Most Parts Of America Have No Negro Problem
Lawrence Sullivan reports that 86 percent of the U S Negro population lives in 17 states, with 18,871,831 people in 1960. The piece notes uneven distribution, 12 states exceed 1,000,000 Negro residents, and 34 states have relatively lower pressure from demonstrations.
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Nixon and Rockefeller Consider Oregon Primary Meeting
The Associated Press reports Nixon and Rockefeller may meet in Oregon as each weighs a possible run in the primary. Rockefeller refused to rule out a bid, saying he would decide based on demand and party needs, while Nixon has already mounted a signature drive to appear on the ballot.
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Teacher requirements unchanged in Raleigh advisory plan
In Raleigh the advisory board maintains the present 475 score for teacher exams and keeps the policy allowing new options. The board also notes continued graduate school changes and the potential for combined pathways for teachers within current procedures.
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