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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
10
New York World’s Fair demolition costs reach six million dollars as pavilions must be removed within tight timelines. Bids vary wildly, with 15 of 155 major pavilions remaining after work. When complete, the site becomes a twelve point seven million dollar park centered on the Unisphere.
Berkshire County residents enroll at Franklin Institute Boston announced by director Louis J. Dunham Jr. Read lists include Pittsfield High graduates Paul Cantarella John Turner Robert Stodulski James Casino and Norman Martin, St. Josephs North Adams graduate Lawrence Bator from Adams, New Lebanon Central Roger Johnson, Drury High Norman Martin, Mt. Greylock Lawrence Stoddard, and Lenox High Robert Simpson in automotive or electrical engineering technology programs.
Albert Ricci of 25 Ashley Street reports two week period with sand poured into his car gasoline tank while parked in the driveway. Police also transported Frederick Murphy, 71, of 80 West Housatonic Street to St Luke’s Hospital after a sudden illness.
Berkshire District Medical Society members and wives will gather at the Taconic Park Restaurant in Williamstown for a dinner and talk by Prof. Fred Greene on American Foreign Policy in the Far East. Greene, a Williams College professor of political science, has served in the U.S. Army and held State Department and National War College posts.
Names and addresses appear as patients or related individuals listed with hospital care at Pittsfield General. The list names Paul Trembley Jr., John Garrity, Colleen Connors, Mrs. Michael Okerman, Beatrice Roberts, John Monticelli, William Cagney, David Armstrong, Russell Gale, Irene Machon, John Kalanick, Frederick Murphy, Cheryl Blakesley, Dennis Merrill, Milton Reynolds, Margaret Pulaski, Michael Daniels, Wilfred Dupont, and others with corresponding home addresses and affiliations in Dalton, Lenox, Stockbridge area towns, and nearby nursing homes.
The Hadassah board meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at 114 Dawes Ave. will feature a dialogue titled The Conference protesting oppression of Russian Jewry. Participants include Mrs. Leonard H. Cohen, Mrs. Leon L. Siegel, Mrs. Edward P. Hoffman, Mrs. Alan D. Shapiro and Mrs. Bernard Bergman. Final plans for the Hadassah Medical Organization donor dinner on Monday December 6 will be set.
A Superior Court jury yesterday returned a sealed verdict in a $20,000 motor tort suit filed by Norman R March and Lillian March of Pittsfield against Otto and Alfred Streit of Pittsfield. The two car collision occurred January 1, 1963 at Lyman and Newell streets. Mrs March seeks personal injury damages while Mr March seeks medical bill reimbursement. auditor Crimmin recommended $3,300 for Mrs March and $823.77 for Mr March. The verdict will be opened Monday morning.
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