North Carolina Teachers Seek Higher Pay Amid Gap to Nation
North Carolina teachers gain a 10 percent raise but remain below the national average of 7,908 dollars. For 1968 69 the state reports 86 852 dollars, trailing the national norm by 1 056 while Florida Virginia and others offer higher averages. Governor Scott backs reforms to retain trained teachers and close the pay imbalance.
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High Point Adopts VASCAR to Curb Speeding
High Point plans to use VASCAR to curb speeding as a factor in auto accidents. The first unit, installed under Police Chief Laurie Pritchett, will begin service at week’s end with more units possible if effective.
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Tet Anniversary Reignites Debates Over Viet Nam Offense
Editorial note recalls the Tet Offensive launched across North Vietnam and Viet Cong strongholds a year ago, with major cities including Saigon and Hue affected. It cites casualties, political fallout for the Johnson administration, and signs of a possible fourth offensive as the lunar new year arrives.
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List of College Office Roles and Titles
The text lists administrative positions including President, Vice President, Vice-President, Secretary Treasurer, Editor, Executive Editor, Advertising Director, Business Manager, and Circulation Manager. It appears as a roster of campus office titles without further context or names.
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Hickel confirmation and violence report dominate Nixon era headlines
After Nixon announced his cabinet, Walter J. Hickel faced heavy opposition in the Senate Interior Committee hearings and was confirmed with key votes against him. A separate draft National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence report warns of escalating U.S. unrest, citing 1,239 violent urban outbursts, 370 civil rights demonstrations, and rising crime while urging disciplined legal reform and media responsibility. Nixon plans to cool tensions in his first 160 days, focusing on reducing conflict and guiding peaceful change.
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Testimonial honors for Woolworth figures loom large in North Carolina area
Lloyd F. LaBarre, longtime Woolworth hosiery merchandiser, was feted at a Pinehurst North Carolina Country Club dinner by area hosiery executives and New York friends as he nears retirement after 50 years with Woolworth. Attendees included R. T. Amos Jr. and Henry Baker, with Mrs. LaBarre, tributes, a portrait gift, and a gold charm bracelet for Mrs. LaBarre.
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