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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1963

Page

7

Shadow of Unemployment Hangs Over South Koreans

South Korea faces high youth unemployment amid inflation fears and restless student groups. Young graduates report taking jobs below their training as the nation eyes political transition from military rule to civilian leadership under Gen. Chung Hee Park.

South Koreans Seoul South Korea United States Syngman Rhee Students’ Defense Corps John M. Chang Chung Hee Park

Berle questions Venezuela revolution fears

Former Assistant Secretary of State A A Berle disputes US fears of a terror ridden Venezuela and a coup. In The Reporter he argues Betancourt faces no imminent overthrow due to personal leadership and the administration’s notable social economic gains. He notes Venezuela has seen strong development and broad belief in improved conditions.

New York A. A. Berle United States Venezuela Reporter Betancourt Berle Kennedy

Ohio hunter survives fiery shell blast in Canada trip

Elmer Schenk of Trenton Ohio survived a fire in his pickup while driving toward Canada. Exploding shells under the seat caused by a defective muffler overheated floorboards and started the fire. He planned to continue his deer hunting trip despite the blaze.

Hunter Jackson Mich Elmer Schenk Trenton Ohio Canada Schenk Jackson

District Court Fines For Speeding In Ferris Court

In district court Saturday Judge Clement A. Ferris fined Douglas A. Slingerland of Lenox $25 for speeding. Daniel C. Perkins of 278 Pecks Road, William E. Dodge of Ashley Falls, Peter Quaglietti of 52 New Road, and Alexander G. Lyle Jr. of 47 Pollock Ave. each paid $15. James F. Munn of Hinsdale pleaded guilty to operating without headlights and was fined $5. Margaret A. Behan of 237 Second St., Bernard T. Davis of 101 Elm St., John P. Falion of Stockbridge, and Roderick MacWhinnie were also listed.

Clement A. Ferris Douglas A. Slingerland Lenox Daniel C. Perkins Pecks Road William E. Dodge Ashley Falls Peter Quaglietti New Road Alexander G. Lyle Jr Pollock Ave James F. Munn Hinsdale Margaret A. Behan Second St Bernard T. Davis Elm St John P. Falion Stockbridge Roderick MacWhinnie

Gardner regional college approved by Massachusetts Board

The Massachusetts Board of Regional Community Colleges approved Gardner as the site for a new regional community college opening in September 1964, the sixth such college in the state. Lanesboro and Jane B Montgomery of Cummington paid three parking violation fines.

Boston Massachusetts Board of Regional Community Colleges Gardner Lanesboro Jane B. Montgomery Cummington

Jewish Center To Install Starr and Officers

Bernard Starr of 1 Sampson Parkway will be installed for a third one year term as president of the Jewish Community Center at its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p m. L George Reder will install officers including Eugene Analick as vice president Richard Sukel as secretary and Dr Geroioe Crossman as treasurer Also named to be installed as temporary board members for 1963 1965 are Mrs E Shalett Mrs Lipton Louis Baym Paul Abkowicz William Simons and Mrs Arthur Stein.

Bernard Starr Sampson Parkway Jewish Community Center L. George Reder Eugene S. Analick Rich Ard Sukel Geroioe Crossman Sidney Buckheim Henriet Greengold William Lipton Sanford Lubin Melvin E. Shalett William Simons Paul B. Abkowicz Louis Baym Arthur Stein

Santa’s ZIP Code Promises Replies from Houston Post

UPI reports Santa will reply if letter writers include the ZIP code in both the address and return address and mail by December 15. The post office notes Santa’s ZIP at the North Pole is 99701 and promises a postcard to those who include the ZIP codes.

Houston UPI Santa Claus Houston Post Offices Santa North Pole

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