Five Legion Scholarships Available in Vermont
The American Legion Department of Vermont announced five scholarships totaling 3000 dollars for Vermont High School seniors seeking further education. One 1000 dollar award and four 500 dollar awards are planned with an April 15 deadline. Applications available from Lloyd Woodward or the Department in Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Holden Jr Named Officer in New Education Center
Newton Massachusetts Dr A John Holden Jr former state education commissioner named vice president secretary and trustee of Education Development Center the new nonprofit formed by the merger of Educational Services Incorporated and the Institute for Educational Innovation The center will be based in Newton and will work with schools colleges and communities in New England and nationwide.
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Newton
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New England
James R. Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Franklin Lindsay
Itek Corporation
John Holden Jr
Bennington
Education Development Center
Educational Services Incorporated
ESI
Institute For Educational Innovation
IEI
United States
U.S. Office of Education
Lindsay
Board of Education Development Center
Harold H. Howe II
United States Commissioner of Education
Holden
Lucy W. Benson
U.S. League of Women Voters
Frederick Burkhardt
American Council of Learned Societies
John H. Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Francis J. Lally
The
Pilot
Franklin A. Lindsay
Martin Meyerson
State University of New York At Buffalo
Alfred C. Neal
Committee For Economic Development
Arthur L. Singer Jr
Theodore R. Sizer
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Jerrold R. Zacharias
Physical Science Study Committee
National Science Foundation
Agency For International Development
Peace Corps
Office of Education
LBJ Aid Sought For Treaty With Soviet Union
Washington officials said supporters of the U S consular treaty with the Soviet Union hoped President Johnson would back the measure at a news conference to help clear the Senate. Debate has dragged on with no sign of enough defections to secure two thirds approval. Senator Morton criticized administration timidity while officials said the pact would provide faster consular access for Americans arrested in Russia and protect U S interests.
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UPI
U.S
Soviet Union
Johnson
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
United States
Russia
FDA Finds Drug Potency Often Unacceptable In Survey
FDA report shows more than half of 246 drug manufacturers tested had products with unacceptable potency. Of 4,573 samples, 376 or 8.2 percent were outside acceptable levels. Unacceptable samples came from 127 companies. Survey began last spring, sampling 20 drug types where potency matters.
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Washington
UPS
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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