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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1963

Page

5

Hoff Urges Regional Government Over State Lines

Vermont Governor Philip E Hoff argues for regional government to replace narrow state and town boundaries. He wants a regional study of the six New England states and plans a special January session to propose shared-services units for Vermont's 246 towns and cities to reduce costs and prevent local government from fading away.

Montpelier Philip E H. Hoff Hoff Vermont Hearily Stown

New Radar Station Opens in England Fylingdales

The Royal Air Force switched on the Fylingdales radar station in England as part of an early warning chain from Greenland to Alaska. The $120 million project will alert Britain and the United States to potential hostile missiles, with the United States covering most of the cost and Britain funding the remainder.

Fylingdales England Britain Royal Air Force United States RAF Greenland Alaska

GE Promotes Martin Conroy to marketing manager

General Electric announces Martin E. Conroy as manager of marketing for its polymer products unit. A 1943 St John’s College graduate, he previously worked at GE 194?–1953, then six years at Olin-Mathieson in New York as assistant to energy division VP, and earlier was manager of market development at M. W. Kellogg Co. He is married with no sons and the family will move from Chatham, New Jersey.

Martin E. Conroy General Electric Co Robers W. Finholt Mr. Conroy St. John's College Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp New York M. W. Kellogg Co Chatham

Kennedy family buys 1797 house in Hyannis Port compound

Mr and Mrs Stephen Smith, siblings by marriage to President Kennedy, purchase a rambling 166 year old house dating to 1797 in the Kennedy compound at Hyannis Port. The Laughlin family previously owned it, sale price around 120000 dollars. The L shaped dwelling lies on Nantucket Sound, one of seven compounds along the shore with four now owned by the Kennedy clan.

Hyannis Port Mass UPI Stephen Smith President Kennedy Nantucket Sound Kennedy

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