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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

4

The Monster Teletype Bakes Coins in Pittsfield

In an old East Street house, baker Vincent A. Filpi runs a coin dealer operation using a teletype dubbed The Monster. The 875-member AT&T circuit links U S and Canadian coins nationwide from 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily, with alerts, trades, and price lists flashing across units as Silver dollars rise in value and the mint plans a 1914 restock.

East Street FBI New York Stock Exchange AT & T Pittsfield Vincent A. Filpi Filpi St. Joseph's High School St. Michael's College Bargo U.S Boston At&t Fort Worth Tex A-51 Mr. Filpi Wiyers Vincent Filpi Doris Shortell

Alcohol Control Systems Fail to Limit Drinking Says Rutgers Study

New York AP: A Rutgers supervised study for the Moreland Act Commission found that state liquor controls have little effect on liquor consumption or arrests for drunkenness and drunken driving. The report, citing 60 percent of U.S. crime linked to drinking, suggests no significant change would occur if control systems were swapped.

New York U.S Selden D. Bacon Rutgers University Moreland Act Rutgers’ Center of Alcoholic Studies Commission On

Eskew Named UPI General Manager in Place of Flory

New York UPI president JMims Thomason announced retirement of Harry R. Flory as general manager of communications and the appointment of R. T. Eskew as his successor. Thomason also promoted James F. Carr to assistant general manager of the communications department.

New York UPI Harry R. Flory United Press International R. T. Eskew Jmims Thomason Thomason James F. Carr Communications

Critic author of J.F.K. said not being probed

The report states that a prominent critic of J.F.K. titled work is not under investigation. A request from Senator Keating prompted confirmation that the Immigration Service would review whether an inquiry existed. Various real estate transfers are noted, including houses and lots on Spadina, Elmvale, Richmond Pond, and Concord Parkway.

J.F.K Washington UPI Charles A. Jordan Charles Justice Department Dorris L. Volk House Spadina Parkway Jelae Lasky Phtmhe Morgan L. Wheeler Ralph Claire L. Pisani Kennedy Immigration Service Department Lasky Henry R. Butler Keating Ernest R Madeline B. Cut Atller, House and Lot Richmond Pond

Birt to Jordan Transfer of House and Land on Swamp Road

Harry A and Cathryn E Birt convey to Charles R and Marian B Jordan real estate on Swamp Road in Richmond comprising a house and adjoining land according to deed terms recorded in the local property records.

Harry A Cathryn E. Birt Charles R. and Marian B. Jordan Swamp Road Richmond

Jackie Returns Greeted by J F K At Airport

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy returns to the White House after a 15 day Mediterranean vacation with children Caroline and John Jr. The President and children meet her at the airport with smiles and gifts. Caroline made a clay birds nest at school while Mrs Kennedy brings Dior neckties from Paris for the President. The tour included Greece Turkey and Morocco before arriving in New York then Washington aboard the family plane Caroline.

Washington Jacqueline Kennedy White House Mediterranean Caroline John Jr

Polaris Sub Grant To Be Launched At Groton

Polaris firing submarine Ulysses S Grant will be launched November 2 at Electric Boat yards General Dynamics Corp Groton Connecticut. It will be the fifth launch this year and the 14th Polaris boat launched nationally this year. At 425 feet and 7000 tons it joins Lafayette and Alexander Hamilton in service.

Groton, Conn UPI Ulysses S. Grant Electric Boat Yards General Dynamics Corp Electric Boat Grant Lafayette Alexander Hamilton

Health Safety Committees Named At Tucker School

Tucker School appointed two groups the health and safety committee and the student activity council. Health and safety members include Diane Boulais Horace Ja Douceur Leon Kelly Diane Davis Theresa Caparello John Majorano Ernest Dixon Theresa Baraby Michael Britain Patricia Ostrander Louis Skolet sky Pamela Rodrigues. Council members include Kathleen Demary Ramon Rocca Barbara Smith Katherine Healy Paul Greenleaf Carolyn Wail Michael Wood Gisele Siegmund Peter Maruk Deborth Corkine Joseph Kopels Ronald Sacco.

Tucker School Diane Boulais Horace Ja‘Douceur Leon Kelly Diane Davis Theresa Caparello John Majorano Ernest Dixon Theresa Baraby Michael Britain Patricia Ostrander Louis Skoletsky Pamela Rodrigues Kathleen Demary Ramon Rocca Barbara Smith Katherine Healy Paul Greenleaf Carolyn Wail Michael Wood Gisele Siegmund Peter Maruk Deborth Corkine Joseph Kopels Ronald Sacco

Boston Seeks More Stenographers To Fill 1000 Jobs

Boston officials warn that over 1,000 clerk stenographer posts in Greater Boston may go unfilled within a year unless qualified candidates rise. Antonio England, director of the Division of Employment Security, notes a bottleneck in applicants for a Boston clerk stenographer course starting October 28, funded under the Manpower Development and Training Act and open to unemployed residents of Metropolitan Boston areas including Framingham, Lynn, Norwood, and Salem.

Boston Antonio England Division of Employment Security England Framingham Lynn Norwood Salem

Baltimore artist拒拒汽车Tinted windshield

A Baltimore artist declined to buy a new car when shown one with a tinted windshield. She said glare or no glare she prefers to see the world’s colors as they are.

Baltimore

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