Governors Back Incentive Pay And Teacher Utilization
The article reports on governors at a conference debating incentive pay for teachers and expanding roles beyond classroom instruction. It notes support from Underwood for using staff assistants, criticizes treating all teachers equally for pay, and discusses pushing brain power and student exchange. Underwood joins the resolutions committee and prepares for a national press conference. He is a key governor at the upcoming Republican convention in Chicago.
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Aid Rushed To Tanker After Sinking Off Georgia Coast
A 501-foot tanker sank off the Georgia coast after distress signals. An ANAM destroyer and merchant ships rushed to the scene to rescue up to 44 crew members as lifeboats were reportedly being lowered. The SS Essa Scranton was to pick up the rescued crew from the SS George Macdonald.
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Three Small Drowning Survivors Rescued From Flooded Creek
Branscum family members were swept 700 to 800 yards downstream before a mother could reach safety. Three children survived and were treated at a local hospital before being released to a downtown hotel. Two unidentified men in a boat and car joined the rescue effort.
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Bank Statement Confirms Liabilities and Capital Accounts
A West Virginia Kanawha County bank confirms total deposits of 9.11 million dollars and total liabilities and capital accounts near 9.11 million. The bank reports common stock par value at 300000 dollars and notes safety measures with pledged assets and suspense over robbery investigations.
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Warm weather continues east with rain in Ohio Valley
Warm conditions prevail in the eastern nation while rain and showers spread into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Scattered showers return for the Gulf coast as a weather system moves through.
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Adlai Stevenson Wins California Democratic Preference Poll
Sacramento California Adlai Stevenson won the California Democratic Council presidential preference poll with 42.06 percent of the 66 198 returns The tally shows Kennedy 32 78 Johnson 32 72 Symington 7 62 Humphrey 2 44 and several write ins and miscellaneous votes The CDC mailed postcards to two million Democrats and results reflect early returns from the holiday period
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Federal Tax Policy and Steel Industry Update
The Senate passed a bill creating a 100 million dollar federal loan to modernize urban transit, while House action on payola and abroad accounting reforms proceeds. Eisenhower urges continued taxes to balance the budget as U.S. steel plants plan July shutdowns and inventory slowdowns linger into 1961.
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West Side Crash Hurts Two Youths
Two youths were injured in a two car crash at Tennessee Ave and Wyoming St on the West Side. Richard McConnell 17 of 520 Shepard St and Mike Sims 16 of Institute were taken by Cumberland ambulances to Charleston General Hospital. McConnell was released. Sims was held for observation.
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Tax rate plan shields corporate profits and excise revenues
The legislation would keep the corporate profits tax at 52 percent rather than 47 percent, avoiding a $2.5 billion revenue drop. It would also prevent an automatic expiration of about $14 billion in excise taxes on items such as liquor auto parts telephone service and transportation fares.
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Eisenhower Says He Would Go Abroad Again If Needed
The president notes he has no trips planned but affirms that reciprocal visits by allied leaders strengthen free world unity. He cites his Far Eastern travels as boosting U S relations with the Philippines Formosa South Korea and Okinawa and defends personal diplomacy against Communist opposition. He adds formal summits are less effective for final international pacts.
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Termite Control Firm Adopts Free Inspection Offer
Local pest control business highlights over 25 years in service and offers a free inspection with a certificate showing term infestation terms. The ad mentions Tops Made and free folders as promotional items.
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