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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1969

Page

12

Union Opposes Firing Mediocre Teachers

Washington critics Ford Foundation official Dr. Charles Brown urges firing underperforming teachers with student input. NEA and AFL CIO leaders dispute the approach, defending standards while noting hiring, not firing, is controlled by boards. New Hampshire later accepts the Bridges estate as the governor’s mansion, The Bridges House, after court guidance.

Washington UPD Ford Foundation Charles Brown Foundation Brown National Committee For Support of the UPI Concord N.H James Jayes Bridges State Supreme Court David Selden American Federation of Teachers Aflcio Selden National Education Association NEA New York City

New Role Predicted For U S Physicians

Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Funkenstein told the Student American Medical Association that U.S. medical schools have failed to produce socially responsible doctors in over half a century. He warned medicine is entering a community era stressing care based on need, fighting social disease factors, and educating more minority students, while urging broader science education beyond biology.

Chicago UPI Harvard American Medical Association Daniel Funkenstein Funkenstein Massachusetts Mental Health Center

Biafrans Snub Wilson in Nigeria War Commentary

UPI analyst Phil Newsom notes Britain backs one Nigeria while France supports Biafra and the U.S. stays neutral, aiding humanitarian airlifts. Odumegwu Ojukwu rejects Harold Wilson's peace bid, signaling the conflict may endure despite international efforts and shifting frontiers around Port Harcourt.

Nigeria Harold Wilson Odumegu Ojukwu Wilson Port Harcourt Biafra Northern Territory Britain Lagos France Gabon United States

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