Second Walkout at GE Scheduled for 1 Today
The second walkout of the week by TUF Local 255 at General Electric plants in Pittsfield was set for 1 p m in Building 15. About 60 to 75 workers from the power transformer department were to leave to protest a crane operation change. Some 78 GE transportation unit workers in Pittsfield were said to join in sympathy, with no GE comment yet on the plans.
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TUF
General Electric Co
Pittsfield
George V. DiPalazzo
Power Transformer Department
Woodlawn Avenue
DiPalazzo
GE Transportation
IUE
GE Ordnance Department
Defense
Berkshire Community College eyeing two year nursing program
Berkshire Community College and a nursing education study committee plan a two year nursing program to prep students for the registered nurse exam. The 15 member committee, with hospital and college leaders, will meet Oct. 1 to guide curriculum data and community relations.
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Berkshire Community College
Pittsfield General Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Berkshire County
BCC
Grace A. Moyers
Brooklyn College
Massachusetts
Greenfield Community College
Quinsigamond Community College
Worcester
Meyers
Santina Albany
Pittsfield General
Rose to Attend Columbia Seminar
Robert W. Rose of The Eagle will join a two week Columbia University seminar on improving operations and stimulating classified ads. The conference gathers 29 newspaper representatives from 18 states with guest speakers from The Kenosha News The Record Hackensack Morning Call Paterson Duluth Herald News-Tribune and The Seattle Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Rose
the Eagle
Columbia University
James Jones
The
Kenosha News
Earle du Bois
the Record
Hackensack
N.J
Morning Call
Paterson
Eugene McGuckin Jr
Duluth Herald and News-Tribune
Pilot Science Program to Be Studied in November
An educational consultant from Harper Row Publishing Co. will review the elementary school science pilot in mid November. The effort involves 78 classes K through 6, led by Alfendale School principal Bruno Zaffino, with 43 additional teachers seeking inclusion. Lincoln D. Lynch, assistant superintendent, notes discussions with teachers will follow visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Row Publishing Co
Lincoln D. Lynch
Bruno Zaffino
Alfendale School
Lynch
Elks Sponsor Pete Williams Show In Pittsfield
The Elks Club will sponsor the Pete Williams show tonight at Pittsfield High School auditorium.
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Elks
Pete Williams
Elks Club
Pittsfield High School
Three-Vehicle Crash Injures Five At Ates 20 41 Junction
Five people were injured in a mid-morning crash at West Housatonic Street and Route 41 involving a cement truck and two cars. Drivers William R. Martini of Hollywood Florida Steven W. Brown of WestYarmouth Massachusetts and Robert Sherman of Stuyvesant New York were treated at Pittsfield General and St Luke’s Hospital. Passengers George Debenian Percy Rozman and Edward McCarty Jr. also sought treatment with conditions not immediately known. Pittsfield police and state troopers from the Dalton Avenue barracks investigated the scene where the cement truck prepared to turn onto Route 41 after colliding with vehicles on Route 20. The foreign car was demolished and fire crews flushed gasoline from the pavement.
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West Housatonic Street
Route 41
Pittsfield
William R. Martini
Hollywood
Fla
Pittsfield General Hospital
Steven W. Brown
West Yarmouth
Robert Sherman
Stuyvesant
N.Y
George DeBenian
Miami
Pittsfield General
Percy Rozman
Brookline
Edward McCarty Jr
Hyannis
St. Luke's Hospital
Dalton Avenue
Sherman
Brown
Martini
Failure To Collect Rents Draws Fire At Pittsfield Housing Authority
State Auditor Thaddeus Buczko criticizes Pittsfield Housing Authority for late rent collections at Wilson Park. He urges corrective action after noting $6,200 in overdue rents and $1,369 charged off as losses. As of March 31 occupancy reached full status amid 5,580 vacant days during the year.
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Thaddeus Bue Ozko
Pittsfield
Authority
Thomas Buckley
Wilson Park
Buczko
Dr Edward J Cristiano Dies After 43 Years Here
Dr Edward J Cristiano of 115 Dawes Ave a Pittsfield physician for 43 years died yesterday at St Luke s Hospital after a four day illness He was 67 A native of Candela Italy he came to the U S at age 4 He studied at LaSalle Academy Union College Fordham Medical College and St Louis Medical College He served on the staffs of local hospitals and headed St Luke s staff in 1944 He leaves his wife Alma Formenta a son Edward A Cristiano two daughters Mrs John R Whalen and Mrs Detley J Raymond two grandchildren The funeral will be Monday at Mount Carmel Church with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem Burial in St Mary s Cemetery Flowers omitted donations to St Luke s Hospital building fund preferred
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Edward J., Cristiano
Dawes Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Candela
Prac- Jong
Circular Ave
Pittsfield
North St
American Medical Society
St. Luke's
Wahconah Country Club
Faccioli Club
Cristiano
Mount Carmel Church
Alma Formenta
Edward A. Cristiano
John R.whalen
Detley J. Raymond
New York
St. Mary's Cemetery
See
Color TV Tonight at Frank's TV Shop Ad
Local advertisement lists Color TV tonight at Frank's TV Shop 273 Newell Street and various ads for travel and shopping. It notes Yellow Coach Lines round trip fare and limousine departures from the World’s Fair grounds with reservations through Dunkee Yellow Coach Lines. Also promotes Bates shoes at Suker's County Squire with a 9c veal cutlet spaghetti special and a Cheshire dancing night 9 to 12. Mentions Berk Curtain Shop and a correction about Mary R. Benjamin in a Narragansett Beer ad dated September 21, 1965.
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County Squire
Cheshire
Friendly Visitor Program Theme Of Conference
About 70 people attended a conference on volunteer services for senior citizens at St. Luke's Madonna Hall. The event highlighted a Friendly Visitor program to aid lonely elderly, with Dr. Donald C. Exford outlining council efforts and Mrs. Freda Marcoux and others detailing local services. Rabbi Salzmann joined the council, and discussion covered future directions for elderly outreach.
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Pittsfield
Theodore Herberg
Frederick F. Carpenter
Freda M. Marcoux
Bobby Kidney Sunshine Club
Eugenie F. Phillips
Visiting Nurse Association
Natalie P. Trager
Harold I. Salzmann
Herberg
E. Roy Burchell
Sisters of Providence
Berkshire County Teachers' Association Meet This Wednesday
The resolutions committee will convene Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Room 140, Pittsfield High School. Local ads list Swistak's evenings, Bob Szymanski Orch, Gene Wisniewski Orch, and dancing 5 to 9. Adv notes roof improvements and a phone number for Al Gaviorno. Also a brief ice and vending service ad at Wahconah Street.
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The
Berkshire County Teachers’ Association
Pittsfield High School
Swistak’s
Adams
Bob Szymanski
Orch
Gene Wisniewski
City Primary Eligible Voters Reach 29425
Registration totals show 29,425 people eligible to vote in the October municipal primary, announced by the Registrars of Voters after an all day session that ended at 10 pm. Supervisor Florence W. Mullaney reported 242 registrations yesterday, mostly in the early 20s, with 602 new voters added in 1965.
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Florence W.mullaney
Kennedy to Speak in Lenox at ABC Event
Senator Edward M. Kennedy will address the Washington legislative scene at the Holiday Inn Lenox on October 3 in a program hosted by the Association of Business and Commerce of Central Berkshire County. A reception and buffet precede the talk, limited to 250 attendees, with reservations through the ABC office on a first come basis.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Holiday Inn
Lenox
Association of Business and Commerce
Berkshire County
John B. Joyce Jr
ABC
Sen
Kennedy
Washington
P.m
Pittsfield
North Adams
North St
Joyce
Fibo public school calendar offered at Eagle office
The Eagle newspaper announces free copies of the Fibo public school calendar for the 1969-66 year are available at The Eagle office.
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Eagle
Fibo
Del Gallo Pushes Federal Release of Victory Hill Site
Mayor Del Gallo urged the Public Housing Authority to release the Victory Hill property for use as a school site, opposing a low income housing project on the 23 acre tract. He offered to travel to New York to press officials and stressed resolving both housing and school needs through federal action.
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del Gallo
Victory Hill
Herman D. Hillman
New York
Public Housing Authority
del Galio
Pittsfield
Housing Authority
Hillman
the Eagle Tuesday
Springfield
Sable Urges Cutting FLES Program in City Schools
William W. Sable, at large City Council candidate, questions value of the FLES program in elementary schools. He says costs exceed $100,000 and no real results, citing disruption to regular classes. Proposes a broad School Department cost-trimming study and favors immediate site exploration for a new school to avoid delays.
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William W. Sable
Sable
Smorgasbord and Dance At Hinsdale Club Events
Smorgasbord Sunday 6 30 to 8 p m at Luigi s Hinsdale. Dancing Saturday 9 12 to Morton Wayne and his orchestra Advy Ady 27 Ady. 18 West Shore Sports Club Saturday night roast beef dinner dancing to Vi Paili s Band Members guests Ady 27.
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West Shore Sports Club
Vi Paili
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Mitchell
Florida
Mary Vincent de Paul
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Harold L. Hutchins
George A. Serrigo
North Adams Hospital
Burton H. Morrell
Fairview
Great Barrington
Thomas M Norton
Berkshire County Medical District Society
Sister Marie Reparatrice
William A
Raymond W. Frahm
PGH
Frahm
PGH Laboratory
Columbia
Ates
West Pittsfield
Joseph J. Speth
Lanesboro
Herbert L. Liehenow
Mead Ave
Charles Cunningham
Pensacola
Baptist Hospital
Cunningham
Phyllis Cripps
George Cripps
Dalton
Edward Cunningham
Edward J. Cristiano
Frank
Newell Street
Yellow Coach Lines, Inc
Ady
Fairgrounds At & P
Dunkee
Bates
Suker's
Berk
Mary R. Benjamin
al Gaviorno
Harry Vincent
Berkshire Roofing and Insulation Company
Dial
Wahconah Street
A.m
Heather Soft
Hardy
Hs&m
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hs&m Slacks
Sfoik
Summer St
Uchey
Freaman and
Hart Schattiff & Marx
Arrow
Floransiin &H
Sen. Kennedy
Pha
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