Anderson Board Approves 1964 65 Salary Schedule
The Anderson City School Board last night approved the 1964 65 salary schedule amid general harmony from leaders of the Anderson Federation of Teachers. No major changes were made, though concerns remained on summer salaries preparation periods and dues withholding. Beginning teachers with a bachelor's degree gain from 5 000 to 5 200, with annual increments to 5 215 up to 12 years. The bachelor’s degree salary rises to 8 000, a 450 increase over the present schedule.
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Unions Reject Productivity Pay Increases
AFL-CIO Executive Council rejected President Johnson’s push to tie wage hikes to productivity gains. George Meany said wage restraints without price and profit limits are unworkable, while noting government action should be limited to national emergencies.
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Utah Teachers End Strike Amid City Club Installations
East Side Community Club in Salt Lake City installed new officers led by president Sam Hiles after a lengthy meeting. The event followed talks on teacher salaries and the ongoing 1964-65 pay scale debates tied to master’s and doctorate credentials, scaled to include coaching and contracts.
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Little 500 Race Opens Saturday at Sun Valley Speedway
Thirty three cars will start the 16th annual Little 500 at Sun Valley Speedway Saturday night at 8. The race on the quarter mile asphalt oval will be run under the International Motor Contest Association sanctioning, marking a key event for auto racing enthusiasts. The field targets the pole position as the starting flag drops.
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Commissioner Seeks Recount Over 29 Vote Lag in renomination
Dent Charles Solid sergeant at arms Wollam treasurer and Keith Jones secretary face recount push. New directors include Robert Freeman Charles Bates and Vahn Dean. Robert Freeman retiring Evans delivered a blistering attack.
Anderson College Psychologist Seeks Post Amid Election Petitions
Harold Foust, a north district commissioner who narrowly lost renomination, filed petitions in Madison challenging election results. The petitions name Dr. William Mikesell of Anderson College and list irregularities in ballot compilation as grounds for recount and potential new elections.
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Roth's Edgewood store opening nears
Announcement notes structural remodeling at Roth's Edgewood store. Ann Anderson's sole representative in the 33 car lineup is Bob Leever driving the No 14 Cadillac powered machine in the tenth row. Ford engines power twenty six of thirty five entries and eight cars are Ohio owned.
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Secret Service Center Remodel Sparks Inhouse Interest
A facility at the corner of Park Road and Nichel Avenue underwent a major remodel led by L. F. Wertz and the Arthur Henate firm. Roth's officials and the fixture maker inspected the project, which included new floors ceilings walls and a modern heating and air system. The work, awarded to Associated Builders Inc, expanded the area and boosted year round comfort. Golden reportedly sought fifty thousand dollars for the project.
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Secret Service agent charged in attempted sale of investigation report
Chicago AP report states Abraham Bolden, 29, was arrested after offering to sell a government investigative report to a defendant in a counterfeiting trial. U S Attorney Edward Hanrahan called it the first such taint in Secret Service history. The incident involved preparations for a May meeting.
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Microphones found in Moscow embassy rooms
Washington reports more than 40 hidden listening devices discovered in the U S Embassy in Moscow and other Cold War sites. Officials say devices dated back to 1952 1953 and may have compromised sensitive conversations. The State Department is reviewing any possible security lapse while noting prior devices found since 1949 in Eastern European embassies.
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Labor leaders urge limited inflation fears and wage controls
Labor leaders said neither wage nor price restraints are tolerable in a free society except in a national emergency with strict profit restraints. They argued inflation is not a threat today despite alarm cries.
Fisherman Says He Recaught The Same Fish
In Mossel Bay South Africa Ber Groenewald recalls catching a galjoen fish that was too small. Six months later he says he reeled in the same fish now ripe for the frying pan noting he had marked its tail on the first catch.
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Colombia’s First Lady Su Sana Lopez de Valencia Dies
Colombia’s first lady Su Sana Lopez de Valencia died from a heart ailment. She had been in the hospital for a year and in critical condition since last Friday.
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Weather Update Fraught With Numbers and A Mix of Facts
The note presents a weather snapshot with highs and lows. today’s high around 86 degrees and tonight near 30s. It also records yesterday’s high at 91, sunset at 7:36 p.m., and sunrise tomorrow at 5:28 a.m.
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Madison County Tax Collects Reach 7.26 Million in Spring
The Madison County Treasurer Egbert Hood reports spring tax collections totaling 7,261,766, up 348,288 from 1963. Anderson Township and city totals contribute 3,205,399 and 3,205,390 respectively, with detailed township figures listed, and funds forwarded to Auditor Joseph Armington for semiannual distribution.
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Brewster Foe Wins Maryland Primary Despite Wallace Surge
Alabama Governor George Wallace staged a strong campaign against President Johnson, but Senator Daniel B. Brewster won Maryland's Democratic primary and secured the 48 delegates. Republican Senator J. Glenn Beall won renomination. Joseph D. Tydings defeated Louis L. Goldstein for the Democratic nomination to oppose Call. Maryland Republicans chose an uncommitted 20 vote delegation to the GOP convention.
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Laos Forces Rally for Counterattack on Plain of Jars
A Laotian neutralist commander Lt. Col. Soulideth reportedly rallied his eight armored fleets to lift the Communist siege of Ban Khong near the Plain of Jars 100 miles north of Vientiane. The defection claim by Communist broadcasts was disputed by travelers who said neutralist forces regrouped and continued fighting.
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Laos Crisis Deepens as Communists Threaten Battle
Front reports say Communist forces warned Kong Le they would attack Bar Khong by 3 p.m. Monday unless he surrenders. Propaganda efforts aim to preserve battlefield gains and deter Western intervention. Washington signals readiness to take measures to protect Laos neutrality and independence.
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iSecurity Benefits Raise May Be Asked
Indications the House Ways and Means Committee will recommend an increase in Social Security retirement payments. The AP report notes possible legislative action and the looming debate over benefit levels and funding.
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Auto Safety Check Resumes At City Hall Noon
The Anderson City Traffic Department restarts vehicle safety checks today from noon to 7 pm in front of City Hall at 708 Main St. Robert Martin of the traffic division notes many residents have called about the service and mentions new births listed in local notices.
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