Coltrane Bids For Faster Desegregation Progress
Coltrane urged "much greater progress" in desegregation to close the education gap between white and Negro schools. He warned local boards’ harassment could push the U S Office of Education to favor geographic attendance plans and called for affirmative action to improve equipment, guidance, and teachers. He noted 18 000 Negro students attended school with whites in NC last year and projected larger mixed enrollments this September.
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Explosion Not Linked With Race Violence
An explosion at a filling station in Omaha Nebraska injured five people but caused no one to be present when it occurred. Authorities said the blast likely came from natural gas and found no evidence tying it to racial violence despite prior fears.
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Faculty Pay Increase Sought by NC Community Colleges
The North Carolina Association of Community Colleges seeks a 20 percent faculty pay rise over two years. Association president Dr. Raymond Stone said the plan was decided at a Charlotte meeting and will be presented in Raleigh next week.
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Sandhills Community College
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