Skeletons Identified in Vermont Wooded Area Mystery Deaths
In Sheffield two recently identified skeletons are confirmed as Michael Papineau, 14, and Richard Keough, 11, missing since Halloween 1965. Pathologist Woodruff notes no foul play and a mysterious death. dental records will verify identities. The case joins other Vermont notices including insurance premium rulings and a death in Mendon.
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Michael J. Papineau
Richard H. Keough
Woodruff
State Social Welfare Department
Wilfred Proulx
Glover
Cedar Swamp
Sheffield
Bruce Pond
Berkshire IUE Local Rebuffs Sprague Contract Proposal
Down in North Adams shop stewards of IUE Local 200 vote 80 to 5 to reject Sprague Electric Co final contract proposal. Acting president Walter Wood says union dislikes Friday voting on the proposal in Sprague plants. Sprague insists on dropping retroactive pay and bonus provisions if not accepted.
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North Adams
International Union of Electrical Workers
Sprague Electric Co
Walter Wood
IUE
Sprague
Flooding Remains Problem Along Connecticut River
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston warns communities along the Connecticut River face catastrophic flood risk. Readily available water supply, hydro power, pollution and recreation are challenged by extensive development in the flood plain and inadequate protection. Four floods have caused heavy damage.
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Boston
UPI
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Connecticut River
New England
Doctors To Hear Of Medical Care In Vietnam
The Vermont State Medical Society will discuss medical care in Vietnam at its 154th annual meeting, held with New Hampshire’s 176th meeting at Lake Tarleton Club. Col Spurgeon Neel, ex-surgeon to Gen Westmoreland, will present rapid methods for treating combat casualties, while Dr David Stewart will cover civilian medical and surgical issues in the Connecticut basin across 1927 to 1955. The report also notes flood-control debates and the limited reach of upstream reservoirs, urging land-use adjustments to reduce flood damage amid ongoing development.
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American Medical Association
Vietnam
New York Lottery Tickets Go On Sale Across State
New York launched a month long lottery with 1 tickets at 1 each. First drawing set for July 20 with 300000 in prizes per million tickets sold. State expects 30 million tickets monthly and 360 million yearly, 55 percent to education, 30 percent to prizes, 15 percent for expenses.
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NBCU
Burlington
Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York
Americana
Lottery
New Hampshire
Joseph Murphy
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