Rabid Skunk Bite Leaves Man Unable to Pay for Shots
Gerald Covey of Saint Francis South Dakota, 43, bitten by a rabid skunk, cannot afford the needed injections. A Valentine Nebraska clinic promised help. Covey has received 14 of the required 21 doses. His wife borrowed $100 from the United Sioux Tribes, and a Franciscan mission helped him work. Doctors say the bite near his brain requires costly serum, with death possible within 90 days. Covey has lost his job and cannot reach further care. he blames a failed car and lack of funds.
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St, Francis, S.D
UPI
Gerald Covey
Valentine
Neb
Covey
Tom Deakin
Martin
S.D
United Sioux Tribes
Deakin
Funeral services set for Mrs. Charles Brown in Hoosick Falls
Funeral for Mrs. Charles Brown of Hoosick Falls will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the Church of the Immaculate Conception following services at 9 at Mahar Funeral Home on Main Street. Calling hours at the funeral home begin today after 7 p.m. and continue Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles Brown
Hoosick
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mahar Funeral Home
Main St
Funeral
Catharine T. Smith of Arlington dies at 93
Catharine T. Smith, resident of Arlington and former Rutherford, N.J., died Saturday at Albany Medical Center after a four day stay. Born March 5, 1907 in Rhinebeck, N.Y., she was a Vassar graduate and survived by her husband Robert M. Smith, a daughter Ann R. Smith, and son Ensign Andrew B. Smith US Navy. She belonged to St James Episcopal Church and several clubs. Services at St James Church Monday at 2 p.m. Donations may be made through Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home.
Hello Dolly Debuts in Tokyo Amid Typhoon Rains
More than 2,000 people braved fringe rains to watch Mary Martin debut Asian in Tokyo in Hello Dolly. The full house opening night kicked off a 21 day run as Typhoon Shirley neared. Martin sang Hello Tokyo in Japanese as producer David Merrick eyed a Vietnam troop tour. Carleton Carpenter joins Bennington company as Cornelius.
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Tokyo
UPI
Mary Martin
Shirley
Miss Martin
David Merrick
White House
Viet Nam
Saigon
Carleton Carpenter
Bennington
Cornelius
Miss Vermont in Miss America pageant finals in Atlantic City
Lois Marilyn Dodge Miss Vermont 1965 of Grand Isle sister to Fairdale Farms plant manager Mr Dodge will attend the Miss America finals in Atlantic City tonight. Contestants from across the nation perform in swimsuit talent and evening gown segments while top honors in talent and swimsuit from preliminaries are noted.
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Convention Hall
Atlantic City
Channel 10
Lewie Dodges
Whipstock Road
Vermont
Lois Marilyn Dodge
Grand Isle
Dodge
Fairdale Farms
Miss Dodge
Forrest N. Dodge
Televiewers
Kathryn Blaikie
Carson City
Nev
Nancy Moore
Indiana
Eileen Smith
Indianapolis
Mississippi
Patsy Puckett
Columbus
Villa Barlow
St. Albans
University of Vermont
Johnson Forecasts Northeast Water Supply With Rainfall Hope
President Johnson said the drought plagued Northeast may have enough water through next spring if rainfall returns and conservation continues. The Water Resources Council urged aggressive measures and emergency steps, with federal help pledged, as regions seek to avert a fifth drought year.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Water Resources Council
Stewart L. Udall
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
United States
White House
New York City
Philadelphia
Udall
Delaware River
Trunk Man Sentenced to 13 Years in Israel
Mordecai Luk, dubbed "The man in the trunk," was sentenced by a Jerusalem district court to 13 years in prison for spying for the United Arab Republic. The 31 year old Moroccan born Israeli admitted espionage but said the crime was a ruse to escape confinement after illegal Gaza Strip crossing.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Mordecai Luk
United Arab Republic
Luk
Rome
Cairo
Israeli Supreme Court
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Draft Board Reclassifies Registrants At Local Board No 2
At the monthly meeting of Local Board No 2 Selective Service 17 standby reserve cases and 159 regular registrants were reviewed and reclassified. Names present included Van Vechten B Graves Victor A Agostini I N Bartlett and clerk Viola Conley. Thirty three registrants will report for pre induction exams in Albany September 15 with five transfers. Four will be returned for consultation on September 22 and four will report for induction the same date. Standby reserve: four available in an emergency five not available eight removed after completing obligation. Regular reclassifications list numerous deferments and statuses including 1-A 1-C 2-A 2-C 3-A 3-D 4-A 4-D 4-F 5-A and 32. one registrant cancelled. three deceased.
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Selective Service
van Vechten
Graves
Victor A
Agostini
I, N. Bartlett
Manchester
Viola Conley
Albany
Bennington College Freshmen Include Pat Prandini
Bennington College welcomes 111 freshmen from 24 states chosen from 678 applicants. Among them is Pat Prandini, a Banner writer and Bennington Catholic High School graduate. Judith Lynn MacDonald of Burlington joins the Class of 1969 with two reporters’ backgrounds.
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Bennington College
Colege
Banner
Pat Prandini
Bennington Catholic High School
Judith Lynn MacDonald
Burlington
Bennington
Freshmen Arrive at St. Joseph College for Orientation
One hundred fourteen freshmen are slated to arrive Tuesday September 14 at St. Joseph College Old Bennington for registration in two blocks 9 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 4 p m. Orientation is led by upperclassmen including Thomas Bluto Robert Piccucci Edmund Macfarlane Patricia McGann Martin Oakland Patricia Alcombright Robert Mullen Anthony Gattuso Carol Farrington Sharon Haley Linda Patterson Lorraine Lillie and Lt Col Murray. Sixty six seniors will register September 15 with faculty and staff greeting new arrivals led by Sisters Mary Christine Mary Barbara M Annunciata Julia Marie Miriam Regina and new faculty including Sister Mary Raymond Anita Gauthier and Mrs Annette Burgess and Mr Robert Sheils.
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St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Thomas Bluto
North Bennington
Robert Picc Eucci
Edmund Macfarlane
Rutland
Patricia McGann
West Rutland
Martin Oakland
Arlington
Patricia Alcombright
Robert Mullen
Anthony Gattuso
North Adams
Mass
Carol Farrington
Sharon Haley
Bennington
Linda Patterson
Lorraine Lillie
Pownal
Mary Christine
Mary Barbara
M. Annunciata
Julia Marie
Miriam Regina
Mary Raymond
Anita Gauthier
Col. Murray
Annette Burgess
Robert Sheils
Brandon Training School annual meeting set for Sunday
The Brandon Training School Association will hold its annual meeting Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Administration Building lounge with election of officers and reports on the auction and summer programs. Gold Star Mothers meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the VFW rooms. A distinctive silver grey cat with black stripes is missing in the South St or Union St area. Reward. Call Dr. Toolan 29328 ADV. Wanted nurses aide apply Warner Nursing Home ADV.
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The
Brandon Training School Association
VFW
South St
Union St
Toolan
Warner Nursing Home
Bishop's Fund Exceeds Goals In Burlington Diocese
The 127 parishes and missions of the Diocese of Burlington surpassed their Bishop's Fund goal in 1965, raising 20,388.75 dollars. Churches in the district include St. Margaret Mary Arlington Sacred Heart St. Francis de Sales Bennington Our Lady of Lourdes North Pownal St. Jerome East Dorset Holy Trinity Danby St. John North Bennington St. Joachim Readsboro and St. John Bosco Stamford. Diocesan director Msgr. Edward J. Gelineau announced a new high total of 276,932.81 dollars for the seventh year in a row.
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Burlington
Bennington
Diocese of
St. Margaret Mary
Arlington
Sacred Heart
St. Francis de Sales
Our Lady of Lourdes
North Pownal
St. Jerome
East Dorset
Holy Trinity
Danby
St. John
North Bennington
St. Joachim
Readsboro
St. John Bosco
Negroes Enroll Peacefully in Boston Schools
In Boston, Negro children enrolled calmly at six white schools as the Massachusetts education commissioner urged a pause on broader desegregation. at one site, entry was briefly barred but later allowed. About 300 Negro students were registered across five schools, with mixed reactions and ongoing debates over balancing enrollment and overcrowding.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Owen B. Kiernan
Hoffa Dealt Setback in Mediation Board Ruling
A national mediation board ruling directs an election among about 35,000 Rea Express employees to choose representation between the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and the Teamsters. With roughly 30,000 already clerks, the ballot outcome could end Teamsters bargaining rights in eight cities. Hoffa fought the clerks demand, citing a 1937 no raiding pact, but the board rejected his appeal.
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Washington
Teamsters
Hoffa
Mediation Board
School Boards Praise Allan Heaths Service
Testimonial letters from Bennington Graded and Mt Anthony unions praise retired superintendent Allan J Heath as he steps down after 21 years of leadership. Boards regret his departure while noting his role in education growth and plans for a new union high school now under construction. A separate Pow nal Center rally day at 11 a.m. marks the church service with special music and local helpers.
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Allan J. Heath
Heath
Bennington
Allan
Allan Heath
Mt. Anthony Union School
Pownal
Pownal Center
Jennifer
Jeffrey Rounds
Patty
Cheryl Andrews
Howard van Horn
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