Vermont spends on Brattleboro Retreat patients in first half 1965-66
Vermont expended 256,302.90 for state patients at Brattleboro Retreat in the first half of fiscal 1965-66. Dr. Jonathan P. A. Leopold, commissioner of mental health, said the State Treasurer received 8,969.48 as reimbursement for part-pay patients. During July 1 to December 31 there were 268 patients with an average daily load of 221. The retreat also reports 48 psychiatric patients with 147 visits at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Clinic and 57 patients with 198 visits at the Springfield Clinic.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Brattleboro
Jonathan P. A. Leopold
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Springfield Clinic
Vermont Goes Gas-Named States Reached With Pipeline
Vermont began natural gas service today, joining all 49 continental states as engineers opened a valve on an international pipeline from Canada. Vermont Gas Systems will feed Canadian gas to Burlington St Albans and Winooski areas formerly served by bottled gas. In Montpelier Senator Irving Eastman fell ill while addressing the Senate and was taken to a hospital for tests and observation for up to 48 hours.
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UPI
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Vermont
Canada
Vermont Gas Systems Inc
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St. Albans
Winooski
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Irving Eastman
Addison County
Senate
Eastman
Porter Dale
State House
Whiting
Court Rules on Ads Rights Across Publications
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Ernest W. Gibson ruled that advertisers own their copy and may reproduce ads outside the original publication. The Brattleboro Reformer had sued the Brattleboro Town Crier for copying ads, but the court found no infringement since advertisers requested the copies.
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Brattleboro
UPI
U.S. District Court
Ernest W. Gibson
Brattleboro Reformer
Brattleboro Town Crier
Reformer
the Crier
Crier
UVM Program for American Students from Overseas Featured
The Rome Daily American reports on the University of Vermont program for American Students from Overseas designed to assist well qualified U S students applying from abroad and to inform about other state colleges. President Shannon McCune says the program helps American families overseas facing college costs and planning challenges.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Rome
U.S
Lake George Winter Carnival Opens At West Mountain
A night invitational ski meet at West Mountain Ski Center Glens Falls opens the fifth Lake George Winter Carnival. A public awards party at the Jolly Roger Restaurant will crown a queen. Judges include Edward Lewi Kirtland I King A I Cahill and Robert Hall. Northern New York speed skating championships and the Lake George Sports Car Ice Races run this weekend.
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Lake George
West Mountain
Girl Scouts to Offer Red Cross First Aid Course
Miss Louise Roushey announces Donald Austin will teach a standard first aid course for all Adirondack Girl Scout adults on March 2 from 7 30 to 10 at Moreau Emergency Squad South Glens Falls. After six sessions, a Red Cross Standard First Aid Certificate will be awarded. Sign up at the Girl Scout Office 470 Glen St. First aid textbooks cost 75 cents soft cover or one dollar hard cover.
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Glens Falls
Louise Roushey
Adirondack Girl Scout Council, Inc
Donald Austin
American Red Cross
Moreau
South Glens Falls
Red Cross
Girl Scout Office
Glen St
Red “Cross
Girl Scout
Four Dem candidates on Pittsfield forum platform
The Pittsfield Democratic City Club invites all four gubernatorial hopefuls to share a platform on February 13. Kenneth P. O'Donnell has announced, Maurice A. Donahue is not announced but running, Kevin H. White is not announced, and Edward J. McCormick Jr. will announce later this month.
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Pittsfield
Democratic City Club
Kenneth P. O’donnell
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Kevin H. White
Atty
Edward J. McCormick Jr
Lee Gore Named Temporary Chair Of YMCA Lee Branch
Richard E. Gore appointed temporary chairman of a committee of management to establish a YMCA branch in Lee. The group will operate with Pittsfield as the parent organization and supportive body.
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Lee
Richard E. Gore
YMCA
Pittsfield
Missing Clarksburg father of nine sought by police
Clarksburg police search for 37 year old Alton L Cahoon Jr a father of nine last heard from January 28 after calling wife Jan Cahoon said he is six feet tall 195 pounds with brown eyes and hair may be driving a 1955 Ford station wagon he worked 15 years at a chemical plant in Adams last week theater director Psacharopoulos reappointed at Williamstown Summer Theatre executive director since 1955 directing over 35 productions during 11 years the theatre posted a surplus of 4448 dollars last year
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Clarksburg
Alton L. Cahoon Jr
Williamstown
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Summer Theatre
Radio Performer Stalls Suicide Caller On Air
New York radio host Long John Nebel kept a despondent Staten Island housewife talking for 15 minutes during his late show. The caller, who was not identified on air, eventually agreed to give her phone number, allowing police to contact her and a doctor from St. Vincent's Hospital to treat her at home. Nebel noted a prior 1957 case of a caller who later killed herself.
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New York
UPI
Staten Island
Long John Nebel
Nebel
WNBC
Ken Regan
Navy
Regan
John
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Boy Left Estate By Old Sailor
Tyler Texas report says a 71 year old retired sailor Claude Vernon Holley left his worldly possessions to a 6 year old neighbor boy who befriended him. Holley was found dead at home and a short handwritten will appeared valid by lawyers. Relatives arrived Thursday and must be consulted before access to a bank box. Police found a key and 300 dollars in cash.
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Holley
Radio Moscow Will Be Heard In Chicago
Radio Moscow broadcasts began on WNUS Chicago as Gordon McLendon lines up English shortwave news five minutes before each hour for eight days. He vows no interpretation, presenting Russia's side intact to let the public judge. McLendon has used this method before and expects some criticism. The dessert note mentions gelatin from animal sources.
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Gordon McLendon
McLendon
Russia
Buffalo
N.Y
San Francisco
Houston
Dallas
Shreveport
Louisville
Vaughn Says Viet Nam Speech Not Meant To Uproar
Robert Vaughn of the Man from U N C L E said in Hollywood he did not intend an uproar with his Indianapolis Viet Nam war speech. He outlined soul searching, historical analysis, and a balanced view echoed by senators, editors, clergymen, and Nobel winners.
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UPI
Robert Vaughn
U.N.C.L.E
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Vaughn
United Press International
Congressional Record
Time
Newsweek
The
Washington Post
New York Times
Walter Lippmans
Eric Severeids
James Restons
Viet Nam
Norman Rockwell Signs For Social Security and Medicare
Norman Rockwell, 72, formerly of Arlington and now in Stockbridge Mass, signs up for Social Security and Medicare at the district office. He plans to continue work with full benefits and urges others to enroll in Medicare ahead of March 31 deadline. Rockwell gained fame as a Saturday Evening Post cover illustrator and later appeared in Look magazine.
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Pittsfield
Norman Rockwell
Arlington
Stockbridge
Mass
Rockwell
Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Saturday Evening Post
Look Magazine
World monetary reform eyed with new currency plan
Washington officials urged creation of a new world money within 18 to 24 months to supplement reserves. Under secretary Frederick Deming outlined stages to a conference, a two-stage reform process, and IMF borrowing rights for 103 members.
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UPI
United States
Frederick L. Deming
The
Treasury For Monetary Affairs
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Deming
Congress
Paris
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Judge rules vacation cannot be claimed as professional expense
A federal judge in New York sided with the Internal Revenue Service on a claim by Ephraim Cross, a former New York City College professor, that his European vacation trip cannot be deducted as a professional expense. The ruling, by Judge Richard H. Levet, denied a $519.62 tax refund tied to the trip.
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New York
UPD
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Europe
Richard H. Levet
Ephraim Cross
New York City College
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