Women Educated But Underpaid in North Carolina
North Carolina women are better educated than men but underpaid and underemployed says a report by the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women. The 18-member panel cites 600000 women in the labor force with 47 percent white and 81 percent nonwhite in blue collar work and notes average female earnings fall $680 below male wages. It urges full-time jobs be split into part-time where possible and calls for state funded kindergartens, day-care licensing, and school counselors to steer women into needed fields.
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Governor Receives Silver Shovel for Arts School Groundbreaking
Governor Terry Sanford accepted the silver shovel used to break ground for the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston Salem. School president Vittorio Giannini and trustee chair James Semon presented it at the executive mansion. The two building dormitory for 250 students is due to open September 1, 1965. shovel to be engraved and returned.
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James Semon
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Marvin M. Ward
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Fire Victims Include Twin Sisters Near Kinston
Five Negro children died when a fire tore through a four room frame house near Kinston. Twin sisters Brenda and Linda Spencer perished with siblings Charles 9 Ervin Ray 2 and infant Arlene Gibbs. Nine others escaped including six children while Verda A Spencer and the youngsters had been staying there for repairs.
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Linda Spencer
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Ervin Ray
Arlene Gibbs
Verda A. Spencer
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Tobacco sales hit high mark in Old Belt season
Flue cured tobacco sales in the North Carolina Virginia Old Belt reached the third highest general average price on record and improved quality according to the Associated Press.
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North Carolina- Virginia Old Belt
Camargo Residents Raise Funds for Fire House and Truck
In Camargo near Mount Sterling Kentucky residents raised money to build a district fire house and plan to buy a fire truck. State Market News Service reports robust tobacco sales with 3 618 336 pounds sold for 196 700 000 dollars and gains over 1963 driven by improved quality and higher prices.
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Mount Sterling
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