10 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1963
Page
1
Gov. Terry Sanford told the North Carolina General Assembly he will push a two year agenda centered on education and modernizing the state. He downplayed patronage and promised tax relief while noting more needs than funds exist. The tone was cooperative, aiming to build on progress without new taxes.
Dart mouth College professor John E. Kemeny told high school principals that boredom, poor instruction, and an outdated curriculum are driving talented mathematics students away. He said US math instruction lagged 150 years behind research as of 1950 and blamed grade school teachers for neglecting arithmetic mastery.
Ottawa AP Two more cabinet members resign from Prime Minister Diefenbaker's caretaker government over nuclear arms policy and NATO defense. Trade Minister George Hees and Acting Defense Minister Pierre Sevigny join Douglas Harkness who quit last week, signaling deep cabinet divisions as Canada heads to an April 8 election.
More than 100 volunteers braved cold winds on Hatteras Island to fill 20,000 sandbags airlifted Friday to seal a 1962 storm inlet. Dredges, aided by 50 Norfolk-area workers and crews from Okracoke, proceed as the inlet narrows to 150 feet, threatening swift tides.
Khrushchev told Roy Thomson there are no Soviet nuclear weapons in Cuba and only troops for training. He blamed France for allying with West Germany and warned against reviving war dangers. Washington officials note prior Soviet claims countered by missile deployments.
The 524 foot tanker Marine Sulphur Queen with 39 crew remains missing after leaving Beaumont Texas last Saturday bound for Norfolk Virginia. Coast Guard planes scoured thousands of square miles from Norfolk to 200 miles west of Key West with a possible oil slick spotted near Key West. Weather hindered search as an Atlantic storm lashed the southeast coast and radio contact was last heard last Sunday at 8 25 p.m. near 200 miles west of Key West.
In a 75 minute State Department meeting Secretary Rusk pressed Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin for a firm withdrawal date for the 17 000 Soviet troops and technicians in Cuba. Kennedy had said Khrushchev promised removal in due course but no exact timetable was given.
The nation embraces 50 mile hikes spreading from coast to coast and even into the White House staff. President Kennedy and Gen. Shoup sparked the trend with a 1908 Roosevelt order. Marine officers lead the official Camp Lejeune hike while White House aides join a canal towpath trek.
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