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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
16
A Berkshire writer muses on the quiet insect world as winter nears. Crickets and katydids retreat, woolly bear caterpillars crowd the yard, and common weather signs prove unreliable. The piece blends observation with skepticism about folklore and animal behavior as harbingers of the season.
ST LOUIS Mo AP two year old Susan Kirk was playing in a family station wagon when a power window button activated the glass. The window rose and her neck was caught, causing strangulation. Two Boy Scouts found her wedged in the window. Susan was the youngest of Rev Jon W Bork’s five children.
A long day of object watching at Kyoto Museum features a 13th century Chinese wine pot and a tiger figure, among gilded interiors and shamrock coffee, prompting musings on cross-cultural motifs and the future of hobbyists. The piece argues for unity among object watchers like birders, concluding with a call to organize.
The author contrasts 1929 despair with 1959 confidence, arguing that stabilizers since the 1930s such as unemployment insurance Social Security minimum wage laws bank deposit insurance and housing insurance shield the economy. He cites budget deficits and tax cuts as tools to halt recessions and urges collective action to prevent another Crash. The piece emphasizes national resolve dedication to the system and readiness to adapt to protect democracy and economy.
Stanford interfraternity council bans hazing following student deaths and injuries linked to fraternity activities. Reports indicate a USC student died earlier this month during a fraternity incident, while a Berkeley student remains hospitalized with injuries from hazing.
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