State reports record public school employment rise
RALEIGH AP The State Department of Public Instruction said a record 45 452 people are employed by the public school system this year an increase of 2030 from 1962. High school enrollment grew by more than 18000 students while 1728 new staff are at the high school level. Elementary staffing totals 30464. The 171 school systems show more teachers with no prior experience and 3414 former teachers returned this year. More than 47 percent of teachers receive local salary supplements. He noted a persistent teacher shortage mainly in mathematics science and foreign languages. More teachers hold Class A bachelor degree certificates.
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Tippit Fund Passes 175000 in Dallas Donations
Dallas AP report notes contributions for the family of slain officer J D Tippit reach 175000 as counters work through mail from donors. Five policemen and three auditors tally about 500 to 800 letters daily, with roughly 1200 being processed while 125777 had been counted from police, and about 50000 from other sources.
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Dallas
Tex
J. D. Tippit
Alliance for Progress making slow Latin American gains
Washington reports show the Alliance for Progress delivering uneven results after two years. Ten of sixteen nations surpassed the 2.5 percent target in 1962 while Nicaragua and Panama posted strong gains. Big countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico lagged, and overall per capita output barely rose as population growth surged. The United States notes charts do not reflect the hoped-for broad advance.
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Nixon Essay Praised By Bar Officials In New York
Former Vice President Richard Nixon earned high commendation from a New York appellate panel for his bar admission essay. Nixon argued that U S government rests on decentralization separation of power and a balance between freedom and order.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
United States
Lowell C. Wadmond
Appellate Division
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Bernard Botein
Resolutions Adopted By Church Group
The National Council of Churches adopted two resolutions of Christian concern. One honored Mrs. Lee H. Oswald for spiritual support given after the Kennedy assassination, the other praised Mrs. Tippit for heroism and offered prayers for the Tippit family. The assembly closed its week-long session as a federation of 31 Protestant and Orthodox denominations with about 40 million members.
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National Council of Churches
Lee H. Oswald
John F. Kennedy
J. D. Tippit
Dallas
Council
General Assembly
Oswald
Tippit
Assembly
Kennedy
United States
Hunted Rat Turns Tables On Pursuer
On Asheboro Street Carl Lewallen chased a rat with a 22 caliber pistol. The rat turned, Lewallen dropped the gun, it discharged and the bullet struck his left leg. Officers say the injury is not serious.
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South Vietnamese General Is A Hit In Coastal Tour
Maj. Gen. Ton That Dinh, 37, key figure in the Diem coup, drew vast crowds during a stumping tour near the Communist border. He spoke with force, answered hecklers, and was cheered by as many as 5,000 students in Hoi An. The public praised him as a strong national leader amid Vietnam’s junta rule.
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Horn
South Viet Nam
Ton That Dinh
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Hoi An
North Viet Nam
Sta Ynamese 3Rd Army Corps
Dents
Diem
Viet Nam
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Minh
Mei
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Dane
Nixon Notes Government Branches Comment in Memo
Nixon wrote that branches of the federal government, on the other hand, reflect a balance of powers. The remark appears in a broader memo outlining separation of powers and executive-lagging checks.
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