Maine Doctor 87 Still Mixing Medical and Human Arts
Dr Nat Barker of Yarmouth Maine marked his 60th year as a general practitioner. He makes house calls day and night, never refuses treatment, and still accepts night calls with caller provided transportation. The 87 year old native of Dresden stays active with a traveling library for patients and continues to blend medical care with reading material to ease convalescence.
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Yarmouth
Maine
UPI
Virginia
Dresden
Nat B. T. Barker
Canadian Border
Kentucky Mountains
Barker
Woodland
Pownal Coed Begins Antioch Studies Today
Miss Gertrude Mary Falvey of White Oaks Road Pownal graduates from Mt. Greylock and joins 225 1965 high school graduates entering Antioch College for a year round program. The summer entrants will study on campus through September with about 500 upperclassmen in a four quarter plan.
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Pownal
Gertrude Mary Falvey
John Joseph Falvey
White Oaks Road
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Antioch College
Liberal Arts College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Colege
Falvey
Silver Star for Viet Nam deeds awarded to Sgt J David Shapiro
Army Sgt. J David Shapiro 27 of Cambridge earned the Silver Star for heroism during a 30 April 1964 air evacuation in Viet Nam while advising a Vietnamese patrol. Presented at the Boston Army Base by Brig. Gen. Costas Caraganis, the award cites his bravery under heavy fire as he helped wounded and ensured the last helicopter landed. Shapiro served six months in Vietnam.
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Boston
UPI
Army
J. David Shapiro
Cambridge
U.S
Shapiro
Costas L. Caraganis
94Th Command Headquarters
USAR
Viet Nam
Modern Spying Deepens Into Drudgery Not Glamour
Washington report on espionage notes the craft has shifted to nuts and bolts work. It highlights agents like Klaus Fuchs case figures and Col. Rudolf Abel, detailing cash, cover identities, and the rise of aerial photography in modern spying. Next: Communist maneuvers against the U.S.
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Contary
UPI
Harry Ferguson
United Press International
Washington
UPD
Mata Hari
Harry Gold
Klaus Fuchs
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Col
Stig Wennerstroem
Air Force
Moscow
Rudolf Abel
East River Savings Bank
New York
Tures
Russia
Cuba
Central Intelligence Agency
China
Maple Makers Report 1965 A Sour Season
The University of Vermont extension forester said Vermont sugarmakers had a poor 1965 season with a crop of 340000 gallons, down 30 percent from 1964 and 21 percent below the 1959 63 five year average, tying the 1959 low while Vermont remained the top New England producer at 79 percent of the six state region total.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Vermont
Raymond T. Foulds Jr
New England
Vermont House Approves Handicap Education Aid
The Vermont House voted to approve a bill totaling 110000 dollars to fund six classes to teach handicapped children. The measure, created by the Department of Education, transfers responsibility for educating all children to the state and was sent to the governor for signature.
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Montpelier
House
Department of Education
Vermont
Early Bird satellite I N Inaugurates Commercial Service
President Johnson opened the Early Bird satellite commercial operation in the cabinet room promising broad international participation. He called the venture a milestone in communication between nations and noted its 44 nation joint effort and peaceful space exploration aims.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Atlantic
United States
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Saigon
Antioch Studies
Hub
Abel
Brooklyn
Gary Powers
Ary Powers
James
Bond
007
Ian Fleming
Powers
Maple Makers
Grand Union -E
Myn
Grand Union Empire
Kane, Inc
Dial
Main St
Bennington
the International Whisky
Schenley Distillers CO
N.Y. C
Comsat
Walter Whitney
Carrolls
C. E. Markey
Manchester Depot
Tod
Coste
Blackwall
Grantmaster
Whitewall
North Bennington Road
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