Evolution Teaching No Secret in Goldsboro High
In Goldsboro North Carolina two high school teachers say evolution is taught only as a theory. The investigation was sparked by Ray Fullerton minister of the Church of Christ and pursued by the Goldsboro Ministerial Association president Rev Glenn Eckard who says his group has no quarrel with evolution.
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Goldsboro
Ray Fullerton
Church of Christ
Fullerton
Goldsboro High School
Sallie Tathwell
William E. Ezzell
The
of North Carolina
Ezzell
Four Tornadoes Hit Tennessee
Four tornadoes struck eastern Tennessee on Thursday, killing two people and injuring about 50 while 200 were driven from their homes. The defenders from a Cleveland area trailer park reported 55 trailers overturned. hospital officials said no one was seriously harmed.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
la Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Red River
North Dakota
Red Cross
Tennessee
Cleveland, Tenn
Mistaken For Burglar Wife Killed In Philadelphia
Police report a housewife, Alice Schrander, 26, was shot and killed by her husband, Lawrence Schrander, 31, who says he mistook her for a burglar while in pajamas. He told officers he awakened, saw a shadow, obtained a revolver, and fired once as their 2½ year old son cried in his crib. No charges were filed.
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Philadelphia
Lawrence Schrander
Alice
Schrawder
Lawrence
Lawrence Schrawder
Kindergarten Bill Moves Through Senate Education Panel
In Raleigh the Senate Education Committee approved a bill to create a state system of experimental kindergartens. Sponsored by Sens. Martha Evans and L. P. McLendon, it seeks 781,600 for the next biennium to establish the program, train teachers, and hire state consultants. The measure moves to the Appropriations Committee with aims to spark a statewide kindergarten network.
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Raleigh
Senate Education Committee
Martha Evans
Mecklenburg
L. P. McLendon
Guilford
Appropriations Committee
Kindergarprov
Nixon on Soviet racism and future U S challenge
Nixon says in Russia racial prejudice is worse than anywhere in the world and that many African students are leaving because of it. He predicts a strong future Soviet leader and a nonmilitary global challenge, while noting some brighter economic signs compared with six years ago.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Nixon
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
African Student Tells His Story From Soviet Stay
Kenyan student recounts six months in the Soviet Union sharing show places and race hatred at the University of Baku. He describes fear for life as a student leader who refused to swallow the Communist line amid 12 000 students including 90 Kenyans from 13 African countries.
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Nicholas Nyangira
Nairobi
Kenya
Soviet Union
Russia
University of
Baku
Missile Sites Are Reported Near Hanoi Amid Viet Nam War Tensions
Reported evidence of a North Vietnamese site near Hanoi sparks cautious U S concern over possible Soviet missile deployment. Officials say no hard proof of missiles. aerial clearings resemble Cuba era SAM sites but confirmation is pending.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Cuba
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Alexei Kosygin
Moscow
North Viet Nam
Senate Panel Backs Driver Training for Teens 16 to 18
The Senate Highway Safety Committee tentatively approves two bills to implement Gov. Moore's plan for driver training in all high schools for youths aged 16 to 18. Bills await governor approval and would fund via Education Department allocations rather than a $2 million general fund appropriation.
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Raleigh
Senate Highway Safety Committee
Dan Moore
Sam Whitehurst
Craw
Govvernor’s
Gordon Hanes
Forsyth
Governor’s Office
Gov
Whitehurst
Red Bridges Are Wrecked By U S Air Raids In Viet Nam
About 150 U S Navy and Air Force planes hit six North Vietnamese bridges. Three bridges on Highway 1 at Xom Ca Trang and three on roads and rail lines near Kim Cuong Trai Hoi and Phu Diem Chau were destroyed or damaged. All aircraft returned safely with minor damage reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Air Force
Navy
Edwin J. Witzenburger
Lusk
Wyo
2Nd Air Division
Hanoi
New China News Agency
North Viet Nam
Highway 1
Xom Ca Trang
North
Viet Nam
Kim Cuong
Trai Hoi
Phu Diem Chau
UNANIMOUS VOTE: Power Proposal Becomes Law in North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate passed unanimously a measure resolving a feud between rural electric co operatives and private power companies. The bill preserves service for areas annexed into municipalities and within 300 feet of utility lines. House debates included contractor licensing for air conditioning and heating. veterans hospital closings prompted resolutions urging protest to President Johnson.
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Raleigh
Senate
Kemp
Johnson
North Carolina
West Eyes Conference on Cambodia and Viet Nam Peace Talks
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson discussed a possible conference on Cambodia as a channel for Viet Nam peace talks. U.S. and British sources noted the plan must clear several issues before a decision. Wilson, en route home from New York, also pressed on commerce and an international payments system. Fowler’s counterpart Callaghan may be invited in June for further talks.
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United States
Britain
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Johnson
Harold Wilson
U.S
Southeast Asia
Wilson
New York
John
Fowler
James Callaghan
White House
Dean Rusk
George Thomson
California waitresses push to cover up topless shows
California lawmakers moved to crack down on topless and near topless entertainment across venues from North Beach to statewide. Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves introduced legislation to revoke liquor licenses at places displaying exposed bosoms or outfits with minimal coverage. Reimer warned the curb would extend to all venues if law justified.
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California
A O. Reimel
Joe Gonsalves
Artesia
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North Beach
Cow Palace
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