Vermont Heart Fund allocations debated at Middlebury Inn meeting
The executive committee reviewed recommended Vermont Heart Fund allocations totaling 21 900 for research grants 2 650 for professional education and training and 6 550 for community service projects with final board approval anticipated at the June meeting.
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Rutland
Vermont Heart Association
Middlebury Inn
Middlebury
Fred L. Nims
South Londonderry
State Heart Fund
Heart Fund
Logger Falls From Dam in Hudson River Tragedy
George Middlebrook, 44, of Victory Mills, presumed drowned after slipping from the Fort Miller dam while attempting to free a log jam. State police said he and another Fort Miller Pulp and Paper Co. employee walked onto the dam Thursday and Middlebrook fell over the falls.
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Miller
UPI
George Middlebrook
Victory Mills
Hudson River
Middlebrook
Fort Miller Pulp and Paper Co
Indiana professor faults church for unrealized potential
Dr. D. Elton Trueblood, Earlham College philosophy professor, told 600 Methodists at a Troy Conference session that the church is a sleeping giant with tremendous untapped potential. The 132nd annual session covers 382 churches across four districts in Albany Bennington and nearby towns. Barbara Gardner of Randolph will become the conference's first woman ordained as a Methodist minister. Area HVCC dean’s honor roll includes Allan Bain Salem Burton Pine Hoosick Falls James Shaw and Margaret Kinyon Greenwich.
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UPI
Methodist Church
D. Elton Trueblood
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Delmar
Troy
Methodsist Church
Bennington
Burlington, Vt
Glens Falls
Barbara Gardner
Randolph
Troy — Area
Hudson Valley Community College
Allan W. Bain
Salem
Burton Pine
James Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Margaret Kinyon
Greenwich
Town Manager J Maynard Austin Resigns to Attend Pitt Public Affairs
Williamstown report states J Maynard Austin, town manager since May 1957, submitted his resignation effective Aug. 31 to enroll in the University of Pittsburgh graduate school of public and international affairs for one year. The resignation, accepted at a hastily called selectmen meeting, ends his tenure as the town's first and only manager noted for streamlining government and boosting efficiency.
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Williamstown
J. Maynard Austin
University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
Austin
Water Main Work Blocks Roads in North Adams
Intersection of Mohawk Trail and West Shaft Road blocked for water main installation. Access will reopen about 4:30 p.m. daily, but will be closed during work periods. Additional changes noted.
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North Adams
West Shaft Road
Pittsfield Man Faces Expanded Charge In Theft Ring
John Fontaine 35 of Pittsfield already bound over to the grand jury with his wife Rita on receiving stolen goods charges. He was arrested at his antique store on larceny over 100 dollars after two rings were taken from Jean Donovan’s home. The rings were found in his possession and linked to thousands of dollars in stolen antiques from Berkshire County summer homes dating back to 1962.
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Pittsfield
John Fontaine
Rita
Fontaine
Jean Donovan
Berkshire County
The Stock Market List and Comment
A compact stock market item lists key shares and provides analyst commentary. The note covers notable gains and losses, highlighting price movements, volumes, and investor outlook for the day.
Reformed Public Enemy Near Death in Accident
Joseph A. Flaherty once Boston’s Public Enemy No 1 is near death after a street crash in Quincy. Paroled 40 days earlier from Walpole State Prison for rape robbery and assault he suffered multiple injuries while his wife Fran McKearney a Canadian rehabilitated partner stayed at his side.
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Quincy
Mass
UPI
Joseph A. Flaherty
Boston
Walpole State Prison
Walpole
Flaherty
Quincy City Hospital
Fran McKearney
Peace River
Alberta
Canada
Fran
New Hampshire Considers House Reapportionment
The New Hampshire Constitutional Convention debated reapportioning the 400 member House after a federal court warning. Proposals sparked division with many prominent figures opposing changes while supporters urged revision. The roll call resolution passed 211 to 165 amid debates about legislative influence and process.
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Concord
N.H
Newsmen should be allowed to visit Red China says analyst
UPI foreign news analyst Phil Newsom urged restoring access for American journalists to Red China during a dinner, arguing coverage should be settled by independent journalism, not Cold War diplomacy. He proposed U.S. newsmen be admitted to China and reciprocation by Beijing.
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Red China
NEW Britain, Conn
UPI
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China
United Press’ International
Phil Newsom
Newsom
United States
Peking
New Britain Press Club
Herbert D. Welte
Central Connecticut State College
Mainland
Red
United Nations
Bennington Banner Publication Details
The Bennington Banner lists its newsroom and advertising contacts and notes daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays. It is a United Press International member with home delivery options and subscription rates for Vermont within a 50 mile radius and service rates for servicemen.
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Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
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