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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1969

Page

20

Leaves and contention swirl in Great Barrington

South Berkshire Weekly notes local conflict over the New Leaf publication. Fred Lord backs the leaf campaign with green plastic leaves costing a dime, while John Birch Society member Mike Rose displays Birch leaf insignia. The piece links advertiser pushback, civic tension, and a broader middle class value clash stirring in the region.

Fred Lord New Leaf Lord Mike Rose Egremont John Birch Society Mike California Berkshires

Scout Leader Sees Reds Grow Youth Scouting

Irving Feist president of the Boy Scouts of America told New England Scouting officials in West Harwich Mass that Russia has 23 million youths in youth organizations. He urged Scouting to reach all American boys from ghettos farms and suburbs and to attain equal opportunity goals.

West Harwich Mass Boy Scouts of America Russia Irving Feist New England America

Minister Seeks Change To Dead End Street Sign

The Rev Warren B Lovejoy asks Orange town officials to remove the dead end street sign on Grove Street because the street leads to Central Cemetery and he calls the sign in bad taste. Local authorities have not yet acted on the request.

Orange Massachusetts Warren B. Lovejoy Grove Street

Buy Bonds where you work in support of service members

Service members and civilians alike are urged to buy U S Savings Bonds to save for the future and support freedom. Bonds yield 4.25 percent to maturity with Freedom Shares at 5 percent, with bonuses at maturity. No monthly commitment required. Get facts at work or bank through a treasury cooperation.

Berkshire County Savings Bank U.S Savings Freedom

Berkshire Week in Review Highlights Local Crises and Happenings

Planning for a four town regional school district failed in Lee, Lenox, Otis, and Tyringham with Tyringham approving only. The state commission still backs regionalization and won’t aid separate plans until reconsideration. GE talks risk a strike as unions reject the offer. Taconic High School walkout protests heating plant rules and dress code. Fall foliage drives record crowds. Alice's Restaurant debuts locally with Arlo Guthrie and Berkshire arts events showcase regional figures. Public posts mark resignations, appointments, and honors across Pittsfield, Lenox, Adams, Dalton, and North Adams. Obituaries, honors, and government shifts fill a busy Berkshire beat.

Lee Lenox Otis Tyringham State School Building Assistance Commission

Untidy America Litter Debate in Economics

In a reflection on Longfellow’s bivouac and the untidy American landscape, the piece argues that modern consumption drives litter through 48 billion metal cans and 36 billion tons of paper annually. It cites Michigan’s annual litter cleanup cost per mile and advocates a state deposit return system to fund disposal, offset by manufacturer payments, amid calls for broader reform.

Longtfellow Longfellow Father Time U.S Michigan New York State France Ter

Variety Stores and Pharmacies Placed Across Several Towns

A list of numerous local stores and pharmacies spans multiple towns including Canaan New York and Connecticut areas such as Canaan, Cheshire, Dalton, Great Barrington, Hinsdale, Housatonic, Lanesboro, Lee, North Adams, Pittsfield, Richmond, Salisbury, Sheffield, Stockbridge, Williamstown, Windsor and others. The compilation names Barry’s Variety, Adams News, Langdon Store, Nini's Card News, Reilly's, Simon's Food Center, and several druggists like Kauttu's Pharmacy, Houshanotic Pharmacy, Nichols Pharmacy, and Berkshire News outlets among others. The item reads as an inventory of local commerce with numerous brand-like titles.

John E. Sawyer Williams White House James F. Farmer North Adams Bennington Central Berkshire Wahconah Lea Ladouceur Jr Lanesboro Berkshire Medical Center Augusta Maine Lenox Coffee Break Haggard’s Pero’s New Lebanon N.Y New Lispanon Mill Rive Mill River Monterey Jessperson Langdon Brackley’s Nassifs Pharmacy Nini’s Card & News Room Pop's North Egremont Old Eevemont Pittsfield Berkshire News Colonial News Dalton Ave Dick’s George’s Kirk’s Legault’s Linzett's Allendale Nichols Pharmacy Palmer's Reilly's

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