Sinful Bias Warned Against Excluding Catholics
Boston UPI Bishop John Wesley Lord of the Methodist Church says it would be sinful to bar Catholics from U.S. government roles based on religion. He warned it would be dangerous for Protestants to claim a Catholic cannot be president and urged avoiding lines of exclusion in national life.
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Soviet plan to dam Bering Strait for climate control
A Soviet engineer proposes a 55 mile dam across the Bering Strait to pump Pacific warmth into the Arctic with atomic power. The idea, reported by Komsomolto AL and circulated by US offices, suggests climate alteration may be possible in principle but requires vast research before practical use.
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Benson Denies Political Plans for Public Office
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson stated he is not a candidate for public office upon returning from a goodwill and trade trip to Europe. He rejected speculation that the trip was intended to promote a vice presidential possibility.
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Pastore targets four Haughey appointees in mayoral bid
In a primary campaign salvo mayoral hopeful Anthony M. Pastore listed four Haughey administration appointees he would fire if elected. He cited Robert L. Johnson and three others, criticizing city administration and budget policies as wasteful and inefficient.
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Clemens Honored At Stag Party
About 250 guests honored State Trooper Richard J. Clemens at a stag party Thursday at Eastover. He will wed Miss Joan Fahey of Dalton at St Agnes Church in Dalton on December 2. Toastmaster was Haughey with remarks by Judge Raymond Coakney and Boys Club Superintendent Fred Fahey. The East Was chairman led the planning committee with Norman Spafford John Arigoni William Rondon Walt Carlton and Mr Haughey assisting.
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Steel Strike Moves Through Mediation and Ballot
The National Mediation and Conciliation Service guides a continued steel strike with a board of inquiry report. Within 15 days a secret ballot on the latest management offer will be held by the National Labor Relations Board, then five more days until the attorney general asks the court for action. If accepted, production continues under a new contract. if rejected, the strike may resume. The President will report to Congress on the full proceedings and board results.
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Eric Rosenfeld Passes Bar Sixam of New York State
Albany New York Eric Rosenfeld of 294 Third Ave New York son of Mr and Mrs Day C Rosenfeld of 173 South Mountain Rd Pittsfeld is among 998 who have passed the examination for admission to the Bar of New York A total of 1938 took the test He is a physician socis a work 2 doctor of law degree last June from the university A graduate of Jenny he earned a bachelor of arts degree in 195% from Ivard University where he played amateur football After serving in the Army for two years most of that time in Germany he ta sen ou and is entering law school in New York before
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State President of Dental Society To Speak Here
Dr Edwin A Sturgis of Marblehead Massachusetts president of the Massachusetts Dental Society will be honored by the Western District Dental Society at a dinner at the Wendell-Shemwood Motel Monday night Oct 19 at 6 30 Plans for the annual visitation of the state president were announced by Dr Melvin R Brisin chairman of the district society and Dr Michael J Shelly chairman Dr Sturgis reports on present activities of the state organization and on the recent business session of the House of Delegates of the American Dental Association in New York The Massachusetts Dental Society with more than 3000 members sponsors a three day mid winter educational course at the Staller Hilton Hotel in Boston where more than 300 members attend to learn up to the minute procedures in the field of dentistry
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Driver Arrested On Three Charges After Crash
Police arrest Jean Yves Moreau 26 of 42 Adam Street on three charges following a two year crime report on Waheasah Street at Dover Square. He faces operating in danger and operating under the influence plus drunkenness in district court. Police say Moreau sideswiped a vehicle driven by Frederick W. Russeck 21 and his passenger Edna Rathbun 53. Both drivers and passenger were shaken but unharmed. Significant property damage reported.
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Openings Remain In Adult Classes for Enrollments
There are openings for additional enrollments in adult education sponsored by the public schools. William L. Dehey of the Vocational Education Department said interested persons may join woodworking classes at South Junior High School on Tuesday and Thursday evenings between 7 and 9. Also openings in blueprint and basic electronics will be at Pittsfeld High on Monday and Wednesday nights. Registrations should be made at the school between 7 and 8:30 p.m. No evening classes Monday due to Columbus Day holiday.
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Herman Fink to Be Honored at Community Center Dinner
Herman Fink, longtime Jewish communal reader and former two term president, will be honored at a testimonial dinner Sunday evening November 15 at the Jewish Community Center. The toast will accompany the installation and discharge of center board members and officers with Howard Braun delivering the testimonial speech.
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Obituary John F. Coakley 57 at Pittsfield Central
John F. Coakley, 57, of 16 Taconic Street, died tonight at Pittsfield Central Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Pittsfield, son of Rose Quirk Coakley and the late Timothy Coakley, a Pittsfield High School graduate and former meat cutter at Boy’s Market. A St Teresa’s Church parishioner and Holy Name Society member, he leaves his mother, Mrs. Jasper E. Coakley, and two brothers, Da Coakley and Capt. Raymond Coakley of the Pittsfield Police Department. Funeral from Kelly Funeral Home Monday morning to St. Teresa’s for Mass of Requiem. burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Friends may visit Saturday 7–9, Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Local Youth Improving After Cheshire Crash
John Reilly 19 of 124 Buend Ave suffered a head injury in a Cheshire crash on Whis Road. Passenger in a Volkswagen driven by Catherine Trembley 81 Mast Street a student at North Adams State Teachers College, Trembley and three other students were shaken with minor injuries. Police Chief Paul Berti said the car skidded on a curve and struck a guard rail. Reilly has a possible skull fracture of a minor nature and is in St. Luke's Hospital in cood rerdition.
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Drinks of 1700s Revived for Fete in Wallingford
In Wallingford Cann the dinner Tuesday features Paul Revere toddies Purtan pick sailor grog and Qid Ironsides with mulled rum drinks. Colonial fare will be served at Yes Olde New England Harvest, organized by the Associated Restaurants of Connecticut.
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Motor Vehicle Tax Up 2.83 Per Thousand In Mass
Boston report states the motor vehicle excise tax for 1960 was set at 66.95 per 1000 valuation, up 2.83 from this year. State Tax Commissioner Robert T. Capeless announced the rate based on three year average vehicle valuations across the state. 1959 rate was 64.13.
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Rathbun dies at 74 in Stockbridge after long service
Henry Y. Rathbun 74 of Church Street Stockbridge died yesterday at Icrest Hospital Pittsfield after a long illness. Born September 29, 1885 in Stockbridge son of Emerson and Eva Rathbun he served as cemetery superintendent for many years. He held offices in First Congregational Church Occidental Lodge AF and AM Kiwanis Club and Royal Arcanum. Surviving wife Lillian Claraens. Courtland V Albuquerque NM. two brothers Glendale and George Barrington and grandson James H W Rathbun Albuquerque. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at First Congregational Church Stockbridge with Rev Nehert Boynton. Burial in Id en Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 today. Kiwanis meet at home tomorrow 2 p.m. and 2045 at church. Occidental Lodge to meet tomorrow 8 p.m. for Masonic service.
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3000 Attend Central Open House
About 3000 people attended the reopening of the renovated Central Junior High School. Built in 1897 and closed since 1933, the building was reopened last month to house seventh grade students and alleviate overcrowding at nearby schools.
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Funerals for Local Residents Held or Planned
Funeral notices list services for John H. Burns Baden P. McLean Helen Pearson Carrie B. Leggett and related callers. Services scheduled across Reed Mercer St Mack’s North Adams Pittsfield Central Cemetery South View Cemetery Wellington Funeral Home. Burial details and visiting hours noted.
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