Statewide survey seeks academically talented Vermont students
The Vermont State Department of Education launches a first state wide survey to identify academically talented children in public and private schools. Officials define talent as ranking in the top 15 percent nationally for academic ability and aim to use results to tailor local instruction. Data from districts is due by April 1 with a governor's report by October 1.
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Montpelier
ENS
State Department of Education
John Holden
Robert Lull
Shelburne
Robert Twiss
Stowe High School
Max Barrows
Doris Demick
James Cawley
Weston Cate Jr
The
Vermont Education Association
Vermonts 1962 Feed Grain Program Opens for Farmers
Burlington reports the 1962 Vermont feed grain program is open. ASCS officials invite farmers to county offices for details and signup. Eligible farmers from 1959 or 1960 corn, sweet sorghum, or barley base can convert acreage to conservation with at least 20 percent set aside. Diverted corn acreage pays 40 to 50 dollars per acre, with final amounts based on production figures and county rate. Signups provide half the payment at signup and half in fall. deadline is March 16.
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Burlington
Vermont
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
A.F. Heald
ASCS
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Heald
New England Home Show Opens in Boston March 8 13
The 1962 New England Home Show runs March 8 to 13 at Commonwealth Armory in Boston with over 300 exhibitors. Organizers from the Home Builders Assn. present new home equipment and materials while featuring Monsanto's Plastic Home of Tomorrow with a scale model and a full-size Disneyland replica.
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Boston
New England
Commonwealth Armory
Home Builders Assn
Monsanto
Vincent Bonini
AIA
Disneyland
California
My Fair Lady opens March 5 in Albany N Y
On Monday night March 5 My Fair Lady begins a one week engagement at the New Palace Theatre in Albany New York. Charles Victor returns as Alfred P Doolittle a role he has played before in Shaw’s Pygmalion adaptations.
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New Palace Theatre
Albany
N.Y
Charles Victor
Alfred P. Doolittle
Victor
Eliza
Shaw
Pygmalion
Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Home
The
Jason
Sleeping Prince
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Nevada
Barbara
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Tou
Orson
U.S. and World
Percale
Brillo Pads
Morgan Jones
Talon
Novelty Planters
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