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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1965

Page

3

Streisand and Van Dyke Lead Emmy Honors in New Format

Barbra Streisand and Dick Van Dyke topped television Emmy awards as the revamped format limited categories to four. Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne and Leonard Bernstein also won, while NBC led networks with 14 Emmys and CBS with 12.

Hollywood UPI Barbra Streisand Dick van Dyke Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne Leonard Bernstein Name Is Barbra Bernstein New York Philharmonic Young Peoples Lunt Fontanne NBC CBS ABC Canadian Broadcasting Corp Seville Wdsu-Tv New Orleans Louvre Paris Charles Boyer Name Is Barbra

Georgia Governor Says Race Problem Is Passe

Gov. Carl Sanders of Georgia told reporters at SEA ISLAND that the race problem is passe in the South and no major plan exists to challenge the Voting Rights Act. Mississippi and Alabama governors denounced the act and urged a strong resolution condemning its literacy provisions.

Sea Island UPI Carl Sanders Georgia South Sanders Mississippi Alabama Johnson George C. Wallace New York

176 Million OK'd for Loans To Students

President Johnson approved over 176 million dollars in federal loans for 1,509 colleges and universities to aid about 317,000 students in the 1965-66 academic year under the National Defense Education Act. Largest grants went to New York, California, and Pennsylvania. Graduate and professional students may borrow up to 2500 annually. undergraduates up to 1000. Repayment possible over 11 years at 3 percent interest. Carl Sandburg, 87, showing some improvement in Hendersonville hospital after diverticulitis attack.

Washington UPI Johnson State of New York California Pennsylvania

New York Plans Widespread Mental Health Centers

New York announced a plan to create 150 community mental health centers by 1975 serving areas of 150000 people each, plus 30 centers for the mentally retarded serving up to 75000 each, to be run by county or regional boards and a NYC city agency. The program, begun two years ago, involves 800 experts and aims to provide emergency care, diagnosis, consultation and rehabilitation with broader accessibility than centralized facilities. Governor Rockefeller backed regional centers while Senator Kennedy drew criticism over care at Willowbrook, prompting a state response on timetables and staffing in Willowbrook and related facilities.

Albany New York New York City Department of Mental Health Nelson A. Rockefeller Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Department of Mental Hygiene Long Kennedy Willowbrook State School Staten Island Willowbrook

Light Voting Expected in New York Primary

New York Democrats face four candidates for mayor as a light turnout is forecast for Tuesday's primary. Paul Screvane backs the retiring Wagner’s line, Abraham Beame attacks Wagner’s policies, with William Ryan and Paul O Dwyer also in the race. Weather plans for showers may depress participation. Lindsay seeks Republican and Liberal nominations. William Buckley Jr. is unopposed for the Conservative line.

New York John V. Lindsay Robert F. Wagner Wagner Paul R. Screvane Screvane Abraham D. Beame U.S William F. Ryan Paul O'Dwyer Democratic Party Serevane Beame Weather Bureau Lindsay William F. Buckley Jr National Review

First Aquanauts Come Up From Sealab 2 Mission

UPI reports astronaut Aquanaut M Scott Carpenter was bitten on the left index finger by a scorpion fish during a final inspection at Sealab 2. He remained in good condition, swelling confined to the finger, and rested two hours after the incident.

LA Jolla Calif UPI M. Scott Carpenter Carpenter Navy U.S Earth Scripps Canyon Berkone

Senate Debates Ready On Farm Bill Final Senate Debates Ready On Farm Bill

Washington (UPI) The Senate prepared to pass the farm bill with a Bass amendment letting Labor Department decide foreign worker import rules for farms. Holland would shift oversight to Agriculture Department, while Proxmire eyed a dairy pricing plan. Administration backs Bass, pressing for long term grain, cropland and wool support extensions and new diverts.

Senate Washington UPI Johnson Organized Labor Ross Bass D-Tenn Labor Department Bass Spessard L. Holland D-Fla Agriculture Department William Proxmire D-Wis Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Labor W. Willard Wirtz Atty Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach Tennessee Democrat

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