Public lecture on water resources in Addison County
A U S Geological Survey geologist from the Vermont field office will present a 7:30 p m talk at Dana Auditorium Middlebury College on drought stricken Addison County. Hodges will cover surface and underground water interactions and outline methods to locate additional underground supplies.
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Middlebury
Addison County
U.S. Geological Survey
Dana Auditorium
Middlebury College
Arthur L. Hodges
Vermont
U.S. Water Resources Division
Vermont College Nursing Program Chosen for National Study
The National League for Nursing selects Vermont College nursing program to participate in a four-year nationwide study. Selected departments will act as training testing and evaluation centers. Guides and teaching materials will be developed and assessed to gauge their value in the curriculum and future recruitment for psychiatric nursing.
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Montpelier
Vermont College
National League For Nursing
Vermont Medical Society delegates meet to pick Medicare carrier
The House of Delegates of the Vermont Medical Society convenes this afternoon for the first special session since 1950. They will select a carrier to advise the Health, Education and Welfare secretary on Medicare program administration.
Vermont hospital and nursing home groups set transfer rules
The Vermont Hospital Association and the Vermont Nursing Home Association Liaison Committees met in Montpelier to establish transfer and affiliation guidelines under Medicare and to foster closer cooperation among community health care teams. They emphasized formal patient and records transfer agreements and sharing of medical services including laboratory, pharmacy, therapy, x ray and other diagnostics for Vermont’s aged.
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STOWE
Vermont Hospital Association
Vermont Nursing Home Association
Brown Derby
Montpelier
Vermont
Rabid Cow Found in Albany Farms Sparks Health Alert
A cow from the Alvin Larrabee farm in Albany Orleans County tested positive for rabies at the Vermont State Health laboratory after a several day illness. It is the 32nd rabid animal of the year in Vermont and three people in contact with the cow are receiving antirabies vaccine. Last November, three cows in a nearby area were found rabid as cattle were brought in from pasture where fox exposure occurred.
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Burlington
Alvin Larrabee
Albany
Orleans County
Vermont State Department of Health Laboratory
Vermont
Troy-Irasburg
Westfield
Record Grapes and Apples Dominate State Crops This Year
Albany reports a record grape crop of 145000 tons up 21 percent, and apples totaling 23500000 bushels up 9 percent from last year and 15 percent above 1963. In East Greenbush, Robert C Morris 28 of Old Troy Road Rensselaer was killed when his pickup was struck by a New York Central freight train at a private crossing while en route to fetch coffee for Patroon Island Bridge workers. He leaves a wife two sons two brothers and a sister.
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Albany
State Agriculture Department
East Greenbush
Robert C. Morris
Old Troy Road
Rensselaer
New York Central
Morris
Patroon Island
RPI Architecture School Forms Center for Architectural Research
The board of trustees announced the formal Center for Architectural Research at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's school of architecture. Alan C. Green is named center director and Morton C. Gassman is named senior design coordinator.
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Troy — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
School of Architecture
Alan C. Green
Morton C. Gassman
Boy and Dog Safe After Night in Snowstorm
An 11 year old boy Steven Stephenski and his eight month old dog spent a snowy night in a swamp near Cornwall. They were found safe and taken to Porter Hospital for exposure treatment in good condition. Fire Chief Francis Sharkey and State Trooper Stanley Merriam led a search that began Wednesday night.
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Cornwall
UPD
Steven Stephenski
Porter Hospital
Steven
National Life Policy Holders Safe Despite Collapse
Montpelier officials assure National Life Insurance policy holders their investments are not jeopardized by a $2 million stake in Atlantic Acceptance Corp. The insurer has a $7.7 million contingency fund and over $60 million in unassigned surpluses. Company seeks to reorganize with five other stockholding firms to salvage investments.
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Hunt
National Life
Atlantic Acceptance Corp
Sprague Electric honored as New England Man of the Year
Robert C. Sprague of Sprague Electric North Adams received the New England Council’s Man of the Year award at the Sheraton Boston. He was praised for expanding his company with new branches in Nashua Plymouth Concord Barre and worldwide growth including facilities planned in Worcester and Sanford. Williamstown approves 1966 67 teachers salary schedule raising minimum to 5300 and maximum to 8400 with new bachelor and master degree ranges to take effect next September.
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Boston
Robert C. Sprague
Sprague Electric
North Adams
New England Council
New England
Council
Sheraton
Nashua
Plymouth
Concord
N.H
Barre
Worcester
Mass
Sanford
Maine
Williamstown
Sister Mary Angelorum New Director At St Luke's Nursing School
Sister Mary Angelorum S P former supervisor of intensive care at Providence Hospital Holyoke has been named director of St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing Pittsfield. She succeeds Sister Mary Vincent de Paul who moves to the mother house in Holyoke.
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Pittsfield
Mary Angelorum
S.P
Providence Hospital
Holyoke
St. Luke’s Hospital School of
Mary Loretto
Sisters of Providence
Mary Vincent de Paul
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