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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
5
Washington AP report notes Strontium 90 in July milk rose from June across New England reporting stations. National daily average 31 millicuries per liter, down from June's 32 record. Public Health Service spokesman says no special regional cause and peak likely passed. levels far below danger threshold.
JOSTON AP A study of rates charged Massachusetts car owners for vehicles insured less than a year has been requested by the Independent Mutual Insurance Association of New England. The association deplored inequities in present statutes and adopted a resolution to be sent to the state insurance commissioner. In other business, Paul Burns of Keene NH was elected president, succeeding Roger C. Bowker of Portland ME. Also named were vice president Fred Fairfield of Augusta ME Richard Knott of New Haven CT secretary Robert F. Wilson of Springfield MA treasurer Alto of Braintree and directors David Forsberg of Worcester and Warren Wolloff of Boston.
Scarborough England AP report on the Labour Party conference announcing a new social security plan. A national pension fund would invest via State Capital Investment Program. Benefits including family allowances maternity and death would rise and tie to earnings. Average workers would retire on half pay, lower-paid get more. A new income guarantee would set a minimum and remove means tests. A Ministry of Social Security would run the scheme.
A compact, stylish line markets a faux fabric praised for warmth and visual appeal backed by ample parking to attract shoppers. It emphasizes real look and practicality in a retail setting.
The American Medical Association announces its inaugural congress on environmental health problems in Chicago on May 12. Nationally recognized scientists and community leaders will discuss air soil and water contamination and hazards from pesticides and radiation. About 400 physicians are expected to attend to update practitioners and promote local prevention leadership.
Boston AP reports New England vacation business rose 4 percent in August year over year with lodging at record levels. All states gained as favorable conditions drew guests. largest rise 7 percent in New Hampshire. Proprietors cite good weather, longer stays, and Labor Day timing, though concerns over autumn and cancellations persist.
Hutchinson Sand & Gravel Co wins the Mohegan Street improvement contract between Plinn and Wilson streets at the Public Works bidding. Hutchinson bid 34,765 dollars, Petricca Construction Co placed second at 42,041 dollars, and Conway Construction Co submitted the highest bid at 44,624 dollars.
A catalog snippet lists boys coats in camel and Orlon acrylic pile with collar and hat, priced around 1998 warm interlining. Girls coats 3 to 14 feature Orlon acrylic pile, attached hood, drawstring waist, quilted lining. colors red beige caramel. Prices shown for various sizes and sets include beige caramel combinations and toddler sets.
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