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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
22
The Massachusetts Senate voted 25 4 against House amendments to a bill creating relocation payments for families and businesses displaced by eminent domain. The measure would offer up to 1000 for families and 3000 for businesses, and oppose community relocation boards.
AFL-CIO president George Meany told a Maritime Trades Department convention that each union local should form a committee to mobilize members for the next year’s elections He framed the ballot as a choice between liberal and reactionary traditions and urged electing favorable congressmen to advance key labor goals.
Cars driven by Louise G. Gardner of 31 Mill Street and Lucile Drenzek of 135 Imperial Avenue collided Tuesday at West Street and Clapp Avenue. Drenzek, 41, and her passenger Julia McCumiskey, 45, of 939 North Street, were treated at Pittsfield General Hospital for minor injuries and released.
Boston painter James M. Marshall III, a 23 year old native of Boston and New England School of Art graduate, exhibits in a Beacon Hill group show through November after a three year European sojourn that included Venice. He previously had a one man show in September at New City Mart Art Gallery and has shown in Italy and France.
Congressional junketeers returned from Paris and London aboard an Air Force jet landing at Andrews AFB Maryland amid mixed reception. House restaurant headwaiter Ernest Petinaud accompanied the delegation as a messenger, drawing criticism over his trip and race remarks. Rep Wayne Hays defended the outing, saying expenses were paid from foreign credits and noting Petinaud's role and pay. Newsmen faced limited access and were kept from the landing area by at least one unnamed officer.
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