UCS in Fourth Year Shows Private Funding Strength
The United Counseling Service marks its fourth year as a privately sponsored mental health program in Vermont. Since 1959 it has built on earlier centers, collaborates with Putnam Memorial Hospital and Bennington College, and employs a sliding fee scale funded locally to sustain services.
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United Counseling Service
Family Service Center
Bennington Child Guidance Center
UCS
Bennington County
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington College
James M. Toolan
Bennington
Bellevue Hospital
New York
State of
Vermont
Vermont Department of Mental Health
Here
Montpelier
Will of Eu gene B Tankersly Probate Accepted
Eu gene B Tankersly died April 4 at 45 and left a will accepted for probate. He leaves all earthly goods to his wife, who is named executrix, with no limits stated. The Memphis report notes the will’s probate proceeding occurred on Thursday.
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Memphis, Tenn
Eugene B. Tankersly
Miners Trapped as Hope Fades in South Africa Mine
In Freddie Mine at Odendaalsrus, 11 miners remain trapped after a Wednesday rockfall while four bodies have been recovered. Of the fifteen victims, most are African.
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Odendaalsrust
South Africa
Freddie
Five Day Forecast For Boston Area From Weather Bureau
The forecast calls for temperatures in northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island to average about 2 degrees above normal from Tuesday through Saturday. Expect a cool Tuesday then warmer Wednesday, slight drop Thursday, with rising temps Friday and Saturday. Precipitation totals near one-tenth to one-half inch, over half an inch in Vermont, with showers on Wednesday and again Saturday.
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New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Ohio ranks third in bee colonies and honey output
Ohio leads in honey production with 285 000 colonies ranking third nationwide. The state is among the top ten honey producers, highlighting its strong apiculture industry and agricultural capacity.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Sign Shuffle Disrupts Oran Street Signs
In Oran Algeria bands of youths pulled loose blue and white street signs, shuffled and replaced them to confuse the mobile gendarmes, the unpopular security force patrolling the city.
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Oran
Algeria
Titov and Glenn Revisit Space Talk on NBC
AP reporter notes Titov dodges direct questions during NBC hour with John Glenn and ranks his evasive style. Glenn moderates a dialogue on space problems while Titov offers little new information amid a tired Andy Williams Show lead-in and tepid performances.
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New York
Gherman S. Titov
NBC
John H. Glenn Jr
Titov
Glenn
Andy Williams
Williams
Dick van Dyke
Andy Griffith
Ann- Margret
Minor injuries in Bennington village auto accidents
Bennington police reported two minor accidents yesterday afternoon. At 12:10 Norman Dewey of Bennington collided with William T. Kelly of Arlington. Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Kelly had head bruises but no hospital care. At 4:40 Harry Rosenblum of Yonkers and Carl Reynolds of Bennington collided. no injuries resulted.
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Bennington Village
Norman Dewey
Bennington
Elizabeth Chandler
Deep River
Conn
William T. Kelly
Arlington
Safford
Gage Streets
Dewey
Kelly
Park and County
Harry Rosenblum
Yonkers
N.Y
Carl Reynolds
Green Acres
Reynolds
Rosenblum
Greek premier salutes taxpayer as unknown soldier of peace
Athens Greece AP Premier Constantine Caramanlis during a NATO session honors the ordinary citizen as a taxpayer who shares in Atlantic defense work and calls the taxpayer the unknown soldier of peace.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Atlantic Defense
Caramanlis
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North Adams
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Mary E. Murray
Horst Roches
Richard McDowell
Nix Styx
Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Rototiller
Joseph Nadeau
Lawn & Garden Equipment
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