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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1969

Page

14

Nixon creates cabinet level council to fight pollution

President Nixon established the Environmental Quality Council at his Key Biscayne home. The group will coordinate pollution control efforts, propose tougher measures, and report to Nixon as chairman with Agnew as vice chairman. Members include Hardin, Stans, Finch, Romney, Hickel, Volpe.

New York Times Miami Nixon Key Biscayne Spiro Agrew Lee A. Dubridge DuBridge Los Angeles Congress

Senator McIntyre Opposes ABM Deployment Seeks Compromise

Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre of New Hampshire declares opposition to deploying Nixon’s ABM system and proposes a compromise: halt deployment, require congressional review, continue research, and test Safeguard components at Montana and North Dakota sites. He argues this could curb the arms race and save funds.

Washington Thomas J. McIntyre Nixon New Hampshire Democrat Senate Armed Services Committee Montana North Dakota Associated Press J. Caleb Boggs R-Del Wilmington Del Spiro T. Agnew McIntyre New Hampshire World Affairs Council Laconia N.H

Cable TV Broadcasters End 20 Year Squabble

In Washington the National Association of Broadcasters announced a proposed agreement to end twenty years of dispute between broadcasters and cable systems. NAB president Vincent T. Wasilewski said representatives from both industries engaged in talks toward a settlement.

Washington National Association of Broadcasters NAB Vincent T. Wasilewski Federal Communications Commission Wasilewski Federal Communications Bar Association Congress National Cable Television Association

Nader says Ford shares blame for M151 dangers

Ralph Nader accuses Ford Motor Co and the Army of the M151 truck's instability and ensuing noncombat casualties. He urges official notification and correction in about 90,000 vehicles worldwide, citing government investigations prompted by AP reports of deaths and injuries. Senator Ribicoff backs probe by Defense and Transportation chiefs.

Washington Ford Motor Co Army Ralph Nader Ford Nader Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Secretary of Transportation John A. Valpe Ribicoff Associated Press Chevrolet

Amherst Man Named To Head Church Council

The Reverend Arthur E. Walmsley, 41, interim rector at Grace Episcopal Church in Amherst, was elected general secretary of the Massachusetts Council of Churches at a special Assembly in Wellesley. A New Bedford native, Walmsley is a Trinity College graduate and has served on the World Council of Churches staff in Geneva.

Wellesley Mass Massachusetts Council of Churches Arthur. E. Walmsley Walmsley Grace Episcopal Church Amherst Forrest L. Knapp New Bedford Trinity College Hartford World Council of Churches of Church and Society Geneva

Supreme Court Backs Sentence Of Ex Official

Massachusetts Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the larceny and conspiracy conviction of Lee J. Schnackenberg former secretary treasurer of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority. He was convicted in 1967 with Highway Traffic Engineers Inc. in a jury trial over garage construction costs billed to the Turnpike Authority rather than to Schnackenberg.

Supreme Court Boston Massachusetts Supreme Court Lee J. Schnackenberg Massachusetts Turnpike Authority Schnackenberg Highway Traffic Engineers Inc Turnpike Authority

Barber John Razor Defends Safe Ty Nickname

Covington Kentucky AP reports barber John Razor embraces the nickname Safe ty as his legal given moniker and personal brand. The piece notes the wordplay and local reception while outlining Razor’s craft and community ties.

Covington, Ky John Razor Safety

Woman Gets Seven Years In Kidnapping Case

Ruth Eisemann Schier, a 26 year old biologist, pleads guilty in Decatur to a secondary role in the Barbara Mackle ransom kidnapping. She receives a seven year term and faces deportation after release. Authority notes she entered the U S in 1967 as a student and has prior felony conviction.

Decatur Ruth Eisemann Schier Barbara Jane Mackle Miss Eisemann Schier Gary Steven Krist Krist Eisamann Schier R. William Foley Immigration and Naturalization Service Atlanta

Wedding Bells Reported Near For Mr Coffin

The Rev William Sloan Coffin Jr 44 Yale chaplain plans to wed Mrs Harriet Gibney of Cambridge a health education director at Children’s Hospital Medical Center The Boston Globe says the marriage would occur this summer and would be a second marriage for both Coffin and Gibney Coffin was previously divorced from Eva Anna Rub.

Boston William Sloane Coffin Jr Yale University Williams College Harriet Gibney Cambridge Boston Globe Gibney Children’s Hospital Medical Center Coffin Benjamin Spock

California Sailor's Feat Doesn't Impress His Girl

Michael Kane completed a 40,000 mile world voyage in 22 months from Newport Beach. He says he accomplished his goal but his girlfriend sent word the romance is over. The former Marine captain sailed with 37 crew members and his cat Thunderball aboard a triple-hulled trimaran named Carousin'.

California Newport Beach Calif Michael Kane Kane Australia Jers Thunderball Tahiti Thomas J. Kane Kenilworth, Il Barbara

Louse Island Keeps Name Despite Thoreau Honor Bid

Augusta Maine AP report notes Thoreau admirers urged renaming Louse Island to Thoreau Island but island owners opposed the change. The legislature discussed the proposal, yet the current name remained unchanged amid local debate.

Augusta Maine Louse Island Henry David Thoreau

Woodpecker Holes Displayed in L.A.

In Los Angeles AP reports Miss C. C. Ruku of New York, 27, displayed her collection of woodpecker holes. She says she is not an expert, only collects them because they interest her.

Los Angeles C. C. Ruku Ruku New York

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Mental Quality Council Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m George Aiken R-Vt Howard M. Cannon D-Nev John J. Williams Jeep Miles Europe Luxembourg Best Value Car Tours London Madrid Paris Frankfurt Zurich Milan Rome Athens From *300 Inc Herbits Eunaei Aa Arthur E. Walmsley Cath North St First National Imall Fice Pittsfield South Street Main Street Dalton Yamaha Ronnie Washoonah St Alger St Adams H. ©. Hubert Jr Mr. Coffin Ers, Harriet Gibney Thoreau L.A SUAL
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