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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1965
Page
6
A familiar fever thermometer remains a trusted home health tool used by millions of mothers to monitor children from infancy through adolescence. The device’s long standing presence in American households underscores its role in daily health care and pharmacy recommendations.
A Quincy priest and family counselor, Rev. George A. Carrigg, 34, will lead one of seven national institutes for psychiatric caseworker training in low income areas. Funded by a $796,000 Office of Economic Opportunity grant, the Family Service Association of America will administer the project with Carrigg based in New York City. effective Oct. 15.
A searchable list from Pittsfield General St Luke's and Hillcrest shows numerous patients including Mrs Richard Goodno Jeffery Wilson Debra Theberge Kristina Schutz and others with operations and tonsillectomy noted. Names and addresses appear alongside wards in Pittsfield and surrounding towns.
UPI reports U.S. District Judge James F. Gordon dismissed a $2 million libel suit by former Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker against the Courier Journal Louisville Times and WHAS Inc. The ruling follows Sullivan v New York Times Co establishing actual malice as a requirement for public officials. The judge noted Walker was not a public official at the time.
The Air Line Pilots Association said a UPI report shows a grievance ruling could stop airlines from grounding married stewardesses. Betty Green of Dallas, a Braniff hostess, was fired on November 12, 1964, after marrying February 3, 1963. A neutral arbitrator later ordered her reinstated with seniority. The pilots group called the ruling significant.
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall warned the northeast should prepare for the worst in coping with its drought. He said conditions have not eased and no weather break is expected, urging regional cities to cooperate to avert disaster.
A Thursday evening seminar at the University of Massachusetts Amherst runs from October 7 to November 4. No credits or fees. Miss Marjorie M. Merchant will lead, focusing on American consumers, self service, discount stores, promotions, consumer problems, and responsibility. Registration is available at Berkshire County Extension Service.
Former U S Senator Kenneth B Keating accepted the Republican nomination for associate justice of the state Court of Appeals in New York. He was named to oppose Supreme Court justice Owen McGivern of Manhattan, the Democrat Liberal candidate, after losing his Senate bid last November to Democrat Robert F Kennedy.
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