Man awarded 4000 for stew mix up at hospital
A Winooski man, Armand DuCharme, won 4000 in a Chittenden County Court suit against De Goesbriand Hospital Burlington for a November 12, 1962 meal error that replaced his milk diet with stew and led to surgery. He sought 20000. Burlington lacks a postmaster. James Fitzpatrick remains a candidate after a year of no word.
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Vermont Professor Receives Honorary Spanish Cardiology Membership
Burlington UPI reports professor emeritus Wilhelm Raab of the University of Vermont College of Medicine is awarded an honorary membership in the Spanish Cardiological Society on his 70th birthday after publishing biographical articles in European journals. Montpelier UPI notes Williamstown man John M. White named director of Vermont State Employment Service by Stella B. Hackel, replacing E Reynolds Johnson who retires. White, 43, joins after 30 years as a state employer, head of Manpower Retraining, DES mobile team leader in Grand Isle County, and head of Vermont War on Poverty youth center.
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Grand Isle County
Ratigan Renominated Vermont U S Attorney by Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the renomination of Joseph F. Ratigan of Rutland to be U S attorney for Vermont and sent the nomination to the Senate for action.
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Burlington Agency Named Advertising Coordinator for State
Wheeler Wood and MacLeod Advertising Agency of Burlington takes over today as the coordinator of advertising for the state Development Department. It will handle the advertising budget adopted by the legislature. The appointment is for an indefinite period.
Saratoga Springs Approves $2.7 Million Renewal Project
The Saratoga Springs city council approved a $2.7 million urban renewal plan including a shoppers mall off street parking playgrounds mixed housing and a low income public housing project. About 57 families will be affected and taxpayers may pay about $300 000 toward the cost.
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Cohoes Youth Dies in Suspected Suicide at Home
Twenty five year old Charles H Fonda Jr of Cohoes reportedly took his life with a single rifle shot through the chest on Wednesday afternoon. His mother Mrs Mary Fonda found him in a second floor hallway of their home around 4 30 p m. The unemployed man had been ill and despondent in recent weeks. police call the death a personal safety related incident.
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Low-Hampton Exchange to Go Dial July 15
The New York Telephone Company's small Low-Hampton exchange in upper Washington County will convert to dial operation on July 15 and expand its local calling area. The 31-subscriber exchange is served by New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Fair Haven Vermont. Toll-free service will be introduced between Low-Hampton and the Benson Vermont exchange.
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Pittsfield Incinerator Plan Fueled By Waste Growth
Pittsfield officials weigh reviving a $500,000 East Street incinerator unused for over 15 years to manage shrinking landfill space. James Richmany of the Landfill and Incinerator Commission says reactivation is essential despite taxpayer costs, as no better sites exist. In Williamstown, the John Hay Fellows Program opens at Williams College with 65 fellows from 23 states for a summer humanities institute running to July 31.
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Stock market: prices firm early trading
New York stocks opened firm with mixed moves across sectors led by steady steels and aircrafts. Major gains included General Motors up to 95 percent and United Airlines rising to 70, while Northwest Airlines fell to 78 1/2 and Douglas Aircraft slipped to 37.
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Robert Ruark Dies in London After Internal Bleeding
UPI reports columnist and best selling author Robert Ruark died in Middlesex Hospital London after treatment for internal bleeding failed. At 49, Ruark who described himself as a hack had a 30 year career spanning novels and a prolific column, with Some Thing of Value a major film. his work began in North Carolina and included World War II service and radio and newspaper roles.
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Bruce Frazer
Washington
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Roy W. Howard
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St. Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates listed include 3 months 6.30, 6 months 11.70, 1 year 22.50 within a 50 mile Vermont area. UPI distributed news. Advertising and newsroom contact numbers provided.
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Vermont Senate Race Signals Ready for Fall Special Elections
In Montpelier, 30 Vermont state senators were polled on fall special elections for a reallocated assembly. William Burke of Rutland County is the lone sure candidate not seeking another term. Others named as definite or probable contenders include Olin Gay, Donald Arnold, Harold Raynolds, Daniel Ruggles, Donald Smith, Helen Franco, Marshall Dunham, Robert Wilson, Stovan Christone, Charles Delaney, John Kelly, George McGregor, Hector Marcoux, Douglas Kitchell, Samuel Loomis, Noel Viens, Walter Wheatley, Irv ing Eastman, Samuel Fishman, Edward Janeway, George Lawson, George Morse. and undecided Allan Angney, George Cook, Ellery Purdy, John O'Brien, James Kennedy.
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Windsor County
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Washington County
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Marshall Dunham
Franklin County
Robert Wilson
Bennington County
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Windham County
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John Kelly
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Hector Marcoux
Chittenden County
Douglas Kitchell
Caledonia County
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Lamoille
Noel Viens
Grand Isle
Walter Wheatley
Orange
Irving Eastman
Samuel Fishman
Addison
Edward Janeway
Windham
George Lawson
Orleans
George Morse
Caledonia
Allan Angney
Bennington
George Cook
Ellery Purdy
Rutland County
John O’brien
Chittenden
James Kennedy
Essex
Missile's Bigger Bang Prompts the Planning
Washington reports the Pentagon will hold Minuteman force to 1000 missiles due to advances in warhead design. The upgraded Minuteman II could carry three warheads, potentially matching 2600 older missiles in destructive power. McNamara discussed the upgrade in Congress this year. The Air Force completed installing all 800 Minuteman I missiles under the $6 billion program.
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