Putnam Hospital to Inaugurate General Practice Residency
Putnam Hospital plans a general practice residency program to attract doctors to Bennington area. Hospital administrator Robert D. Stout notes accreditation by AMA rests on major medical problems and a trend away from general practice. The Vermont New Hampshire program will be led by Dr. Robert H Ostberg with Dr. Arthur S Faris as Director of Medical Education and a committee including Drs Curtis M Flory Richard B Davis Oliver H Durand W Philip Giddings Howard T Guare Woodhull S Hall.
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Bennington
Robert D. Stout
Putnam
The
AMA
Stout
Putnam General Practice
Robert H. Ostberg
Ostberg
University of Connecticut
Yale University
Curtis M. Flory
Richard B. Davis
Oliver H. Durand
Arthur S. Faris
W. Philip Giddings
Howard T. Guare
Woodhull S. Hall
Dr. Faris
Steel pact questioned by UEW leader at northeast conference
Union Executive James J. Matles charged the steel industry United Steelworkers deal favors the few over the many. He told 100 UEW delegates the agreement avoids job shortage and the shorter work week and may spur dissent among younger workers.
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Matles
Grand Jury Refuses Indictment in Senecal Case
A Bennington County grand jury returned no indictment in the Theodore R. Senecal case after hearing evidence from State's Attorney R. Marshall Witten. Senecal faced a statutory rape charge filed April 30, and had pled not guilty and posted $3,000 bail. The jury also inspected the county jail and found it sufficient.
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Bennington County
R. Marshall Witten
Theodore R. Senecal
Fillmore St
Senecal
George H. Plumb
Vermont
Jorney
Colorado GOP eyes Allott challenger amid Love support
Governor John A. Love backed Dominick's stance at a news conference and praised Goldwater as favorable to Colorado voters calling him "a neighborhood boy" while the party weighs viable regional options to challenge Allott.
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Colorado
Allott
John A. Love
Dominick
Goldwater
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
Local items note a Junior Choir picnic at Verdmont in Pownal hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant and choir co-leaders. Listings include dining specials at Iron Kettle and Pownal eateries, plus theater ads for Atlantic June 22. A Vermont grand jury overview explains indictment rules and functions. Political notes cover Socialist party shifts and upcoming swearing in of Leone before Segai and Parliament approval.
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Second Congregational Church
Verdmont
Pownal
Fred Grant
Prospect St
John G. Irons Jr
Grandview St
John W. Miller
Washington Ave
Moro
Leone
Segai
Republicans Look to 1964 At Arlington Dinner Rally
Arlington Bennington County Republicans held a dinner rally with Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote and State Committee Chair Ted Corsones. Corsones praised Gov. Phillip Hoff while urging election of committed locals. Foote warned of leadership gaps and supported Green Mountain Park, noting Vermont’s stake in the track venture. Other officials present included Dr. Clifford B. Harwood and Rep. Dalton Mann.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Ralph A. Foote
State Committee
Ted Corsones
Corsones
Phillip Hoff
Vermont
GOP
Republican Party
Hoff
Rutland
UVM
Foote
Nct
Green Mountain Park
Clifford B. Harwood
Manchester
Dalton Mann
Peru
Leroy Lawrence
Lawrence
Stamford
Erick Erickson
Clifford Harwood
Women’s Republican Group
Absentee Ballot Demand for Bennington School Meeting
Forty Bennington Graded School District voters have filed absentee ballot applications for the June 25 annual meeting. Acting district clerk Mrs. Alice White noted the 9 p.m. Friday deadline, with late applications possible until noon Monday for those who are ill or out of town. Residents newly eligible since May 7 may join the voter list at a Board of Civil Authority meeting tonight at 7 at Bennington Elementary School.
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Bennington
Reapportioning Suit Postponed To October 29
In Burlington Vermont the second hearing on a reapportionment suit against the legislature is moved to October 29 in U S District Court. Atty A Luke Crispe represents plaintiffs T Garry Buckley and Janet Berry with Crispe as Vermont Independent Party organizers. Judge Sterry Waterman cites Crispe's two month medical vacation for the delay.
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Burlington
Vermont
U.S. District Court
Atty. A. Luke Crispe
Brattleboro
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington
Janet Berry
Crispe
Vermont Independent Party
Sterry R. Waterman
Vermont House Okays 2.7 Million Rail Bond
The Vermont House passed final approval for a 2.7 million dollar bond to authorize state purchase of Rutland Railway trackage and right of way. The measure now goes to Governor Philip Hoff for signature.
Funeral services for Thomas Mann in Arlington
Funeral services for lifelong Arlington resident Thomas Mann were well attended. A prayer at his home preceded a requiem high Mass at St. Columban Church. burial was in St. Columban Cemetery. Bearers included local and out of town pallbearers. relatives and friends came from multiple nearby towns and states. Holy Name Society members led by Fr. Buckley prayed at the Mann residence Thursday.
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Arlington
Thomas Mann
St. Columban Church
Gerald Buckley
St. Columban’s Cemetery
Buckley
John King
Roy Grout
Samuel Shoff
William Keough
Raymond Kaepusta
Danby
William Morrissey Jr
North Adams
Mass
Dorset
Pittsfield
Delmar
Albany
N.Y
Richfield
Bennington Reserve Artillery Finishes Camp at Camp Hitch
The Bennington-based section of the Fifth Howitzer Battalion Vermont Army Reserve completed a two-week summer camp in CAMP DRUM New York with an all-day exercise firing three howitzers at a single target for the first time this session. Five artillery batteries from six Vermont towns completed the event and plan to return to their armories today under the command of Captain Virginia N. Perrotta Sr. with HQ at the American Legion building in Brooklyn.
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Camp Drum
N.Y
Vermont
Bennington
Virginia N. Perrotta
American Legion
Brooklyn
Miss Gail Ann Little Weds Connecticut Man
Arlington bride Gail Ann Little wed William M. Danusiar of Seymour Connecticut on June 15 at Sts Peter and Paul Ukrainian Roman Catholic Church Cohoes New York. Officiant Rev Paul Iwachiw. Reception at Ukrainian American Club Cohoes. The couple will honeymoon in Canada.
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Arlington
Gail Ann Little
Ray N. Little
William M. Danusiar
William Danusiar
Seymour, Conn
Paul Iwachiw
Sts. Peter and Paul
Sandra Andrew
Valley Falls
N.Y
George
Louise) Yaroshevich
Operator Dorothy Kelley Retires After 24 Years of Service
Dorothy S. Kelley of 226 School Street retires after 24 years as a local telephone exchange operator. A Mt. Anthony Country Club dinner and dance honored her with a corsage and purse of money from co workers, with about 75 attendees including Mrs. Eleanor Thompson, chief operator, and Willard Nisbet, traffic superintendent.
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Dorothy S. Kelley
School St
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Mittee
Catherine Nevils
Clara Keough
Helen Fraser
Kelley
Willard Nisbet
Rutland
Eleanor Thompson
Manchester
Center
N.E. Telephone & Telegraph
Bennington
Baton Twirl-O-Rama Honors Student Award Recipients
Janet Flynn's Baton Twirl-O-Rama honored Green Mountainettes and BCHS students with awards for perfect attendance, year groups, and leadership roles. Notable recognitions included Gail Horst receiving a silver majorette key, Princess Crawford garnering major donations, and multiple baton and charm distinctions among students and leaders.
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Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Gayle Racicot
Colleen Gavin
Susan Sorenson
Sue Potter
Patricia Hawley
Princess Crawford
Kimmie Harris
Linda Holden
Gail Horst
Judy Farnum
Mary Burgess
Ellen Pearson
Joanne Buck
Bendi Twirling Corps
Green Mountainettes
Dierdra DeVito
Bchs Twirling Corps
Gail
Benhi
Judy Flynn
Benhi Corps
Yankee Doodlers
Arlington
Beverly Senecal
Crawford
Flynn
George Horst
Walter Crawford
Princess
Florence R. Kinsley
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New Hampshire
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Steel Pact
Bennington Briefs
New York
Technicolor
Robert Preston
Tony Randall
Baby Jane
Bette Davis
Joan Crawford
ADV
Ladd Brook
Pownal Center
Hamburg
Italy
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
U.S
Shultz Inc
Main St. Bennington
Children’s Bazaar
Main
Connecticut
Robert B. Solda
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Danusiar
Brian Little
George Yaroshevich
Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity
Canada
William M. Danusiak
Baton School
Eleanor Harvey
Andree Bruneau
Barbara Jean Lawrence
Judy MacDonald
Rosemary Rice
Rosemary Allard
Charlene Morin
Majorette
Boot
Michelle Wright
Kathi Casey
James Mallory
Kathy Luce
Dorothy Buxbaum
Martha Porter
Judy Johnson
Janice Goyette
Christine Galvagni
Jean Peckham
Dani Fager
Joan Rousseau
Theda Sausville
Patty Paquin
Denise Caron
Joanne Galvagni
Linda Beauregarde
Mary Cole
Jayne Brissette
Debbie Delude
Christine Hart
Dolores Caron
Donna Delude
School
Buttons
Sandy Eastman
Kathy Shea
Mary Jean Legacy
Julie Thurber
Patty Casey
Diane Hoyt
Diane Kelson
P. J. DeVito
Mary Ellen DeGrenier
Nancy Sawyer
Jeanne Grant
Susie Philpott
Gale Noyes
Becky Grant
Jackie Wright
Cathy Sawyer
Donna Galli
Linda Pike
Mary Webb
Mary Ann Hall
Sandra Rice
Joanne Rice
Paul Squires
Gail Marckres
Jean Thomas Clayton
Kathy Galli
Virginia Hall
Anne Harris
Debbie Estes
Grace Phillips
Linda Maillet
Dayle Gerity
Tracey Harrington
Susan Porter
Mary Maroney
Mary Shippey
Linda Jordan
Mary Morse
Cheryl Racicot
Silver Bow
Patty Farnum
Karen
Kelli Racicot
Susie Sorenson
Joyce Pratt
E.T. Williams
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