Visitor from Berkshire Defends Rebel Anthropologist in Hawaii
Berkshire County lawyer John Silard flew to Honolulu to defend Earle Reynolds after Reynolds sailed into a U S nuclear test zone and was tried twice. Reynolds received a six month sentence. Silard called the trial unfair and urged reversal. Reynolds seeks broader public and legal attention to nuclear test issues.
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Marshall Islands
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Williams Speaker Sees Algeria Solution Near at Williams College
Williams College listened as Michael Fuchs, former resident of Moreca, expressed cautious optimism that France is moving toward solving the Algerian problem. He cited De Gaulle’s commitment, Algeria’s poverty relative to France and the U S, and warned that trust hesitates as power concentrates, with concern over successors.
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Barrington Native Denied U S Entry for Lenin Prize Ceremony
Soviet physicist Dmitri Skobelisyn, set to award the Lenin prize for peace to Dr. William E B Du Bois of New York, was refused an entry visa to the United States Tass reports. Du Bois, born in Great Barrington Mass on February 23 1868, is a renowned social worker and influential figure in American history.
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Soviet Institute For Cosmic Ray Research
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District Court grants note plea for two minor alcohol charges
Ruth Dorne of Washington pleaded note to two charges of delivering alcohol to minors in District Court. She is no longer employed at Mapleview Ballroom. probation officials noted she asked a juvenile his age and showed an ID. The plea was recommended, with no objection from state troopers. Dennis Reed and O Clark Rutledge were fined for speeding and parking violations respectively.
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John J. White
Charles H. Perenick
Pittsfield
Dennis W. Reed
Church St
O. Clark Rutledge
Stockbridge Rd
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