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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1970

Page

6

Richest Nation Lags in Infant Death Rate in 1968

In 1968 the United States had an infant mortality rate of 21.7 per thousand live births, worse than 12 other nations led by Sweden at 12.9. Dr. Frank Falkner of NIH warns the health of mothers and babies is jeopardized by social factors such as housing, income, and education. He notes that racial differences are not the sole cause, since blacks are about 15 percent of the population. Nutrition is the most amenable factor, yet requires national commitment to improve.

Patricia McCormack New York UPI America Sweden Frank Falkner National Institute of Child Health and Human Development National Institutes of Health Children United States U.S Falkner Georgetown University School of Medicine Washington, D.C International Children’s Centre Paris Czechoslovakia

Poland Seen As Likeliest Liberal State In Soviet Bloc

In Warsaw Poles face higher costs for coffee vodka and basics yet remain confident Poland is the most liberal Soviet bloc nation. The 1968 turmoil is fading with Gomulka possibly stepping down in two years as party and economy improve.

Poland Terence Andrew Warsaw UPI Soviet Bloc Polish Communist Party Wladyslaw Gomulka West Germany

Four-H Scholarships For Home Economics Majors

National 4-H offers six $800 scholarships to current or former 4-H members planning to major in home economics in fall 1970. Applicants must have at least three years 4-H membership and be enrolled in an accredited college. Each state submits one candidate. winners announced at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 29 to December 3.

Chicago Cooperative Extension Service

Vermont Legal Aid Urges Voters To Be Informed

Vermont Legal Aid urges Vermonters to engage in selecting the attorney general, noting public understanding of the office’s authority is limited. The unsigned STANFORD item questions whether the attorney general’s impact rivals that of the governor. Vermont Legal Aid offers free legal services to the poor.

Vt. Legal Aid Burlington UPI Vermont Legal Aid Vermont

Teen Leaders Meet And Learn This Week

High school students from across Vermont attend a three day Teen Leaders Conference in Burlington June 23 25 sponsored by the Extension Service. Planning by 25 youths from counties and Burlington Urban Center centers on dating race relations dress drugs environmental quality parents and careers with addresses by Sister Elizabeth Candon and Lyman Rowell. Career conferences workshops tours and interest groups run June 23 25 with industrial tours to IBM Essex Junction Simmonds Vergennes and Union Carbide St Albans.

Burlington Extension Service Essex Junction Simmonds Precision Vergennes Union Carbide Corp St. Albans

Milk Truck Driver Ted Keeps Dairy Moving Weekdays

In this June feature Ted the milk truck driver is the unseen link in dairy logistics. He blends milk from multiple farms, measures yield, collects samples, delivers to bulk tanks, and keeps farms supplied as roads open after blizzards. His meticulous care ensures cleanliness and timely deliveries, with farmers and neighbors relying on him daily.

Ted Teddy

Vermont seeks federal inspection of Canadian berries

Vermont Commissioner of Agriculture Edward R. Eurich asks federal officials to inspect Canadian strawberries sold in Vermont. He notes unknown berry quantities entering Vermont and urges Canadian growers to meet Vermont standards on pesticides and growing practices as more farmers sell locally.

Vermont

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