TV Gimmick Is Now Uniforms Not Medicine
Hollywood AP notes a shift from medical plots to military themes in 32 new prime time programs. ABC and NBC debut action and adventure shows including Combat The Gallant Men McKeever and the Colonel and Ensign OToole. CBS presents The Nurses and Dr Kil Dare spawns The 11th Hour with Kildare Gillespie talent mix. Carol Burnett tours TV shows while eyeing Broadway returns through fanfare roles.
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Hollywood
ABC
NBC
Charlie
Paris
CBS
Kildare-Gillespie
Wendell Corey
Man Higgins
Hazel
Hazel.”’ Higgins
Stanley Holloway
Carol Burnett
Garry Moore
Fanny Brice
Municipal Court cases disposed by Judge Eugene V. Clark
George Vien 31 of Pownal pleaded not guilty to rape and assault with intent to commit rape and was released on 1500 bail. Sonya Salo 23 of Winhall pleaded not guilty to selling a car with a valid lien and released on 300 bail. Robert G. Thompson 20 of Shaftsbury pleaded not guilty to minor possessing malt beverages on probation. Francis R. Hill Jr. 17 pleaded guilty to speeding and fined 25. Crosby A. Perry readsboro pleaded guilty to driving without a license and fined 15. John L. LaFountain 17 Le Blanc Avenue pleaded guilty to no motor vehicle registration and fined 10. Raymond G. Cimphetti 27 North Adams pleaded guilty to no zone registration on a truck and fined 25.
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Eugene V. Clark
George Vien
Pownal
Sonya Salo
Winhall
Robert G. Thompson
Shaftsbury
Two Cars Collide in Bennington Village Accident
Bennington Village Police reported an accident Saturday at 8 06 p m on North and River streets involving a 1957 Ford sedan driven by Charlotte Baker and a 1962 Chevrolet driven by James B Gibney. Left front fenders collided causing slight damage to both cars. Passenger Sharon Baker 11 complained of a sore back.
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River Streets
Charlotte Baker
County St
James B. Gibney
Main St
Gibney
North Street
Baker
River Street
Baxter
Sharon Baker
Navy Recruiter Wins Station of the Month Award
CPO W. E. Talbert, in charge of the North Adams Navy recruiting station covering Bennington County, earned the station of the month honor for June. Cmdr. J. J. Meagher Jr. presented the award, recognizing outstanding recruiting contributions across Western Massachusetts, Vermont, and northern New York. This marks the fifth such award for the North Adams unit since Talbert took command two years ago. Talbert's Navy HQ is at the Bennington YMCA each Tuesday and Friday afternoon.
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W. E. Talbert
U.S. Navy
North Adams Post Office
Bennington County
Cmdr
J. J. Meagher Jr
Navy
Albany
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York State
North Adams
Talbert
Weekend traffic crash reported in Bennington County
State police logged a single weekend crash on U S 7 north of the Carriage Trade curve Sunday at 430 PM. A 1962 Chevrolet driven by Patricia Wilcox of East Dorset rear ended by a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Douglas Ferguson of Waterford New York. Minor damage to both cars and minor injuries treated at Dr. William Loomis office for Wilcox Ferguson Irene and family members.
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Manchester
Bennington County
Patricia Wilcox
East Dorset
Douglas Ferguson
Waterford
N.Y
U.S. 7
Wilcox
Ferguson
Irene Ferguson
White House mix up irks Scots in Edinburgh England error
A Kennedy White House aide addressed mail to Edinburgh England by mistake. The Weekly Scotsman notes the misaddress and mocks the lapse, calling it a poor way to win friends and influence people. The incident highlights the capital of Scotland versus England.
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Scotland
White House
Kennedy
England
Weekly
Scotsman
Clan Kennedy
North Bridge
Edinburg
Saint Laurent Tubes Impress Paris Audience
Paris AP report notes Yves Saint Laurent unveiled a glove silhouette tube collection deemed fresh and elegant. Princess Lee Radziwill attended in a two piece wool suit, signaling interest from high society while Dior rivals faced a legal history and comeback.
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Paris
Yves Saint-Laurent
Christian Dior
Saint Laurent
Christian Dior House
Saint-Laurent
Doll Exhibit Highlights Aug. 9 Village Green Fair
Miss Julia Shipman of Arlington will display 100 of her 200 foreign dolls at the Village Green Fair on the St. Peter’s Episcopal Church lawn. The event runs 3 to 9 p.m. with auctions starting at 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Donald A. Hemenway chairs the fair and John R. Stone Sr. co‑chairs.
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Julia Shipman
Arlington
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pleasant Street
Shipman
Miss Shipman
Mt. Holyoke
Australia
United States
St. Peter’s Parish
Donald A. Hemenway
John R. Stone Sr
Cochairman
First A Power Station To Begin In West Germany
Authorities in Gundremmingen Bavaria announced that construction on West Germanys first atomic power station will start later this year. The site is the nearby village of Gundremmingen on the Danube.
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Guenzburg
Germany
West Germany
Gundremmingen
Danube
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Vermont Bank and Trust
Hicks Greenslet Family Reunion Draws 95 Attendees
The Hicks Greenslet families gathered at Camp Shelley near Shelburne Falls Massachusetts for their annual reunion with 95 members from Vermont and Massachusetts. Organizer Mrs Jennie Hicks Fowler started the event years ago inviting cousins and descendants. Oldest attendee Erwin Thayer 92 of Readingboro led the group with others including Mrs Alice Phillips and Roy Goldthwaite. After lunch swimming and games a brief meeting re elected officers and set plans for next year’s reunion at the same site.
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Shelley
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Hicks- Greenslet
Vermont
Massachusetts
Jennie (Hicks) Fowler
Carpenter Hill Road
Pownal
Hicks and Greenslets
Erwin Thayer
Readsboro
Alice Phillips
Fowler
Benjamin Amadon
Roy Goldthwaite
Mary (Fowler) Hoy
Holland
Harold Baker
Air Grounding Set for Sky Shield III Exercise
Grounded non military airplanes in the United States and Canada for 5 percent of hours on September 2 during Sky Shield III training by North American Air Defense Command. Exercise runs from 2 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. EST.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Canada
North American Air Defense Command
Doctors' Ranks Cut by Protest in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan doctors who quit the province rather than join a compulsory medical care plan may not return. estimates reach about 100. After three weeks 625 private practitioners boycotted July 1, but last Monday they signed an agreement with the government for a special legislative session to amend the medical act and allow practice outside it.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Bennington Banner publication and advertising rates list
The Bennington Banner notes pricing for home delivery in Bennington Vermont and motor route subscriptions. It lists mail rates for 50 mile radius Vermont and elsewhere in the U.S. with three, six, and twelve month options and a 20 percent discount for servicemen.
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Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
U.S
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Yves St. Laurent
Jean Sprain Wilson
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Givenchy
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