USC Fired Professor Faces Hearing On Tenure Claim
The University of South Carolina argued at a hearing that Ashley Halsey Jr. was not entitled to an explanation for his May dismissal. Halsey, a journalism professor and administrator, had continuous appointment but no tenure, the university contended. Judge Grimball indicated a ruling would take at least 40 days. Halsey sought a written explanation and a board hearing. his attorney argued he was effectively a faculty member protected by the faculty manual. Halsey has asked the AAUP to review the case.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Ashley Halsey Jr
Halsey
Daniel R. McLeod
Thomas F. Jones
John C. Grimball
McLeod
Grimball
Jones
Board of Trustees
Edgar Morris
University
Hal
School of Journalism
American Association of University Professors
Fountain to Speak at Asheville Democratic Dinner
Rep L H Fountain Democrat NC will be principal speaker at the Vance Aycock Democratic fundraising dinner in Asheville on October 29 announced State Democratic Chairman Jr. Valentine. Fountain a former state senator represents NC 2nd District and hails from Edgecombe County. Valentine said other plans for the dinner would be announced soon.
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Raleigh
L. H. Fountain
D-N. C
Asheville
Jr. T Valentine
Valentine
Fountain
Congress
Edgecomb County
University of North Carolina
Marina Porter Moves From Dallas Glass House Life
In Dallas Texas Marina Porter widow of Lee Harvey Oswald and her husband Kenneth Porter move possessions to a truck bound for Greenville 45 miles northeast. The Porters who wed last year have a child born July 3 and Porter has relatives in Greenville. He starts a new electronics job. previously he worked for an electronics firm.
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Dallas
Tex
Kenneth Jess
Greenville
Bunstan Lane
Porter
Oswald
Texas
Fires of Violence Rage in Cleveland’s Hough District
Rioting blacks in Cleveland’s Hough district flare for a third night with five wounded including a National Guard officer as roving bands stage hit-skip firebomb attacks. A dance hall and skating rink burned in a pre-dawn strike. over 2,000 National Guardsmen deployed to quell the violence.
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Cleveland
Hough
National Guard
Ernest Williams
Hold Your Breath Method Aims to Quit Smoking
Eugene Oregon AP report details an experiment by University of Oregon psychologist Hay den L Mees with 43 smokers divided into four groups. Group 4 paired breath holding with imagined smoking and external breath holds, leading to several quitters and reduced daily use. A month later one participant cut from 32 to 5 cigarettes daily, with continued reduction observed. Mees cautions the method requires a genuine desire to quit and notes limitations of a brief study.
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Eugene
Ore
Hayden L. Mees
University of Oregon
Lucile Vaughan Payne
Old Oregon
Mees
Payne
Nobel laureate Russell urges Soviet planes for North Vietnam defense
Bertrand Russell appealed to Soviet Premier Kosygin to supply aircraft to aid North Vietnam against U.S. air attacks. He urged that North Vietnam be equipped to defend themselves, arguing against the U.S. military machine.
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England
Bertrand Russell
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Russell
Kosygin
U.S
India aims to raise silk market share to twenty percent
Deputy commerce minister Shafi Mohammed Qureshi told a Bombay silk producers meeting that India can lift its world market share from 4.5 percent to 20 percent in 10 to 15 years. He urged more mulberry cultivation as India ranks fourth in raw silk production behind Japan, China, and the USSR.
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New Delhi
Shafi Mohammed Qureshi
India
Bombay
Japan
China
Soviet Union
Elon College Fall Term Delayed One Week
Elon College in North Carolina postpones the fall term by one week after a fire damaged a former dormitory housing laboratory equipment. Freshmen will report on September 19 under the revised schedule as science lab work is accelerated to be ready.
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Elon College
N.C
Whelan Says He Cannot Afford Lawyer
Former Army colonel William Henry Whelan told federal Judge Oren R. Lewis he cannot afford legal counsel after a three count indictment charging him with conspiracy to sell U S military secrets to Russia. He said he owns a home and gets a 515 dollar monthly army pension but income does not cover expenses. The judge declined indigent status but offered a choice of two to three lawyers and a possible reasonable fee. Whelan was released on 15000 dollar bond and is to return for arraignment once a lawyer is selected. He was arrested in Fairfax Virginia after a Newport News grand jury returned charges alleging he received 5500 dollars from two former Russian embassy officials between 1959 and 1961.
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Alexandria
William Henry Whelan
U.S
Russia
Whelan
Oren R. Lewis
Fairfax
Newport News
Joint Chiefs of Staff Office
Pentagon
Woman Shot to Death Through Window in Woodruff
Mrs Izell Baldwin Brown 41 was killed by a shotgun blast fired through a side living room window as she returned from work at a mill in Enoree. Her husband found the body near midnight. Police and the State Law Enforcement Division circulated an alert for a man in his 40s in a Ford, armed and dangerous.
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Woodruff
S.C
Izell Baldwin Brown
Enoree
Rt. 2
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