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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1969

Page

19

Protest Funeral Mass for New Hampshire Guardsmen

Five New Hampshire National Guardsmen killed in Vietnam were honored in three Manchester services. Richard E. Genest, 24, refused military rites. his widow Brenda, 20, joined a protest by a folk trio singing Where Have All the Soldiers Gone. The five were part of the 3rd Battalion, 197th Artillery and were to return from Vietnam this Thursday.

Manchester New Hampshire Vietnam St. Catherine’s St. Catherine's Army Richard E. Genest Brenda Roger E. Robichaud Richard P. Raymond Guy A. Blanchette Gaetan J. Beaudoin Mount Calvary Cemetery Mrs. Genest Thomas Bartlett Genest Tina Genest Jill Cavanaugh New Hampshire National Guardsmen Quly

Helpful Youths Rob Couple Of Jewelry

An elderly Boston couple reported at Penn Station that they were robbed of 11500 dollars in jewelry and clothing by a young man who offered to carry their bags. The culprit directed them to a locker, then a mismatched key opened a different locker filled with papers and rubbish. Police noted a common key-switching racket.

New York Boston Penn Station J. W. Grieff Long Island Rail Road

Nader aide cites tractors risking farmers’ lives

James Williams, a Princeton engineering graduate intern for Ralph Nader, says more than 1,000 people die annually in tractor accidents and four times as many are injured due to insufficient safety features. He notes farming ranks third in danger behind mining and construction, with topless tractors prone to rollovers crushing drivers and riders.

Washington Ralph Nader James Williams Princeton University Nader Williams

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