Vermont to treat many mentally ill in general hospitals
Vermont officials propose treating most mentally ill in general hospitals within their communities. Dr. Jonathan Leopold says local hospital care can aid rehabilitation with little extra cost and improve outcomes. Local treatment would center in communities and reduce the need for specialized facilities.
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Troy Council OKs $1 Million Urban Renewal Notes
The Troy City Council approved issuing 1 million dollars in urban renewal notes to fund Project A. The project area runs from Congress Street north on Fifth Avenue to Fulton Street, east to Eighth Avenue, south to Broadway, west to Institute Alley, then back to Congress Street.
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Cave Explorer Buried Forever After Cavern Collapse
DOLGEVILLE A cave collapse 740 feet underground entombed 23 year old James Mitchell a Winthrop Mass chemist last Saturday. Hundreds of tons of rock and dirt weakened by drilling into the shaft fell into the crevice as two expert explorers escaped. Rescue teams halted further efforts Thursday and the father in Waterville Ohio called the cavern a natural tomb for his son.
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Plinney leads Viet Nam protest march in Pittsfield scene
In Berkshire, Arthur B. Phinney of Lenox joined about 12 placard carriers in a downtown Pittsfield march opposing U S involvement in Viet Nam. Signs urged reconvening Geneva and ending escalation as shoppers watched peacefully.
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Stock market opening mixed with gains in chemicals and oils
New York stocks opened with mixed prices in moderate trading. Motors were generally softer while chemicals and oils firmed. Metals edged up slightly and electronics rose overall. DuPont rose to 24712, Monsanto to 86, Union Carbide to 131, with others showing smaller moves.
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Decision on Cardinal Cushing Surgery Expected Today
Boston archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing, 69, faced possible surgery for an undisclosed illness after tests at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. A spokesman said doctors planned 24 more hours of testing before deciding if surgery is necessary, while The Pilot urged prayers for the hospitalized leader who has battled illnesses for over a decade.
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Dr White Honored By Terry for Heart Disease Advances
Bolton UPI report on Dr Paul Dudley White honored by Surgeon General Luther L Terry. Terry credited White with blazing trails in cardiology, shaping progress against heart disease and advising during Eisenhower’s 1955 heart attack. He praised White’s daring role as executive director of the National Advisory Heart Council when the National Heart Institute formed in 1948.
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Newspaper Subscription Rates by Delivery Radius
Rates show Home Delivery by Carrier and Motor Delivery at 10 cents daily. Within a 50 mile radius and all Vermont, three months cost 6.30, six months 11.70, and one year 22.50. Elsewhere in the United States three months 7.00, six months 13.00, and one year 25.00.
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