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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

9

Hospital Treatments and Surgeries Listed in Local Notices

Local notices list numerous residents and relatives from Laneshoro to Dalton and Lenox Dale undergoing treatment or operations. Names include Paul N. Ketchum, Louis Harper, James McKenna, Donald Campbell, Charles Dion, Mrs. Scalvini, Mrs. DeNovellis, Norman Perusse, Joseph Madison, Ethel Gray, Mrs. Francis, Bronick Watroba, Jeffrey Cousineau, Mrs. Gardieff, Marilyn Anderson, James Merchant, Joann Londergan, Mrs. Turner, Paul Crennan, Daniel Thomas, John Tyler, William Greene, John Shields, Addison Nicholas, and Mrs. Boucher, with associated towns and street addresses.

Nixon urges Kennedy to press unions on sick newspapers

Former Vice President Richard M Nixon urged President Kennedy to convene an early White House meeting with unions and publishers to discuss saving newspapers after the New York Mirror ceased publication. He argued the crisis is not merely economic but a public concern, risking a single morning and single evening paper in major cities.

NEW York Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Nixon New York Mirror White House

Association For Mental Health Plans Meeting

Edward L. Dobbins president of the Berkshire Mental Health Association announced a public meeting on Wednesday Oct 23 at 7 30 p.m. at the 741 North St clinic offices. The session will explain mental health work and discuss a fundraising campaign for non chest areas, with professional staff from the adult clinic providing information on how people are helped.

Edward L. Dobbins Berkshire Mental Health Association North St Dobbins

City Notes Note Rosa Pike Called to Rutland for Nephew’s Death

Mrs Rosa Pike of 69 Oswald Ave has been called to Rutland Vermont due to the death of her nephew Luther Prohat The Rose Phillips Beauty Salon at 21 North Street will close October 21 to 23 while the staff attends the International Hair Styling Show at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel New York City.

Rosa Pike Oswald Ave Rutland Luther Prohat Rose Phillips Saton North “St Statler Hilton ‘Hotel New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. Luke's Paul N. Ketchum Henry Ketchum Laneshoro Louis L. Harper Plunkett St James F. McKenna Stockbridge Donald R. Campbell Tyler St Charles H. Dion Holmes Road Philip DG. Scalvini Jr Draper Ave Operation Norman E. Perusse William Perusse Becket Joseph Madison Lucille St Pittsfield Ethel Gray Lenox John J. Francis Parker St Bronick A. Watroba Cromwell Ave Jeffrey D. Cousineau David T. Cousineau Richmond Walter Gardieff Wellington Ave Marilyn Anderson Katherine F. Anderson Burbank St James Merchant Rodney H. Merchant Lanesboro Joann Londergan James F. Londergan Hayes Place William Turner Jr Zoar St Paul D. Crennan Land Robert A. Crennan Brown St Daniel Thomas Kenneth Thomas Dalton , Ave John BR. Tyler Lenox Dale William Greene Orlando Ave John E. Shields Lee Addison H. Nicholas Dalton Hillcrest Roland Boucher Chester Briggs & Stratton H.p Ulon Pittsfield Supply Co North Street Easey Garrard Televisions Dilnecc IF Nec Western Mass Lifetime Best Buy West Peet Satonic ST JFK Association For Mental Health Plans Meeting Drexel New England
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