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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
5
Mrs. Raymond Szarpa in Buffalo saves small change in a cigar box to support Canisius College benefiting another student. Her son died of cancer in 1959 during freshman year at Canisius. Her first gift was 22 dollars and the second 24.90 dollars, urging TV to continue helping as long as possible.
In the Everglades on a hunting trip, a father and son tried whistling to stay in touch but wind muffled the signal. The boy was missing for six hours until a Coast Guard helicopter located him at dusk.
Peter G. Arlos defends Gov. Endicott Peabody amid criticism of a Friday speech to a church group urging “men of principle” to grasp political problems. He argues democratic debate and compromise are inevitable, and Peabody is urging public understanding of necessary political tradeoffs.
Hartley B Edwards the World War I bugler who sounded taps at the Arc de Triomphe will again perform in Tyler Texas Veterans Day ceremonies. He used the same bugle he carried under Pershing in Paris forty five years ago when the armistice took effect at 11 00 am.
The University of Texas Board of Regents approved an integration policy directing faculty and administration to recruit students for all activities without regard to race. The ruling applies to bands, football, and other student groups, with dormitories and private dining halls as the only exceptions.
Hawaii born opera singer Tandy McKenzie, 71, was killed Saturday on the Hollywood Freeway when his car’s front wheel detached and another vehicle struck him as he attempted to repair it. Funeral services are set for Wednesday. McKenzie’s career spanned 27 years.
Heath said there was no written rule barring Negro students from athletics and other activities in the past, though tradition kept them out. The ruling was hailed by integration leaders as a victory in a long drive to make all students equal.
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