Money and motivation shape educational opportunity
Governor Moore opposes larger teacher pay hikes that could jeopardize a tax cut and state programs. The Good Neighbor Council meeting echoed that home church and schools share duty to motivate students in integrated schools. The Coleman report argues money alone cannot ensure achievement. pupil attitude and community support are crucial for minority success and citizenship.
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Moore
North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
World money eyed as potential trade lubricant
The plan for a new world money is under review by the IMF at its fall meeting. Officials say it would not replace gold but would circulate among governments to ease foreign trade. Financiers dub it a promising yet complex tool needing safeguards to avoid devaluing or misusing money.
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International Monetary Fund
Tyalte
Tee
N.C
Associated Press
Ae Point
Orien, Inc
Bob Deale Jr
Southern Retail Furniture Association
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
Bob’s Association
Bob
Willy Korf
U.S
Berlin
West Germany
Moscow-Peking
Heart
Martha Amos
Victor Blackburn
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
Raleigh
N. C
Blue Ridge Parkway
Jerry Stewart
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State University At
Duke University At
Durham
State Capitol
Morehead City
Boone
Lake Gaston
Virgil Taylor
Boyce Midgette
Moon Race Risks Highlighted After Pad 34 Fire
Editorial notes Apollo program dangers and potential delays after the Cape Kennedy Pad 34 disaster. James McDivitt warns of eventual fatal flights, NASA criticism grows over preparedness and safety culture, with up to 75 million dollars forecast to modify the spacecraft.
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Grissom
White
Chaffee
James McDivitt
McDivitt
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pad
Cape Kennedy
NASA
William Hines
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Hines
Space Agency
Jesse N. Bradley
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Backstage notes on Powell probe and CIA subsidy ethics clash
Dec 12 1966 Drew Pearson reports Adam Clayton Powell ordered fishing tackle to Huff Enterprises care of Powell’s office in the Rayburn Building. Feb 15 congressional panel flags Huff Enterprises. Johnson policy review led to Katzenbach probe. Bobby Kennedy claims Johnson knew of CIA subsidy. Cater confirms facts. ethics policing debate grows in House with Burleson vs Bennett factions.
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Drew Pearson
Adam Clayton Powell
Miami
Huff Enterprises
Rayburn Building
Corrine Huff
Powell
Congressional
Miss Huff
Bahamas
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
D-N. Y
W. Eugene Groves
National Student Association
Douglas Cater
White House
Ramparts Magazine
CIA
Cater
Groves
North Carolina Good Neighbor meeting lauds High Point progress
A regional Good Neighbor Council gathering in High Point drew about a hundred people from ten counties. They praised High Point’s integrated school efforts, new factory housing, and the dismantling of segregated schooling nearby. Speakers noted the MercER Project and highlighted ongoing community improvement initiatives.
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North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
High Point
Rocky Mount
Edenton
Kinston
Durham
Fayetteville
Hickory
Charlotte
Wilmington
East Central
Randolph
Trindale
Ethel Hughes
Sam J. Underwood
High Point College
Mercer
Macon
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Johns Hopkins
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U. S
Kennedy
Congress
High Point Enterprise
THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Sandals B. Sy Ece
Joseph P.rawley
Holt McPherson
Venweseeecase
W. Paon, JR
Reese Eee
Loflin
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Washington
Bobby
LBJ
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Central Intelligence
House of Representatives
House Administration Committee
Omar Burleson
Texas
Sam Friedel
Maryland
Robert Ashmore
South Carolina
Glen Lipscomb
Nixon
California
William L. Dickinson
Alabama
House
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Burleson
House Rules Committee
Charles Bennett
Howard Robison
Richard Ottinger
New York
Bennett
George Washington
Victor Harllee
Stuart
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