Mather predicts revolution in attitudes on education
Massachusetts University president Dr. J Paul Mather told Berkshire County teachers that a needed revolution in public attitudes toward education and higher education is coming. He urged higher state funding, reform of fiscal policy, and tax supports for colleges, noting many teachers leave the field for industry and citing industry gifts tax rebates as a partial fix.
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University of Massachusetts
Berkshire County Teachers’ Convention
J. Paul Mather
Pittsfield High School
Mather
Massachusetts
Dr. Mather
Boston
Murphy Denies Any Differences Over Policy
Washington reports say top diplomat Under secretary Robert D Murphy denies retirement plans due to policy disputes. He backs the Eisenhower Khrushchev exchange as vital for peace amid stark war and peace issues. District Court notes list multiple local cases including fines for drunken driving and license violations with assigns and continuations.
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Washington
Robert D. Murphy
United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Murphy
Four Scheduled For Trial On Burglary Charges
Four men face trial Monday in connection with a burglary at Ulderico Gamberoni's home. Charles Hillard Michael Kolbasook and Ralph Welch were arraigned in district court and held without bail. Francis J Raimer, brought from Huntingdon Pa, is to join the trial. Detectives Blair and Russo arrested the suspects who allegedly stole 2500 cash and 1336 95 in jewels from the Gamberoni residence.
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Ulderico Gamberoni
Alexander, Ter
Charles Hillard
Daniels Ave
Michael Kolbasook
Francis. Ave
Ralph Welch
West St
Goeney
Koza
Frederick M Myers
Edwin J. Blair
Carmel W. Russo
Rainier
Gamberont
Local Girls On SEP Cover
Three local young women were pictured on the cover of last week's Saturday Evening Post Oct. 24 issue. Patricia Benoit of 14 Spring St., Patti Lincks of 867 West St., and Jane Frampton of 88 Emerson Ave. appear in Norman Rockwell’s A Family Tree study. Benoit is shown twice with different hair colors, Lincks wears a bonnet with green ribbons, and Frampton sports a rose in her blonde hair.
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Saturday Evening Post
Norman ‘Rockwell
Patricia Benoit
Arthur Benoit Jr
Spring St
Patti Lincks
G. Fred Lincks
West Sti
Jane Frampton
Joseph M. Frampton
Emerson Ave
Benoit
Miss Lincks
Miss Frampton
Douglas opposes broadcasts of trials in courtrooms
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas told a University of New Hampshire audience that he is against radio and television coverage of trials. He said cameras would takeover the courtroom and that public trials exist for the accused, not the press, warning against tyrannical publishers and political influence on courts.
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Durham
N.H
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
University of New Hampshire
Douglas
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Russia
U.S.S.R
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New Lenox Road
Lenox
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Dalton i
Jackson
Francis E. McLaughlin
Registry’ of Motor Vehicles
Robert H. Conner
Lanesboro
Berkshire County
Newell St
Nid
Stor
Soma
MCP
Allendale
Dalton
Allendale Shopping ‘Center
Lounor Beauty Salon
Fenn Street
City of
Pittsfield
Edwin A. Sturgis
Mass. Dental Society
Philip H. White
Melvin R. Briskin
Western District Dental Society
Morris Geller
Benjamin H. Genn
Robert J. Cella
Jason C. Leavitt
Joseph W. Farrell, Jr
Wendell G. Ahern
Frank W. Archibald Williams
Eramo
Stanley H. Norton
Harold,l. Gregory
Arthur M. ‘Levy
Robert ‘F
Johnson George E. Roe
Albert D. ‘Genn
W. I. Grinnell
Bernard Mack
K. Gregory Louis Gross Russell A. Knowles
John F. Keller
Walter R. Seaman
Leo T. Ryan
Bernard G. Auge
Dalton Frederick S. Foster
Adama
Herbert Covel
Richard M. Stevens
Stockbridge
Edward C. Bell
Joseph E. George George J. Hashim
Earl F. Johnson
Alfred J. Ferris
William P. Street
Robert J., Kirvin
William O’hearn
William Magner
John J. Byrnes
Feland A. Nevers
George Grossman
Charles G. Sullivan
M. J. Shelly E, Earl Reeves
F. P
E. T. Callahan
The
Berkshire County Medical. ‘Society
Byron H. Porter
M.D
Berkshire, County Medical Society
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