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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1963

Page

3

Legion Urges Military Buildup and Space Station Plan

The American Legion convention backed strengthening military strength with a 1,000,000 Army, 408,000 National Guard, and 300,000 reserve. It urged a balanced mix of manned and unmanned weapons and a manned orbital space station, plus an Afro-Asian fleet and Cuba trade curbs. The group also pressed expanded reserve officer training and incentives for students while accelerating improved interceptor aircraft development.

Miami Beach Fla American Legion National U.S National Guard Legionaires Defense Department Congress Cuba

Cholesterol Linked Again To Coronaries

New York AP reports Framingham study of 5127 adults shows high cholesterol links to coronary disease and higher fatal heart attack risk. Dr. William B. Kannel cautions cholesterol may reflect broader lipid patterns, urging exercise, lighter diet, reduced saturated fats, less smoking, and blood pressure and weight control.

New York Framingham Mass William B. Kanner National Heart Institute Kannel

Goldwater Trashes Kennedy Policies in Chicago Speech

Senator Barry Goldwater assailed President Kennedy and the Democratic administration, charging “irresponsible spending” and “regulate, not govern” policy. He attacked Cuba policy and the test ban treaty while accusing the Kennedy clan of clannishness and warning of a move toward a socialized state.

Chicago Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Kennedy Goldwater National Federation of Republican Women New Frontier Cuba America Kennedys

Wisconsin poll puts Kennedy near Goldwater in race

UPI reports Senator William Proxmire cites a Wisconsin poll of 700 voters showing President Kennedy ahead of Senator Barry Goldwater by about a 3 to 2 margin. He says a Kennedy Goldwater race could be a real horse race in Wisconsin. Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York trails Goldwater by four points.

Washington UPI William Proxmire D-Wis Wisconsin Kennedy Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Goldwater

Goldwater Critiques Kennedy Civil Rights Desegregation

The speaker condemns federal desegregation of housing as socialized welfare and increased government power, arguing it strains individual freedom and promotes bankruptcy. He claims Kennedy uses law to enforce morality while overturning traditions, citing federally funded housing desegregation and suburban racial tensions.

Goldwater Kennedy

State Anticorruption Drive Indicts Three More in Massachusetts

Three men including Fairhaven Executive Councilor Ernest Stasiun and two others were indicted by a Bristol County grand jury on bribery charges tied to a Massachusetts Crime Commission probe. Manning of Boston and Rynszewicz of New Bedford face conspiracy and bribery counts. Stasiun faces multiple counts including soliciting a bribe and attempted larceny. The case expands the ongoing state government corruption inquiry.

Fall River, Mass UPI Superior Edmund R. Dewing Edmund Dinis Ernest C. Stasiun Fairhaven Stasiun Executive Council Crime Commission Joseph R. Crimmins Somerville Manning Rymszewics Alty Edward W. Brooke Grand Jury The Brooke Rynszewicz New Bedford Paul R. Vermette Registry of Motor Vehicles Standish Kelley Kelley At Firm Stasian New Bedford High School Alliance College Columbia University Edward F. McLaughlin Jr Boston Curley Dewing Vermette James R. Purdy

Centuries-Old Seals Found Preserved Inland Bodies

Australian Antarctic explorers report finding two mummified seals about four miles inland and 600 feet above sea level near Melbourne. The seals appear to have died long ago and were perfectly preserved by the cold dry air. The reason for inland relocation remains unknown, according to the Australian Antarctic Division.

Melbourne Australia APY Department of External Affairs

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