Education first in North Carolina says Gov Sanford
Governor Terry Sanford insists education must come first as he reflects on four years of reform. He cites LINC and the Advancement School as key steps and calls for a ten year program of constant improvement while noting teacher shortages and school fees as ongoing challenges.
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Raleigh
N. C
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Charles Brantley Aycock
Education
Gov. Sanford
Learning Institute of North Carolina
LINC
North Carolina Advancement School
Advancement School
Johnny
Learning Institute
Itanford
America
Sanford
General Assembly, Perhaps By Another Bond Issue. But Gov. Sanford
General Assembly
Right Of Company To Close To Avoid Union Proposed
The Milliken textile case in Darlington could set a labor relations milestone. Two former mill workers, E D Howle and Robert Pearce, recall the mill’s closure to dodge bargaining with the Textile Workers Union of America after a union vote. Pearce, who warned against unionizing, links his health and job loss to mill practices. Howie, a 27 year veteran, doubts workers’ luck.
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Milliken Textile Chain
U. S. Reme
Milliken
Darlington
Textile Workers Union of America
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Constitutional
E. D. Howle
Robert Pearce
Pearce
Howle
Integrated Yale Parade Scheduled
Louisburg NC AP reports a Louisburg Christmas parade planned to include Negro marching units amid threats from an anonymous caller identifying as a Ku Klux Klan member. Raymond E Burnett, president of the Louisburg Businessman's Association, and his family faced threats. two signs appeared on his office door. Police continued investigating while labeling the threats likely the work of a crackpot. The two Negro high school bands were set to perform in the afternoon. last year’s parade was also integrated.
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Louisburg
N. C
Raymond E. Burnett
Edward Stamm Dies. Noted Forest Industry Consultant
Edward P. Stamm 72 an internationally known forestry consultant died Sunday. Stamm spent 30 years as an executive with Crown Zellerbach Corp and served as a forestry consultant in the United States Canada Europe and Australia.
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Portland, Ore
Edward P. Stamm
Forest Industries
Stamm
Crown Zellerbach Corp
United States
Canada
Europe
Australia
Slain Civil Rights Workers Case Heads for Hearing
In Mississippi the 21 men arrested face a Thursday preliminary hearing as the federal case against 19 men for civil rights violations nears its next stage. State prosecutors weigh pressing murder charges, while a defense fund forms to aid defendants.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Dist. Atty
W. H. Johnson Jr
Ku Klux Klan
Laurel G. Wier
Wisconsin
Lawrence Rainey
Rainey
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