Vermont Heart Grant Funds Study On Invertebrate Hearts
A $1400 gift from the Vermont Heart Association supports Dr Frances V McCann of Dartmouth Medical School Hanover NH in a national American Heart Association program. Her work focuses on heart properties in invertebrate animals, especially the moth, to reveal basic cardiac impulses and similarities to human heart function.
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Rutland
Vermont Heart Association
American Heart Association
Walter W. Buttrick Jr
Vermont Group
Frances V. McCann
Dartmouth Medical School
Hanover
N.H
Burlington gains assistant director of fundraising for Arthritis Foundation
A. Wilson Barstow announced W. Peter Johnson of Burlington will serve as assistant director of fundraising and public relations for the Vermont Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. Johnson, a St. Michael's College graduate and graduate student in education, will organize volunteer committees for the fall drive and oversee publicity. He previously served in the Vermont National Guard and worked with the Burlington City Planning Commission on the Urban Renewal Project relocating families from the project area.
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Burlington
A. Wilson Barstow
Vermont
The
Arthritis Foundation
W. Peter Johnson
St. Michael’s College
Johnson
Vermont National Guard
Burlington City
Gubernatorial Candidates Speak at Vermont Young Republicans Workshops
The Vermont Federation of Young Republicans will host two campaign workshops in Clarendon and Montpelier. Richard A. Snelling of Shelburne leads the first session at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the North Clarendon Grange, with Thomas L. Hayes of Fair Haven speaking the next night, Aug. 17, at the Montpelier Tavern Inn. Each candidate will outline plans and discuss youth Republican involvement.
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Clarendon
Vermont Federation of Young Republicans
North Clarendon Grange
GOP
Richard A. Snelling
Shelburne
Thomas L. Hayes
Fair Haven
Montpelier Tavern
Montpelier
Blood drives in Vermont and New Hampshire tally 681 pints
UPI reports last week yielded 681 pints across eight Red Cross blood drawings in Vermont and New Hampshire, down 147 pints from the prior week. Mansfield Avenue center in Burlington distributed 617 pints, with 570 to 62 local hospitals. Forty seven pints went to other centers as replacements for 11 residents hospitalized outside the region. Concord New Hampshire, Rutland Vermont, and Bellows Falls Vermont each reported draws of 100 pints or more.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire Red Cross
Mansfield Avenue
Concord
N,h
Rutland
Bellows Falls
RPI Faculty Win Eight Grants for Engineering and Science
Dr. Ernest F. Nippes announces eight awards totaling 392857 dollars allotted to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for engineering and science research. Grants come from NASA NSB NSF AEC Aberdeen Proving Ground and SUNY, impacting work of Roy Wunderlich Medicus Winhold Yer gin Stoloff Parsegian.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
The
National Science Foundation
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Aberdeen (Md.) Proving Ground
State University of New York
Comedy Arts Theatre to close Aug 7 over finances
Saratoga Springs announces the Comedy Arts Theatre will shut August 7 unless box office support rises. Producers Richard R. Cuyler and Daniel Krempel cite failure to build or retain audiences. The closing hinges on the run of The Imag inary Invalid by Moliere opening August 3. Glens Falls notes Vittorio Giannini will attend Lake George Opera Festival opening for The Taming of the Shrew, staged at Lake George, opening August 11.
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Saratoga Springs
Comedy Arts Theatre
Richard R. Cuyler
Daniel Krempel
Moliere
Glens Falls
Vittorio Giannini
Lake George
Hill named assistant librarian at Norwich University Northfield
North Adams Paul F Hill of North Adams has been named assistant librarian at Norwich University in Northfield Vermont. A West Salem Ohio native, he graduated Ashland High School in 1949, earned an A B in History from Kenyon College in 1958 and a MLS in 1965 from SUNY Albany. He has worked at North Adams State College Library and the New York State Library in Albany and served as an unemployment insurance examiner. From 1952 to 1954 he served in the U S Army with the 21st Infantry Regiment 24th Division in Japan and Korea.
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North Adams
Paul F. Hill
Norwich University
Northfield
West Salem
Ohio
Hill
Ashland High School
Kenyon College
State University of New York
Albany
North Adams State College
New York State Library
U.S
21St Infantry
Japan
Korea
Cape Cod Criticizes Wild Weekends Hurting Mass Image
Angus R. MacDonald of the Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce blames rowdy parties and wild driving on Cape Cod for giving Massachusetts a negative national image. He urges a strict police crackdown to prevent a Coney Island reputation and warns repeated riots could harm tourism.
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Great Barrington
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Angus R. MacDonald
Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
Bay State
Coney Island
America
MacDonald
Jug End
Hampton Beach
Cape
Sunglasses Ease Night at Tanglewood Concert
A Lenox audience member watched a Tanglewood show with sun protection as Bell Telephone Hour cameras recorded parts of the program. Floodlights blinded some patrons and programs served as shields while others closed their eyes. After intermission the TV crew left and the crowd relaxed.
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LENOX
Tanglewood
Bell Telephone Hour
B and M Ordered To Keep Trains Open Pending Appeal
A three judge federal panel ordered Boston and Maine to operate passenger service between Springfield Massachusetts and White River Junction through Wednesday night to allow Vermont time to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Vermont seeks to preserve a temporary injunction against the railway while the state pursues the high court review.
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William O. Harlan
Washington
Harlan
B&m
Supreme Court
Vermont
U.S
Sterry Waterman
St. Johnsbury
T. Emmett Clark
J. Joseph Smith
Hartford
Central Vermont Railway
CVR
White River Junction
CNR
Montreal
New York
Ernest Gibson
Public Service Board
Ketcham
Senate
ICC
Flying Saucers Reported In Washington Area
UPI reports flood of flying saucer sightings in Maryland and Virginia suburbs of Washington. Police and state patrolmen, plus local officers, saw bright multicolored lights. FAA and area airports detected none on radar. A Prince George County officer described watching six to eight objects near Beltville toward Baltimore.
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Washington
UPI
Maryland-Virginia
Montgomery
Prince George
Alexandria
Federal Aviation Agency
Prince George County
Maryland
Beltsville
Baltimore
Retiring Reischauer sees Japan shaping Asia's future
Former U.S. ambassador to Japan Edwin O. Reischauer told UPI that Japan will be the dominant positive force in Asia, surpassing Red China in influence. He noted Japan will shoulder Pacific duties, but warned against expecting renewed U.S. nuclear defense ties due to Japan's pacifist strains. He added Japanese public opinion on U.S. Viet Nam policy is softening.
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Washington
UPI
Japan
China
Asia
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Reischauer
Harvard
U.S. News & World Report
Tassume
Viet Nam
Bennington Banner Advertising Rates and Contact Lines
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising contact numbers and notes daily publication with holidays. It provides delivery options, address at 425 Main Street, and subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide regions.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Alcoholic Drivers Blamed For Many Highway Deaths
Massachusetts highway safety official Bruce Campbell says about 200000 alcoholics drive in the state and may cause one third to one half of auto fatalities. He urges license suspension for drunken drivers until the registrar is sure they are not alcoholic and notes growing support for an implied consent liquor test law.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Bruce Campbell
Massachusetts Safety Council
WBZ
Campbell
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy Denies Reading Warren Report on Kennedy Death
In a UPI interview Senator Edward M. Kennedy said he has not read the Warren Commission report and has no intent to, but remains convinced Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. The exchange follows new editorials questioning the commission’s conclusions and calls for independent review.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Fand
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
United Press International
Kennedy
Edward Jay Epstein
Harvard
Epstein
Earl Warren
Oswald
Richard N. Goodwin
Congress
Goodwin
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United States
Benningt Telephone
Ted Kennedy
Beneficial Finance Co
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Richard Young
New Hampshire
Sherry Tallman
Morrisville
Louis F.requia
Portland, Maine
Monica Begos
Lisbon Falls, Maine
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Augusta
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