Five Month Return To Work After Four Resuscitations
Scott Harrington, a 27 year old Bennington father, survived four cardiac arrests thanks to external cardiopulmonary resuscitation ECPR. The May 1968 events at Putnam Memorial Hospital followed by Vermont Heart Association training led to a statewide hospital based program. His wife Pat calls the outcome a miracle and credits the medical team for saving his life.
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Bennington
Scott Harrington
Scott
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Tem
Albany Medical Center
Vermont Heart Association
North Branch Street
Pat
Vermont
Eleanor Shaw
R.N
Jean Hurley
Powell Regains House Seat After $25 000 Fine
Washington reports Adam Clayton Powell wins seating in the House after a five hour vote, paying a $25,000 fine for alleged misuse of official funds. He loses seniority rights and must pay the fine at $1,150 a month for 24 months, while resuming representation of Harlem and its half million residents.
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Powell
Washington
UPI
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Harlem
Grayer
New York
UPS Russia
Moscow
Ted Moves to Front Bench in Historic Senate Opening
Washington dispatch notes the 1969 Senate opening with stars of prior contests. Goldwater Humphrey McCarthy Kennedy Muskie and others sit in gray suits as 34 new or returning senators are sworn in. Dole Inouye take oaths with left hands. Thurmond escorts Hollings. Bayh injures foot playing basketball.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Edward M. Kennedy
George McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Senate
Kennedy
Humphrey
Goldwater
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Ernest Hollings
D-S. C
Hiya
Strom
Birch Bayh
Kansas
Robert Dole
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Dole
John McCormack
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Only Kennedy Could Have Won Over Long
Washington (UPI) Russell B. Long admitted Kennedy’s strength, saying he could not have been beaten by anyone but Kennedy. Long, a powerful Senate figure and committee chair, acknowledged Kennedy’s decisive challenge in a difficult intraparty contest.
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Powell
New York
Senate
Kennedy
Long
U S Urges Mideast Restraint To Avert Catastrophe
The United States urged restraint by Jews and Arabs in the Middle East amid rising tensions and warned of possible catastrophe if restraint fails. Rusk offered the warning as Britain and the Soviet Union were linked to arms moves and peace efforts faltered.
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United States
Middle East
Russia
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Britain
Jordan
Soviet Union
Israel
Rusk
France
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Paris
London
showdown today over state police handling of lasburg affair
Public Safety Commissioner Er win A Alexander and Gov Philip H Hoff will meet in Montpelier to confront the state police investigation into the lasburg attack on a Negro minister’s home. Alexander denies mishandling, questions Hoffs censure, and awaits possible dismissal action before Hoff leaves office.
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Alexander
Hoff
Lasburg
Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County Family Court
Marcus L. Filley
Rensselaer County Court
Filley
Russell G. Hunt
Third Judicial District
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John T. Casey
A. Franklin Mahoney
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County Republican Committee
Lawrence J. Bizzarro
Casey
John EF. Mirch
Mahoney
New York
Arthur Ristan
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Department of Public Safety
Harold Dean
Clement Potvin
Billy Chilton
Board of Inquiry
Department
State Police
Deane Davis to break with tradition on inaugural tax
George B. Gordon insists land planning is urgent. An annual necrology lists 1968 deaths in the Bennington area.
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Deane Davis
George B. Gordon
Bennington Area
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George Aiken
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