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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
16
It's time for fall cleaning. Send your drapes to Brady's Berkshire Cleaners at 68 Taite Avenue Pittsfield. Call HI 2-3286 for service and pickup details.
Melissa Montgomery the 15 year old daughter of Dinah Shore and George Montgomery was injured in a desert collision Saturday in Palm Springs. She and her parents who are divorced were at her bedside as she recovered from cuts bruises and a possible broken nose along with three other teenagers.
Mrs. Andrew Fresia of 17 Harvard St filed a claim with city authorities for slightly more than 50 dollars alleging injuries from a protruding steel street bar that caused her fall.
The state University Extension Division announced two Pittsfield High School courses. Topics in Modern Algebra, led by Clarence W. Leeds TH of Berkshire School, offers 3 semester hours and 15 Thursday sessions from 3:30 to 6 pm with $13 per hour tuition, free for veterans aside from a $2 registration. Real Estate, taught by Nelson Foote, runs 12 meetings starting Oct. 15 on Tuesdays 7 to 9 pm, tuition $12 plus $2 registration, for licensing exam preparation.
Four Pittsfield Visiting Nurse Association staffers will join educational sessions over the next two weeks. Mrs. George J. Phillips announced upcoming events including an institute on patient chest conditions at Providence Hospital Holyoke and a Massachusetts Nurses Association convention in Boston. Sessions cover physical therapy, nursing care after discharge, and management of medical chest conditions with support from public health groups.
Washington reports the Philippines formally terminated a 17 year old arrangement under which the United States protected Philippine interests in countries without Manila diplomatic representation. State Department officials said it marks the end of close U S Philippine cooperation and signals Manila will take on its own representation or appoint another third country to perform those functions.
In Boston, NAACP leaders vow continued marches to defeat de facto segregation. Kenneth Guscott vows voting equity, urging support for pro civil rights candidates and a broader national push led by Birmingham advocate Billingsley. The crowd protests Roxbury's school conditions, citing the old Whe rhin School as a symbol of inequality and collecting funds for reconstruction of a bombed church in Birmingham.
Boston detectives arrested a South End man, age not specified, in connection with a shooting at a rock and roll record dance that wounded four teenagers, three boys and a girl, after an argument between two girls at the Boston Arena. Police reported a melee as youths rushed to exits and one officer was hurt.
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