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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1965

Page

2

West and allies counter Soviet disarmament push at IAEA

At the International Atomic Energy Agency conference in Tokyo twelve nations led by the United States and Britain proposed a resolution countering a Soviet backed plan on nuclear disarmament. Sir William Penney of Britain said the IAEA is not competent to address disarmament questions and urged discussion at the UN or the suspended Geneva talks.

Tokyo UPI United States Britain International Atomic Energy QABA William Penney British Atomic Energy Authority Argentina Australia Belgium Canada Colombia Italy Netherlands New Zealand Thailand Venezuela IAEA Russia United Arab Republic Penney United Nations Geneva

AEC Head in Taipei For Two Day Visit

Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg chairman of the U S Atomic Energy Commission arrived in Taipei for a two day visit to Formosa. He was accompanied by a congressional group led by Rep Chet Holifield chairman of the Joint Atomic Energy Committee of the U S Congress.

Taipei Glenn T. Seaborg U.S. Atomic Energy Comission Formosa Chet Holifield D-Calif Joint Atomic Energy Committee U.S. Congress

Javits urges stronger OAS with Canada inclusion

Senator Javits called for a prompt strengthening of the Organization of American States and for Canada to join. He urged a congressional declaration to clarify U.S. policy in the Dominican crisis and criticized a House resolution backing unilateral action against Communist subversion in the Western Hemisphere. He agreed with much of Fulbright on the Dominican policy but challenged his view that the Alliance for Progress was undermined by U.S. intervention.

William Fulbright America Fulbright Alliance For Progress U.S Dominican Republic

Bosch To Return To Santo Domingo

Former Dominican President Juan Bosch arrives on a chartered jet from Puerto Rico, returning to a country still divided two years after a coup toppled him from office, sparking fears of rising tensions in the capital.

Bosch Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Juan Bosch Puerto Rico

Canada To Launch Study Of Atlantic Tidal Power Sites

Ottawa reports that Prime Minister Lester Pearson announces a three government study of tidal power sites on the Atlantic coast. A programming board with representatives from Ottawa, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia will assess potential hydro electric sites at Shepody Bay Cumberland Basin and Minas Basin, building on earlier Atlantic Development Board work.

Ottawa APS Lester Pearson New Brunswick Nova Scotia Atlantic Tidal Power Programming Board Shepody Bay Cumberland Basin Minas Basin Atlantic Development Board

Ten Cardinals To Accompany Pope to U S Visit

Pope Paul VI will be escorted by ten cardinals on his peace pilgrimage to New York on October 4. Five American cardinals join him: Richard Cushing Francis Spellman James McIntyre Joseph Ritter and Lawrence Shehan. Television networks and satellites will pool to provide international coverage across the Western world.

New York Paul VI Richard Cushing Boston Francis Spellman James Francis McIntyre Los Angeles Joseph Ritter St. Louis Lawrence Shehan Baltimore Early Bird European Television Union Ria

Boyer Home Sets Funeral For Only Son

Actor Charles Boyer returned from Paris to arrange funeral services for his only son Michael Charles Boyer 21 who died of a gunshot in what police called possibly a prank or an act prompted by unrequited love. Police said the death occurred at his temple and that Boyer had been in Paris when notified.

Los Angeles Charles Boyer Paris Los Angeles International Michael Charles Boyer Boyer Michael

Metal Bits Found In Welfare Lard In Michigan

Michigan Welfare Department reports dangerous metallic particles found in two pound bricks of lard distributed to welfare families. Deputy director Lynn Kellogg said the lard went to a substantial number of people in Antrim County. No illnesses reported yet, and efforts are underway to retrieve the lard.

Lansing Mich

Nationalist China to Aid Saigon with Technical Help

In a joint statement issued after talks at the Pentagon Defense Secretary McNamara and Chiang Ching-Kuo, Nationalist China agreed to provide more technical aid to South Vietnam.

Washington

Fire Sweeps Navy Center Near Tokyo

A major fire hit a U S Navy communications center near Tokyo early today killing 12 servicemen and badly injuring 14. The two story frame building 20 miles southwest of Tokyo housed classified relay work. 84 on duty escaped unharmed. Japanese crews were initially barred from the scene, delaying response. One Japanese firefighter was injured. a security action limited photography at the gate. Names of victims withheld pending next of kin notification.

Tokyo UPS U.S. Navy Here U.S. 7Th Fleet Imperial Japanese Navy Navy

Law Has Teeth But Not Prisoner Teeth Refused

In Portland England a prisoner asked the National Health Service for a new set of false teeth after his old ones were lost during a police chase. The NHS refused the request.

Portland England UPI National Health Service

Statehouse tax plan battle narrows as labor backs Dem proposal

Democratic leaders seek a tax package that could raise more than the 83 million target while avoiding new levies. Gov Volpe bids for AFL-CIO labor support for a 202 million plan including a 3 percent sales tax. Ways and Means delays action. labor meetings with Democrats continue. Leisure time aid for Old Age Assistance rises to 11.50 monthly pending federal coverage. County budgets advance with 39.9 million total and additions. MDC approves a 1.42 million sewer line contract under the Charles River.

Boston Massachusetts John A. Volpe Afl-Cio Statehouse Volpe House Ways and Means Committee Joint Taxation Committee Massachusetts Senate

Jailbreaker Stll Eludes Police Hunt

Authorities pursued scattered leads in the search for jailbreaker Georges Lemay as deputies investigated sightings by witnesses in motels bars and at airports with his wife Lise. Lemay, 39, escaped Dade County jail after tying a cable to a nail and sliding from a seventh floor window aided by an onetime deputy and three others.

Miami UPI Georges Lemay Lise Wone Nassau Lemay Montreal Dade County T. A. Buchanan

Deepest Sealab dive by aquanauts faces sea lion joiner talk

Aquanauts M Scott Carpenter and Wallace T Jenkins descended to 253 feet in the Sealab 2 underwater living project. Depth gauge trouble halted the attempt, with the prior record at 234 feet. Navy reports improved visibility and notes sea lions often visit the craft and may be invited inside the Sealab.

Sea Lion LA Jolla Calif Scott Carpenter Wallace T. Jenkins Carpenter Sealab George Bond Navy Bond

Nantucket Steamer In Collision

In dense fog Nantucket collided with a 73 foot fishing boat Venus carrying 100 persons. All aboard Venus were rescued by the Nantucket. Venus suffered a gash to its bow and was towed to shallow water by the Coast Guard as salvage attempts were planned.

Woods Hole Mass UPI Nantucket New Bedford Edward C. Sanchez Venus Coast Guard

Television Documentary Producer Dies at 51

New York CBS producer David Lowe died of a heart attack at the Friars Club. He was 51 and husband to Harriet Van Horne. Lowe created CBS Reports and finished Tuesday's KKK The Invisible Empire. He earned a Peabody for television journalism.

New York UPI David Lowe Columbia Broadcasting Company Friars Club Lowe Harriet van Horne New York World-Telegram Scripps - Howard CBS KKK Invisible Empire Congress United States

Mother Sues Detroit Board Over Son's Grade Promotion

Mrs Lucy B Andrews 37 sues in federal court to stop interference with her son Bruce 15 being promoted to ninth grade after failing English math civics and general woodworking. School officials say Bruce did not pass the required subjects.

Detroit Detroit Board of Education Lucy B. Andrews Bruce

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