Travel U S A slogan faces global mix up
Washington plans to promote travel by foreigners with Travel a new world in six languages. The program targets Russia and Western Europe while expanding to Japan, Australia and Latin America. Budget rises from 2.5 million to 4.7 million. efforts include agents, literature and hotel outreach.
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Ment
United States
New
Seven Seas
Japan
Osaka
Europe
Britain
Australia
Latin America
Gilmore
London Times
America
Vermont Story Goes Global as VDD Boosts Publicity
Vermont plans international exposure as the Development Department leads a publicity push. The Seattle World's Fair opens April 8, 1962, with Vermont set to join the plaza of states. Vermont will feature a state plaque and flag display.
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Vermont
VDD
Montpelier
New York
Roland Vautour
Seattle
Early PKU tests offer hope for affected infants
Vermont health officials urge universal newborn screening for phenylketonuria to prevent mental retardation. Early detection via simple ferric chloride tests can prompt a lifelong strict phenylalanine free diet, improving outcomes for diagnosed children.
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Burlington
Vermont
Marian C. McKee
Health Department
Cugat Sued Over Use of Name in Studio Chain
Robert Germano filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles alleging Xavier Cugat violated a 1958 contract that granted Germano permission to use Cugats name on a chain of domestic and foreign dance studios.
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Los Angeles
Xavier Cugat
Robert Germano
Cugat
Germano
December AF recruiters top expectations exceed monthly goal
Detachment 110 USAF Recruiting topped 157 percent of its 84 month objective by bringing in 132 new air force personnel in December. Maine supplied 60 recruits, New Hampshire 31, Vermont and eastern New York 41, with 18 recruiters at 13 offices across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and eastern New York.
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USAF
Air Force
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Silver St
Manchester
N.H
Tri-State
New York State
If They Are Fair Grand Lists Sound Basis For Equalizing School Aid
Vermont discusses fair grand lists as a foundation for equalizing state education aid. The author notes that 246 towns with under 400000 people shape funding, with 1961 state aid at 5.4 million and a 42nd national ranking, criticizing pupil based formulas and lack of equalization.
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Vermont
Lyndonville
Rutland
ADM
Lincoln
Weybridge
Fairlee Orange
Sheffield
Waterford
Brownington
Greensboro
Middlesex
Whitingham
Winooski
Rockingham
$6 Billion Fund Designed To Check Currency Raids
A proposed $6 billion pool to defend the dollar and nine other currencies would be managed by the IMF and funded by ten nations led by the United States with contributions ranging from 2 billion to 100 million dollars. The fund aims to shield against temporary currency raids by providing foreign exchange loans and stabilizing reserves, though it would not fix underlying fiscal weaknesses.
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New York
London Free Market
International Monetary Fund
Congress
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
Giesler Leaves $800,000 Estate to Widow via Trusts
Santa Monica California AP reports attorney Jerry Giesler died leaving an $800,000 estate largely in two trusts to be controlled by his widow Ruth Giesler. His will was filed for probate Thursday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jerry Giesler
Ruth Giesler
Giesler
Encyclopedia Boom Sparks Growth for Major Encyclopedias
The encyclopedia publishing industry sees a sustained boom led by World Book, Britannica, Grolier Americana, and Collier’s. Sales rise through 1960 with growing student populations and new marketing methods, while 1961 shows mixed gains as publishers implement the Community Cooperation Program to curb deceptive door to door practices.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Encyclopedia Americana
Americana Corporation
American Book Publishers Council
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Inc
Grolier, Inc
Crowell-Collier Publishing Company
World Books
Bailey K. Howard
Encyclopedia Britannica
F. E. Compton & Co
Britannica
Americana
Vincent E. Sutliff
Howard
R. C. Hagel
Crowell- Collier
Encyclopedia
Hagel
Collier’s
American Textbook Publishers Institute
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U.S.A
Washington
Viot Gilmore
Commerce Department
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Mexico
U. S
Mr. Gilmore
Denamark
Fayettevil N.C
Weston
Resch
New York World Fair
Dr. McKee
McKay
McKee
Brandon Training School
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
New England
Button Bay
Vergennes
Girl Scouts
Geoffrey Orton
New York Times
New England Council
Air France Airlines
Paris
Vautour
Orton
W. Arthur Simpson
By Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Frost
Robert Frost
Robert Lee Frost
Lawrence
Mass
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