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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1959

Page

9

Autumn in the Berkshires Portrait of a Seasonal Shift

Katharine H. Annin surveys Berkshire autumn from flowers and gourds to clear crisp air. The essay contrasts Keats and Benet with a firsthand New England view, noting fall color, harvest duties, and the push toward winter preparations for home, garden, and public life.

Keats New England Berkshires Britain Wordsworth Alfred Noyes Stephen Vincent Benet Georgia Benet

Public Service TV as Remedy for Industry Degeneracy

Walter Lippmann argues television’s fraud and private profit model corrupts public taste and news. He proposes a noncommercial network run as a public service, subsidized like universities and hospitals, to elevate quality over mass profit and protect democracy.

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Economist notes steel strike distorts data warning of temporary downturn

County economist Lempert dismisses talk of a coming recession, arguing the October 1959 downturn reflects distortions from the steel strike. He cites eight leading indicators now down, but says the strike may delay a rebound and push activity into 1960 with extended high levels before any downturn resumes.

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Strike Said No Curb To Business Upswing

MIAMI BEACH UPI Ray mond J. Saulnier chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers said Monday the steel strike will not seriously curb a long range business upswing. He noted no major industry strike has reversed economic trends even if prolonged strikes slow trends and added a settlement soon should keep the historical record intact.

Miami Beach UPI Raymond J. Saulnier Council of Economic Advisers Saulnier American Bankers Association

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