State Board Ends Special Teacher Licenses After July 1 1970
In Richmond AP reports the State Board of Education will not issue special licenses after July 1 1970 as part of upgrading public school teaching. About 1744 non degree holding teachers hold such licenses. division leaders Burton and McConnell were named to new posts. The board noted in service training will help teachers obtain regular certification and urged guidance for non degree holders.
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Richmond
State Board of Education
Woodrow Wilkerson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
George W. Burton
Division of Secondary Education
General Assembly
Virginia News In Brief AP Dispatch Highlights Road Toll and Local News
Virginia traffic toll rises to 178 with two deaths in Exmore and Bedford. Richmond School Board expands parental choice at fall start. Life Insurance of Virginia exits Medicare plan amid cost concerns. Virginia Beach desegregation order targets all city schools by September. A Petersburg vigil protest planned for conscientious objectors sparks denials. Brig. Gen. Harrison Thyng to retire and seek NH Senate seat. Portsmouth reports boat explosion with one dead and one missing. Fredericksburg politician Rawlings may run for Congress. Sacred Heart Cathedral Elementary School to close in June as students move to St Mary’s.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Exmore
Margaret Elizabeth Lake
Willis Wharf
Northampton County
Richmond
Bedford
Austin Ford Taylor
Roanoke
Richmond School Board
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Virginia Beach
U.S. Education Office
Frank Cox
Sacred
Heart Cathdral
George J. Gormley
Sacret Heart Cathedral
St. Mary’s
Photographer assaulted at Dunbar Junior High in Lynchburg
AP report states George L. Smith chief photographer for the News and The Daily Advance was manhandled by a Negro physical education teacher Leroy Cofield at Dunbar Junior High while photographing a 13 year old shooting victim on school steps. Police watched, later breaking up the scuffle but not authorizing arrest.
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Lynchburg
George L. Smith
The
News
Daily Advance
Dunbar
Smith
W. E. Gilliam
Leroy Cofield
C. W. Seay
Dunbar High School
Cofield
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Lynchburg General Hospital
James R. Derbin
Joe Anderson
Hanover
Kittens Reunited With Mama After Desk Trip
In High Point four kittens too young to open their eyes were reunited with their mother after a desk shipment involving Myrtle Desk Co. A Winston-Salem client heard mewing from a desk drawer and the driver kept the kittens overnight before returning them to High Point for the reunion.
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High Point
N.C
Mama
Winston-Salem
Myrtle Desk Co
Winston - Salem
Slave sale contract found in San Juan College archives
A 1688 contract in San Juan College archives records the sale of Manuel de la Cruz, a Chilean born Mulato, to Bernardo Haya Bolivar for 380 Chilean pesos. The document from Trujillo, Peru, details the sale terms and parties involved.
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Trujillo
Peru
San Juan College
Mulato
Manuel de la Cruz
Bernardo Haya Bolivar
Missing banker and daughter found dead near Lewisburg
In Kentucky, the bodies of Edgar Harper, 81, and Ella Givens, 49, were located in a wooded area about eight miles from Lewisburg after being missing since December 11. Police say foul play is suspected as items linked to the pair were found and the scene showed concealment efforts.
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Russellville
Lewisburg
G.C. [McMillen
Edgar Harper
Ella Givlens
McMillen
Harper
Kentucky
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Vane Brown
Givens
Lewisburg Banking Co
Butler County
Quality
FBI
Logan County
Tax Increase Seen Unlikely If Present
Washington AP reports a top business leader told President Johnson tax increases are unlikely if current stable economic trends hold. William B. Murphy of Campbell Soup Co. said 30 day statistics show no heating economy and Johnson will avoid tax hikes and wage price controls. The White House dinner to discuss Vietnam and the economy will include business leaders and government briefings by Rusk and McNamara.
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Washington
Johnson
William B. Murphy
Business Council
Campbell Soup Co
Murphy
Congress
Ichange
White House
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Indonesia Fails Again To Form Anti Communist Cabinet
Indonesia's new regime struggles to agree on two new ministers as time presses. Suharto faces resistance from vested interests and Sukarno, with economy near collapse. Students demand a cabinet free of Communists, while Subandrio’s arrest and foreign policy fallout spark international concern.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Suharto
Sukarno
Bogor
Ife
Antara
Anwar Tjokroaminoto
PSI
Deering Milliken asks labor board to dismiss 1956 charges
Deering Milliken & Co asks the National Labor Relations Board to dismiss unfair labor practice charges filed a decade ago by the Textile Workers Union of America. The company contends the Darlington plant closure in 1956 was economic, not designed to chill unionism. The board reopened hearings. counsel for both sides argued about foreseeing effects on other mills.
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Deering Milliken
Labor Board
TWUA
Washington (A
Deering Milliken & Co, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Textile Workers Union of America
Stuart N. Updike
John D. Canoni
New York City
Darlington Manufacturing Co
Darlington
S.C
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations ‘Act
Lloyd Buchanan
Frank H. Itken
Thornton H. Brooks
Ing
Recovery Efforts Advance In Palomares Bomb Retrieval
In Palomares Spain the Alvin submersible nears the 2500 foot H bomb as a tow line failure delays the operation. Adverse weather and sub endurance slow progress though officials say the recovery may finish within 48 hours, with CURV device ready if needed. Locals and task force personnel grow weary of the 68 day search.
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Palomares Beach
Spain
Mediterranean
Adm
William S. Guest
J Navy
Jon Lindbergh
U.S
Madrid
Naval Task Force
Naval
Pasadena
Salif
Palomarese Beach
US Air Force
Task Force 65
Expansion of Special Warfare Center Urged
Washington 1A Expansion of the John F. Kennedy Center for Special Warfare at Ft. Bragg North Carolina has been recommended by an Army board studying the Army schooling system. The board also suggests renaming the center the John F. Kennedy Center for Foreign Studies and adding the Civil Affairs School moved from Ft. Gordon Georgia. It also proposes placing an element of the Defense Language Institute at Ft. Bragg.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For Special Warfare
Ft. Brags
N. C
Army
John F. Kennedy Center For Foreign Studies
Civil Affairs
Ft. Gordon
Defense Language Institute
Ft. Bragg
Naval Stores Report Savannah GA Weekly Gum Summary
Naval Stores in Savannah GA reports rosin weekly sales at 3,173 drums, down from 4,836 last week and 1,614 year ago. Turpentine overall sales reach 36,600 gallons, down from 74,575 last week and 34,000 a year ago. Receipts total 267 barrels less than the same week last year.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
USDA
Naval Stores Weekly
Rosin
F.C.B
Nancy
Mary
F.E.S
F.A.S
Sale
ATFA
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Portsmouth
Pottomac River
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Baltimore
5Th Coast Guard District 1
W. C. Newton
Wal Jler C. Newton
Charles W. Newton
Route 3
Warsaw
Fredericksburg
Del
George C. Rawlings Jr
Rawlings
House of Delegates
Howard W.smith
House Rules Committee
Anderson
W. H. Phiegar
Kittens
Subandrio
United States
Thailand
Subandria
Japan
Netherlands
Foreign Ministry
Red Chinese
Adam Malik
Holiday Inn Restaurant
Clyde R. Bolen
Wbitm’s
Lillian
W. Yates
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