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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1962

Page

5

Massachusetts Reaps 52 Million Under Kerr-Mills Plan

Massachusetts collected 52 million dollars under the Kerr-Mills Medical Assistance to the Aged Act two years into the program. Welfare officials say a forthcoming federal social security Medicare plan could yield greater savings for the state, cities, and towns.

Massachusetts Boston Bay State New York California Michigan Kennedy MAA OAA Francis M. Kelly State Public Welfare Department Kelly

Styne Sets Pace With Three Musical Projects

New York AP reports Jule Styne, balancing artistry and business, finishing the score for A Very Special Person about Fanny Brice and planning three more musicals. He will adapt The Porto Fino PTA into a tune show with Sammy Fain, while Aubrey Menen adapts She La for a possible musical with no composer named yet. He also intends to supervise a musical from Nine Farewell’s The Unfair Jo and write its music.

New York Julee Styne Styne Fanny Rice Gerald Green Sammy Fain Aubrey Menen Joel

Churchill improves as doctors fight leg infection

Sir Winston Churchill, 87, could sit up and read papers today amid recovery from a thigh fracture. Doctors at the hospital where he is treated stepped up injections to prevent phlebitis in the injured left leg, a condition that developed on Saturday.

Churchill

Turkey Marketing Order Defeated by Voters in Referendum

Sen. George D. Aiken says the sharp nationwide rejection of a proposed national turkey marketing order reflects farmer opposition to controls. He notes only four states approved the measure while many others opposed it by 80 percent or more.

George D. Aiken Senate Agriculture Department

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