Governors Split Over Racial Issue Debate At Conference
The group remains divided as Wallace and Barnett push for a showdown while many Deep South and border-state governors resist. Some moderates favor avoiding extremism and keeping the issue from dominating the agenda, with unanimity required for resolutions and several governors noting the topics need not be debated at the conference.
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Wallace
Barron
Defense Department
Washington
Bert Combs
Kentucky
Combs
Jimmie H. Davis
Louisiana
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Swimming Classes Final Session Set for Saturday
Weather delays at the Saco Water Safe program cause the final session for both beginner and advanced beginner groups to be rescheduled to Saturday. Morning and afternoon groups unite for the last class due to a cancellation earlier in the week.
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Saco Water Safe
Candy Striper Volunteers Aid Webber Hospital Staff
Two young men and 29 young women volunteer at Webber Hospital this summer to ease staff workload. Robert Aaron will study pre med at Bates College, George Bridge Jr. returns to Tufts. The Candy-Striper program, new to the local hospital this year, trains girls to non professional tasks and certificates and pins will honor those with over 50 hours.
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Robert Aaron
Bates College
George Bridge Jr
Tufts College
Boston
Thomas Anton
JoAnn Stansberry
Betty Radley
Sharon Boisvert
Kate Daly
Jeanne Joncas
Betty Leroux
Cheryl Thibault
Karen Lamb
Susan Winston
Carlene Maksut
Joan Beaulieu
Jackie Galante
Nancy Picard
Diane Wagner
Sharon
Shortage of Teachers Bites New England States
Connecticut Rhode Island Maine Vermont report statewide teaching vacancies as openings rise in math science languages and industrial arts. Officials warn emergency certificates won't replace quality staff while attrition linked to marriage and other factors compounds the shortage across New England.
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Connecticut
James S. LeSure
Connecticut Department of Education
Theodore Powell
le Sure
Rhode Island
Maine Teachers Association
Maine
New
Ton H. Baker
Vermont
School Growth Hopes Dim Amid Building Shortages
Superintendent John MacDonald warns the district faces a severe shortage of school buildings. He states we are in a terrible way and outlines urgent needs for additional classrooms to accommodate growing enrollment.
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John MacDonald
Biddeford Saco Journal 1963 Aug 22 Education Note
A cryptic reform note outlines plans for split sessions at three high schools. The piece references changes to the school building schedule and mentions avoidance of new construction this year. Details are incomplete and the language is fragmentary.
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
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