Birth Trauma Debate Sparks Lifelong Questions
The article surveys claims that birth itself can cause lasting trauma, noting Harvard psychiatrists and French obstetrician Frederick Leboyer. It describes Leboyer’s gentler birth method, its reported effects, and the debate over its scientific validity and potential influence on future medical practice.
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Harvard
Frederick Leboyer
Leboyer
France
North Bennington's landscape saving formula described
North Bennington leaders present a simple plan to preserve the village’s character by removing blighted structures and replacing them with small parks. Fred Welling and locals recount the process, citing former buildings like the Beechnut and White's Hotel transformed into greenspaces with community funding and neighborhood support.
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North Bennington
Fred Welling
Elizabeth Dwyer
New York City
Thomas P. F. Hoving
Manhattan
North Village
Park-McCullough House
North
Welling
White’s
Bank Square
Sage City Syndicate
Walter R. White
Dwight Thomas
Humphrey
Frank Powers
Buxbaum
Weir
Prospect Street
Peyton Place
H. T. Cushman Co
Henry T. Cushman
Green Mountain Furniture
Estes Mill
Carl Jolivette
Cushman
J. Edward
White
Ike
Mike
Sammy
Meagher
Catamount National Bank
Harris
Lake Paran
Looking Back at the April 1964 Assembly Hall Contests
Eight juniors will deliver speeches on present day problems at the Looking Back assembly hall. The program notes reflect on events from 10 years ago including local civic actions and national milestones such as Cape Henry settlement in 1607 and Booth’s death in 1865.
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Welling
Henry Allen
Allen Harness Shop
Patsy
Perrott
M. Louise DeWilde
Longmeadow
Bennington College
Miss DeWilde
A. E. LeBlanc
Dewey St
Harry Fienberg
Henry Charles
A. K. Ritchie
Main Street
Ben Franklin
Yale University
College Theatre
United States
Vermont
America
Cape Henry
John Wilkes Booth
Bennington Horse Shows Invite Families to Enjoy Free Viewing
Letter from Anna P. Mattison announces six Sunday horse shows from April to September at Earl Burgess Arena Bennington. Audience watch for free. riders pay entry and weather won t stop the events. Ribbons trophies and lessons aim to teach smiling perseverance to kids ages two and up. First show April 28 1974 with contact numbers 442-2227 and 447-7320.
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Earl Burgess Arena
Burgess Road
Barney Road
How cancer service helps when the patient goes home
The American Cancer Society connects Bennington County patients with financial aid and home support after hospitalization. A service chairman assesses needs, coordinates physician approval, and dispenses funds for nursing care and medications, with a yearly $200 limit. Transportation costs and other aids are provided by the Vermont division.
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Cancer Service
Bennington County Service
American Cancer Society
Bennington Home Health Agency
Putnam Hospital
Social Service Department
Senior Citizens’ Center
Montpelier
Elizabeth Burke
Bennington
K.A.O. Ellem
Institute For Medical Research
Cancer Society
Vermont
Bennington County
Paul Crane
R.N
Leonard Morse
D. Dexter Davis
Russell S. Fenn
Cancer Crusade
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