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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1959

Page

16

Color Country Autumn Color in New England Spectacle

A vivid meditation on New England autumn hues describing the impossible range of leaf colors from maples to oaks, dawn light, and the shifting palette within a single day. It explains how sugars and tannins create color, notes how frost can ruin tones, and crowns the region as real Color Country with a remarkable season.

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New England Telephone to Split Stock Five for One

New England Telephone and Telegraph Co shareholders in New York approved a directors recommendation to split the common stock on a five for one basis. The stock split will be effective October 9.

Boston New England Telephone & Telegraph Co New York

Berlin Talks at Camp David See Curtain Rise in Cold War

Washington reports trace the Camp David exchanges between President Eisenhower and Khrushchev over Berlin. Khrushchev denies threats or hard time limits and promises peaceable talks, while Eisenhower pushes a joint statement that no fixed time limit be set.

Washington Camp David Nikita Khrushchev Berlin Khrshchev Eisenhower Khrushchev Moscow State Department Christian A. Herter Andrei Gromyko Fisenhower Neville Chamberlain Stanley Baldwin White House Konrad Adenauer

Currents Sought By Floating Bottles

The Coast and Geodetic Survey released 2,000 glass bottles with two cards inside to study Atlantic currents. Bottles were dropped 10 to 35 miles offshore from the eastern tip of Long Island to Boston. Finders should mail dates and locations to the Washington headquarters.

Washington UPI Coast and Geodetic Survey Atlantic Ocean Long Island Boston

Money's Worth for Individual Investors in Government IOUs

The piece advises small and large investors to consider short term U.S. Treasury bills issued to borrow about four billion dollars to cover government expenses until next year. It explains purchase through banks or brokers, minimum investment levels, and the appeal of 4 percent plus returns on IOUs due within 10 months, with emphasis on market access and fees.

Treasury Anderson U.S U.S. Treasury New York

Miracle Girl Survives Tiny Birth Weighing One Pound Seven

Debra Ann Stanton of Cambridge marked her first birthday after surviving birth at Mt. Auburn Hospital as the lightest baby to do so. Born weighing one pound seven ounces, she later weighed 15 pounds eight ounces. Doctors used a new tubing to bypass a brain vein, a procedure that allowed her to recover. The tubing connects the brain to a valve near the shoulder and need not be removed, with ongoing monitoring planned.

Cambridge, Mass UPI Debra Ann Stanton Debra Ann Mt. Auburn Hospital Debra Leonard Stanton Cambridge Stantons

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