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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1965

Page

7

Zach Scott Dies of Brain Tumor at 51 in Austin Mansion

Actor Zach Scott, once from Texas oilfields to Hollywood, died Sunday from a brain tumor at age 51 in his mother's Sweetbrush mansion in Austin after brain surgery in New York and two days in a coma. His brother-in-law Fannin Nearon said he passed away at p.m. CST with his wife Ruth at his side. He had recently performed as Professor Higgins in My Fair Lady at the Storrowton Music Fair in West Springfield.

Austin Tex UPI Zachary Scott Texas Hollywood Scott Fannin Nearon Sweetbrush Heaton Ruth Massachusetts Storrowton

Twin Girls Born After Mother Dies

In Springfield Massachusetts twin girls were born by Caesarian section moments after their mother Barbara Walsh died from a cerebral hemorrhage at home in Agawam. She was eight months pregnant and wife of Springfield District Court Judge William T. Walsh, mother of six. The delivery at Wesson Municipal Hospital was performed by Dr. J W Morgan and the babies were reported doing well.

Springfield Mass Barbara Walsh Agawam Wesson Matecnilty Hospital J.W. Morgan

Yale Names Priest to Divinity School Faculty

Yale Divinity School in New Haven appoints Rev. Roland E Murphy, a Catholic University Old Testament professor, as a visiting professor marking the first Catholic faculty member in the school’s history. In Cincinnati, possession of Molotov cocktails becomes an offense with up to six months’ jail or a $500 fine or both after a city ban. At Bowling Green State University, Sue Codington learns her big sister will be Pat Smith, a junior male student, who joined as a joke and now serves as mentor for new women students.

New Haven, Conn Yale Divinity School Roland E. Murphy Catholic University Washington, D.C Father Murphy Yale Cincinnati Ohio Los Angeles Bowling Gren Bowling Green State University Sue Codington Euclid Sue Pat Smith Fremont Smith Women Students’ Association

LWV Area Conferences To Open Here Thursday

The Massachusetts League of Women Voters launches area conferences starting Thursday with an all day workshop in Western Massachusetts. The state league serves 12 500 members in 93 local leagues across 164 towns led by 41 Mount Vernon Street Boston and supported by host Central Berkshire groups from Lee Lenox Pittsfield and Stockbridge welcoming branches from Amherst Northampton North Adams Southbridge Sturbridge Springfield and Williamstown.

State League of Women Voters Massachusetts Massachusetts League Mount Vernon St Beacon Hill Boston Mark Bradford Nonpartisan League of Women Voters Central Berkshire Lee, Lenox Pittsfield Stockbridge Amherst Northampton North

Police Briefs Report Minor Crashes and No Hospital Care

Edward J. Angelini twenty of 27 Pembroke Ave suffered a nose injury when his car skimmed a utility pole and a mailbox after hitting glass on Pembroke Avenue. He was not hospitalized. Santo R. Messina of 165 Merrill Road and George Phillips of 21 Hillside Avenue were in a two car collision on Merrill Road near Peck's Bridge with over 200 dollars damage to Messina's car and undetermined damage to the other vehicle.

Edward J. Angelini Pembroke Ave Police Traffic Bureau Angelini Pembroke Avenue Santo R. Messina Merrill Road George Phillips Hillside Av Peck's Merril Road Messina

Austere Dinners Set To Raise GOP Funds

Washington AP Republicans plan about 40 fund raising dinners for Eisenhower's 75th birthday on Oct 14. Local hosts urged to keep meals simple perhaps one course with cheap entertainment. A pre distributed film will feature career highlights instead of nationwide TV links.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower GOP National Finance Lucius D. Clay Eisenhower

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