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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1963

Page

3

House Rejects Overseas Fact-Finding Junket for Five Members

Washington Reuters The House voted 164 to 119 against approving a five member overseas fact finding junket. Subcommittee head Ren Roman C. Pucinski sought trips to Paris Brussels Moscow Frankfurt The Netherlands and Italy to study European data processing and central collection efforts addressing defense education act US research duplication questioned by Rep Charles Gubser.

Washington UPS House House Education and Labor Ren. Roman C. Pucinski Soviet Russia Pucinski United States Paris Brussels Warsaw Moscow Frankfurt Netherlands Italy Charles Gubser Calif Corrin Huff

Laser Therapy Shown to Kill Some Animal Cancers

A Boston surgical team reports using the ruby laser to destroy about half of malignant melanomas implanted in hamster cheek pouches. The treatment, at preliminary animal stage, produced tiny burns then tumor shrinkage, with no plans for human trials.

San Francisco Boston Paul E. McGuff Tufts New England Center Hospital American College of Surgeons American College of Surgeons, Dr. McGuff McGuff

Negroes Riot Over Killing Of Suspect In Philadelphia

In North Philadelphia on Monday night several hundred Negroes demonstrated after the fatal shooting of theft suspect Willie Philyaw Jr. by Patrolman John Tourigan. Windows were broken, property damaged, and white drivers threatened as officers and bystanders faced clashes. Officer Frank Jackson suffered a concussion from a thrown bottle and was hospitalized. A separate beating of a white couple occurred nearby, police said the incidents were not linked to the protest.

Philadelphia UPS Frank Jackson Philadelphia General Hospital John Tourigan Willie Philyaw Jr Philyaw

Graham Compares Nixon Churchill in Houston News Conference

Evangelist Billy Graham said Richard Nixon has possibilities of being an American Winston Churchill at a Houston news conference. He compared Nixon to the former British prime minister in statesmanship and leadership abilities.

Houston Tex Billy Graham Richard M. Nixon Winston) Churchill Houson, Tex Graham

Berkshire Eagle Subscriber Notice and Rates Data

The text lists subscription options including one month 32.00 two dollars and twenty cents for three months and five sixty for six months ten seventy for six months, and eighteen fifty for one year or twenty point nine zero. It also instructs subscribers to change address via the local Post Office and Berkshire Eagle to avoid interruption of service, with Second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts.

Berkshire Eagle

German Woman Amours Fueled Congressional Demands

Washington AP report notes Rep. Gross seeks full facts on a West German beauty Eliy Rometsch linked to alleged amorous rounds with U.S. officials. FBI inquiry followed her 1963 deportation with her Sgt. Rometsch after his divorce and claims of modeling work while in Washington.

Washington Congress H. R. Gross House Eliy Rometsch Soviet Bloc Sgt. Rometsch FBI Gross Mrs. Rometsch Senate Robert G. Baker Rometsch The London Daily Mirror Bonn Ellen Germany the Mirror Set Clark Mollenhoff Des Moines Register Minneapolis ‘Tribune Cowles West Germany Alowa Elly Rometh FBE

Eisenhower Elected Chairman of English Speaking Union

Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower was chosen chairman of the National Board of Directors of the English Speaking Union of the United States. In a released statement he said he was indeed happy to be associated with the organization.

Philadelphia Dwight D. Eisenhower

State Consumer Council Created by Legislature

The House and Senate approved a bill establishing a 13 member Consumers Council to be appointed by the governor and heads of five state regulatory agencies. The council may hold public hearings and acts as a consumer affairs body in the state.

Consumer Council For Boston UPI House Senate Consumers Council Peabody

New York moves against smut literature drive

Catholic priest Father Morton A Hill ends a three day fast after Mayor Wagner names Deputy Mayor Edward F Cavanaugh Jr to lead a city crackdown on smutty books sold to children. Rabbi Julius G Neu mann and Lutheran Rev R E Wittenberg join in support.

New York Robert Wagner Edward F. Cavanaugh Jr Morton A. Hill Father Hill Julius G. Neumann R. E. Wittenberg

Important cultural ties between United States and Britain

A passage highlights the role of a certain activity or institution in fostering friendship between the United States and the Commonwealth, emphasizing its impact on Americans and British people alike. The offer suggests a shared cultural bridge enhancing bilateral goodwill.

United States Commonwealth Britain

Atlas Fails Sixth Time In Cape Canaveral Tests

Cape Canaveral Fin. w- Air Force demonstrators sought the cause of the sixth straight Atlas failure. The 82 foot F model rocket tumbled out of control after launch Monday night, ruining a multi million dollar test of a new nose cone and scientific packages. Bits fell into the Atlantic off Florida, with no explanation from officials.

Cape Canaveral Fin W- Air Force Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Earth Atlantic Ocean Florida Ascension Africa Air Force

Fluoridation Lowers Decay Among Pittsburgh Children

Allegheny County health officials report water fluoridation since 1952 reduced tooth decay in Pittsburgh school children by about 66 percent. The average affected teeth dropped from 4.53 to 1.50 per child, based on 35,009 children aged up to 18 examined by Dr. Jerome Altman.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Jerome Altman

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