Some Problems of Children Caused By Hearing and Vision Defects
The article outlines how hearing and vision defects in children are hard to detect and impact school, emotion, and social life. It cites symptoms of visual problems such as holding material close, squinting, headaches, and distance misjudgments, and hearing issues like repeated words, attention to movements, and speech problems. Early, complete evaluation by specialists is urged, with periodic checkups and accessible guidance from doctors or schools.
Vermont Maple Syrup Booklet Offered by Vermont Development Dept
Vermont promotes maple sugaring season from late February to April with sap collection and boiling to syrup. A 16 page free booklet, Vermont Maple Syrup and Sugar, covers production steps, glossary, photos, and 19 recipes, available by mail from the Vermont Development Dept. in Montpelier.
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Dartmouth Winter Carnival Opens with Wide Entertainment
Dartmouth Winter Carnival begins a two day run featuring skiing, ice sculptures, plays, concerts, dances, and the queen of the snows. About 3,000 students and guests will attend with nine top intercollegiate teams in skiing and hockey amid a busy schedule of social events and performances.
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Economic Problems Posed By Declining Jobless Rate
Washington UPI reports the falling unemployment rate, the lowest in nine years, prompts debate over economic consequences. The dispatch outlines pros and cons of a tighter labor market and potential inflation risks as the unemployment rate dips further.
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Boston carrier posts 1965 deficit despite traffic gain
Northeast Airlines reports a 16.7 percent rise in passengers to 1,638,335 and cargo to 22.1 million pounds in 1965 yet ends with a deficit. A spokesman says 1965 may be the last year with a deficit, signaling optimism for sustained profits ahead.
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