Perrin to begin Milbank Fellowship in biostatistics
Dr. Edward B. Perrin a 1953 Middlebury College graduate and former Barre resident will begin a five year Milbank Memorial Fund fellowship in biostatistics at the University of Washington School of Medicine. The $40 000 grant supports research and study in England and marks one of eight fellowships awarded this year.
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Middlebury
Edward B. Perrin
Middlebury College
Barre
Will Beegin
Milbank
Milbank Memorial Fund
New York City
Perrin
University of Washington School of Medicine
England
Card game raid and fire damage across New York stories
In Troy sixteen people were rounded up at the Central Athletic Club after a Sunday 2 a.m. raid on a poker game. Two players faced gambling charges and the rest disorderly conduct. bail was posted and all were released. Albany reports a Berlin firefighter’s eye injury may be repaired, with surgery restoring the eye’s position and a plan to recover sight. In Rensselaer a cardboard playhouse fire caused several thousand dollars in damage to businesses and two apartments. one fireman was slightly hurt as Vienna Bakery goods were destroyed.
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Central Athletic Club
7Th Avenue
Albany
Rodney Hewitt
Berlin
Hewitt
Childs Hospital
Rensselaer
Broadway
Vienna
Hoosac Mills Buys Ponemah Weaving Mills in Taftville Conn
In Berkshire County Hoosac Mills Inc. acquires Ponemah Weaving Mills of Taftville Connecticut as its third textile plant since 1962. Joseph and John Gorab plan to operate the Connecticut plant today and run rayon and acetate yarn production around the clock except Sundays. The Gorab brothers now oversee 2031 looms across four plants.
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Hoosac Mills Inc
HMI
Ponemah Weaving Mills
Taftville
Conn
HMI Hoosac
Joseph
John Gorab
Connecticut
Gorab
New England
New Hampshire GOP urged to beat Goldwater votes in 1964
Bert Teague NH Republican executive director said the state must deliver 168000 votes for Barry Goldwater in November, beating Nixon 1960 results. He noted 200000 Republicans here with Nixon at 157000 in 1960 and Eisenhower at 176000 in 1956, while a $62000 local share is planned for the general fund of 13 million.
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UPI
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Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Bert Teague
Goldwater
Teague
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William C. King
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Miller
California May Back Miss Freedom Party at Dem Convention
California's 154 delegation may back the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party at the Democratic National Convention. The California Central Committee urged denying seating for the Mississippi delegation and supporting the Freedom Party as open to all citizens, despite Gov. Brown's urging to wait until the convention.
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Freedom Party
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Calif
UPI
Mississippi
South
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Freedom Democratic Party of
Central Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Atlantic City
No Fatalities Over Weekend On State Roads
A helicopter crash on Northfield Mountain injured two Ottawa men during pole setting for Green Mountain Power. Copilot Brian McGarvey, 20, had a fractured ankle and thigh with cuts. pilot Norman Bickler, 42, suffered facial cuts. Both treated at Heaton Hospital in Montpelier. No fatalities reported over the weekend on Vermont roads.
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Northfield Mountain
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Norman Bickler
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Ont
Heaton Hospital
Green Mountain Power Corp
New England Temperatures Set Below Normal for Five Days
UPI reports New England temperatures will average two to five degrees below normal over the next five days with little daily change. Expected rainfall totals range from two to five tenths of an inch, mainly as scattered afternoon showers, with regional normals listed for Nantucket Providence Boston Worcester Concord Burlington Portland Eastport Greenville Caribou Messena.
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Signal Mix Up Involved In Boston & Maine Collision
A Boston and Maine two-train crash near Winchester injured 30 people, including a 7 year old and a 50 year old, after a northbound Budd liner failed to stop on signal on a single northbound track. Ambulatory救救救
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Tower
Mystic Junction
Somerville
Stanley Thompson
Lowell
Anthony Dancourse
Stoneham
Dancourse
Donald Manderville
Woburn Bolt
Rep Tupper Faces Endorsement Split In Maine Race
Rep Stanley R. Tupper Republican of Maine stands alone as the party’s top candidate to win the Maine State Federated Labor Council endorsement while opposing Barry Goldwater. The council endorsed Muskie for Senate and Hathaway for Congress with seven against Tupper.
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Labor Organization
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Hathaway
Council
Bennington Banner: Daily Publication Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for Newsroom and Advertising and notes it is published daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It identifies United Press International as the source of exclusive local and UPI dispatch republishing rights.
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Main St
Bennington
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