Baker Inquiry Group Splits Over Counsel
Senate Rules Committee chair B Everett Jordan says he will lead the Baker inquiry without outside lawyers though a split within the panel exists over hiring two investigators and a $50 000 budget. Some want outside counsel to ensure impartiality while others oppose contracting out. The panel will vote again next session.
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Washington (Ap
B. Everett Jordan
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate
North Carolina Democrat
Jordan
Rules Committee
State Legislature Out-fits Others Presses Own Record
In Boston the Massachusetts Legislature, the only one still in session nationwide, becomes the third longest in state history. The 1941 session ended November 1 after impeachment proceedings. top records are 1951 ending November 7 and 1960 ending November 24. Many observers expect this session to surpass those longevity marks.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Executive Council
Beacon Hill
Vermont GOP elects D W Webb as state chairman
Derick V. Webb was elected Republican State Chairman by the Vermont GOP committee in Woodstock. Webb, heavily favored for the post, succeeds Theodore Corsones of Mendon who did not seek a full term. Rep. Roger L. MacBride of Halifax hailed the election as a great step forward for the party.
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Derick V. Webb
New State
GOP
Webb
Theodore Corsones
Mendon
Roger L. MacBride
Halifax
Brown Tuition Rise to 1800 as Aid and Salaries Boost
Brown University announced a tuition increase of 200 to 1800 dollars at year end. President Barnaby C. Keeney said the extra funds would support higher faculty salaries and more student aid.
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Providence, R.L
UPJ
Brown University
Barnaby C. Keeney
Gas explosion at Coliseum kills 62 in Indianapolis
Investigators probe cause of Thursday night blast at the Coliseum during a Holiday on Ice show. A gas cylinder leak in a concession area is blamed as the source, with 385 injured and damage estimated at about a million dollars. Officials question LNG tank permit compliance.
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Indianapolis
Arnold Phillips
Ira Anderson
Pennyt
Matthew E. Welsh
Fairgrounds
Holiday On Ice Skating
Springfield College Students Vote to Keep Cigarette Sales
Springfield Mass AP Springfield College students voted 485 to 407 to keep cigarette sales at the student center after a referendum called by the student council. College physician Dr. Irving H. Steinberg cited a link between smoking and lung cancer and urged a ban to influence other colleges. About 200 packs are sold daily and nearly two thirds of the 1,546 eligible fulltime students voted.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield College
Irving H. Steinberg
Food for Thought in London Predicts Hot Dog Feast
UPI reports National Hot Dog Month sponsors forecast enough frankfurters will be eaten in November to girdle the earth or build a mound larger than the ocean liner Queen Mary as a playful publicity claim.
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London
UPI
Elsa Maxwell Dies Famed Social Hostess at 80
New York AP Elsa Maxwell famed hostess to royalty and social elites died Friday in New York Hospital at age 80. The sharp tongued critic and columnist helped shape international society events from Paris to Washington. Her credo was do good and have fun, though enemies questioned the first part of the formula.
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Iowa
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New York Journal-American
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Washington
New York Dramatic Mirror
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Car Deaths In State Near Record
Massachusetts faces possible record highway fatalities this year as Registrar Jamies R. Lawton warns that November and December are typically the deadliest months. Through Oct 29, 1963, fatalities stood at 564, already 27 more than the prior year, with 21 percent rise in 1962 over 1961 amid rising registrations and licensed drivers.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Jamies R. Lawton
Chicago Barbers To Trim Customers Prices Rise
CHICAGO AP The Masters Barbers Association approved a 25 cent haircut price hike, effective Nov 18, making Chicago one of the nation's highest priced markets. Daily rate will be 2.25 with 2.50 on Saturdays. An association spokesman said demand would not fall, stating It is the American way to be neat and clean.
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Chicago
Masters Barbers Association
Conviction of Fred Dole Voided by U S Court
U S Court of Appeals overturned the conviction of Fred B Dole former associate state public works commissioner. The court ordered acquittal on all charges noting no case against Dole and ruling the government evidence amounted to nothing substantial while two co defendants Jacobs and Reiss kept jail terms for conspiracy.
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U.S
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UPI
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Joada Realty Corp
Lowell
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Woodbury
Denver Dentist Handed Out 100 Toothbrushes on Halloween
AP reports dentist Dr. Robert L. McDermott concluded trick or treaters in Denver received more than candy as he distributed over 100 juvenile-size toothbrushes to goblins and witches, aiming to promote dental hygiene.
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Toothsome Treat
Denver
Robert L. McDermott
Stravinsky's Son to Play Two Concerts in Vermont
Sou Lima Stravinsky, son of composer Igor Stravinsky, will perform his father's piano compositions in two weekend concerts at St Michael's College in Winooski Vermont.
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Winooski, Vt
UPI
Soulima Stravinsky
Igor Stravinsky
St. Michael's College
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail
Rates listed for carrier and mail delivery by zones and distances. Includes weekly and monthly prices, with longer terms for six months and yearly plans. Advises subscribers to notify local post office of address changes to avoid service interruption.
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Berkshire Eagle
Berk’ Shia Eagle
State Senate OKs Agency Raise Terms
The Massachusetts Senate accepted a compromise bill by voice vote to raise top state department and agency heads salaries. The conference committee settled key figures, with Metropolitan District Commissioner set at 16 000 in Senate version, 20 000 in House, and final compromise at 16 000. Administration and Finance chief moves from 14 000 to 20 000 in Senate plan. The package totals 273 535 in raises for top officials.
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UPI
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