Advisory Unit Calls For Inservice Training At Junior Colleges
The National Advisory Council on Education Professions Development reports 122,400 junior college instructors need inservice training. It criticizes teacher preparation programs as inadequate and cites lack of qualified faculty in two-year institutions. The 215 page study, released Sunday, urges reforms for junior college teaching and philosophy.
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Laird halts ABM projects to meet treaty obligations
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird ordered an immediate halt to Malmstrom and suspended all ABM research and development to comply with the ABM treaty. Work on the Grand Forks Safeguard site proceeds slowly and no shield is planned for Washington. Follow-on SALT talks are expected but will be tough as negotiators seek ways to curb military programs while preserving strategic aims. U.S. and Soviet negotiators aim to begin new rounds soon.
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Nixon enjoys museum tour during Moscow visit
During a Moscow tour with Anna Zelenova chief curator the Nixon party moved through galleries as crowds cheered along Pavlovsk Avenue. Militiamen and soldiers kept onlookers back while officials noted security, and Nixon received a three foot model of the presidential jet from Captain Lazhim after posing for a photo.
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U S Jets Bomb North Vietnamese Perimeter Breaches
U S and South Vietnamese aircraft faced heavy antiaircraft fire while striking points where North Vietnamese penetrated the northern perimeter. Skyraiders and Phantoms dove and escaped bullet fire, one Skyraider shot down with pilot safe, another crash killed the pilot. Cobra gunships and Skyraiders rocket south of the airstrip as South Vietnamese troops try to clear the area. A black smoke pillar over Kontum’s ammo dump marked heavy damage near the city edge after recoiless rifle fire hit a tall water tower.
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SRAM warhead power and Soviet missile limits discussed
Defense officials note SRAM payload exceeds Hiroshima’s blast, with Bas carrying up to 20 SRAMs and Bia potentially mounting 25. U.S. leads in strategic bombers while Russia fields a new Backfire bomber and limited Soviet MIRV development. Five year weapon limits curb Russian threat to U.S. deterrent, as SS-9 tests and multiple warhead goals lag.
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Four Die On North Carolina Roads During Memorial Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least four people died in North Carolina traffic crashes over the Memorial holiday weekend, raising the year’s toll to 696. Victims include Roger Lee Stutts in Randolph County, Annie Prince Ford near Holly Springs, Charles C. Minisri near Four Oaks, and Jerry Lynn Teer in Burlington in separate incidents.
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Subtropical cyclone nears coast as hurricane season opens
The storm offshore produced sustained winds up to 60 mph and threatened coastal areas though packing less punch than a hurricane. The subtropical system moved away from North Carolina while dangerous currents remained. Coastal winds eased to 25 to 35 mph Saturday as Memorial Day beachgoers faced rough seas and rougher conditions.
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