegates. He becomes the order’s 27th successor to St. Ignatius Loyola, known as the black pope, with no fixed term as the debate over term limits continues.
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Rome
UPI
Hiroshima
Pedro Arrupe
Far East
Jesuits
St. Ignatius Loyola
The
Father Arrupe
United States
Japan
Asia
Spain
Paul VI
Jean Baptiste Jannsens
District Court Docket One: Pleas and Fines Recorded
District court Saturday saw Bross C Keeler plead guilty to operating to endanger and pay 75 dollar fine. Hazel J Dewey paid 10 for speeding, Ermyntrude E Du prea paid 10, Marjorie A Sheehan fined 46 total for three packing violations, Charles F Taylor paid 33 for parking. Kenneth A Mar shall's larceny charge was dismissed. Paul Alvaro's nonsupport continued. Vincent P Difonzo ordered out of town after pleading guilty to vagrancy.
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Bross C. Keeler
Springside Ave
Hazel J. Dewey
Beech Grove Drive
Ermyntrude E. Duprea
Vista St
Cimini
Marjorie A. Sheehan
Holmes Road
Charles F. Taylor
Dalton
Kenneth A. Marshall
North St
Paul Alvaro
Hinsdale
Vincent P. Difonzo
Providence
State Dept Helpless Against Oswald and Others
Washington testimony before a House appropriations subcommittee said the State Department faced limits in handling expatriates who seek U.S. return or Soviet citizenship. Rep. Slack cited Moscow reports describing Oswald as both relieved and unpredictable, while officials acknowledged possible need for new laws to empower the department.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
United States
House Appropriations
State Department
Lee Harvey Oswald
John M. Slack Jr
Dow. Va
Moscow
Oswald
Slack
Stack
William J. Crockett
Department
Crockett
Water ban hits New York City restaurants
New York City imposes a water ban in restaurants requiring patrons to ask for water or face a court summons and fines up to 50 dollars. The drought lowers reservoir levels to 56 percent capacity, with up to 15 million gallons saved daily, as officials warn the upstate watershed drought grows more serious.
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New York
New York City
Armand D'Angelo
Church Women To Discuss Poverty Program
The United Church Women of Pittsfield Area Council of Churches host a final program titled People Poverty and Plenty on Tuesday from 10 to noon at South Congregational Church. Rev. James Rae Whyte leads the discussion on how churches can help with Rev. Douglas Chapin Smith and Rev. Richard L. Fenn as panelists. The session covers poverty in the community with prior speakers detailing the invisible poor welfare history and underprivileged children in schools. Open to area women. babysitting will be provided.
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United Church Women of the
Pittsfield Area
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Leonard van den Honert
Janice R. Dexheimer
Public Welfare Department
Elizabeth L. Morrissey
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Childs & Bishop
North Street
America
Audits and Surveys Company, Inc
Grand Union
London
Great Lakes
Capitol
Mt de Fonts
Irexain
Nancy Lynn Cherry Pie
Snr
Cannon
Allendale Shopping Center
Emitae Color TV
HFC Householder
Rant
Gme
HFC
SHOP
Tyler Street
the House of Carpets
Soviet Union
Russia
Summer St
Adams, Mass
Adams
Salah LD
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