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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
16
Three University of Massachusetts fraternities Beta Kappa Phi Phi Sigma Delta and Alpha Epsilon Pi were put on social probation for weekend drinking violations. The two to four week ban covers homecoming weekend and a key campus social period.
In Kansas City AP report, 79 year old Harry S. Truman presented ribbons to winning mules at the American Royal Livestock Show but refused to judge a mule by its teeth, saying he would not want to put on airs.
Washington AP report outlines potential changes to the 1964 Democratic National Convention plan including size reductions and votes allocation. A subcommittee led by Jacob Arvey studies formulas to update population baselines and add bonus votes for party strength, with debate over one vote per person versus weighted delegates.
Michael A. Quagliano of 25 Madison Ave invites those who want household products or cosmetics parties and to help a disabled person. Quagliano hosts these parties and offers hostess and guest gifts while he battles arthritis in his back.
The City Council police survey subcommittee discussed adding superior officers and studying the police department salary scale. No votes were taken. Ward 1 Councilman Ernest G. St. Peter said another session is planned for tonight in City Hall around 9. Committee members include Councilmen Roy F. Brown and Samuel J. Quadrozzi.
SHREVEPORT AP. E L Brewton, glad, found his lost diamond ring after three years. He returned to the same muddy spot on Caddo Lake near Shreveport and spent about 30 minutes digging before locating the ring again. The dry spell that lowered lake levels helped reveal the spot.
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