UFE Seeks North Carolina Teacher Pay Boom and School Reform
The United Forces for Education proposes a 200 million dollar plan for national average teacher salaries in North Carolina for 1971-73. It calls for a statewide kindergarten system, more teachers in various roles, extended terms, 10 month contracts for teachers, and a 12 month year for other staff. A legislative commission would study professional negotiations and tenure.
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Ralligh
North Carolina
United Forces For Education
Lena Marley
UFE
North Carolina Education Association
Charlotte
NCEA
Medoulans
Marley
General Assembly
Forecast of regional freezes and temperatures across the Carolinas and Georgia
A detailed forecast shows a general freeze likely across the Piedmont tonight with subfreezing lows in the 20s in the mountains and Piedmont and upper 20s to 30s elsewhere. Frost and freeze warnings persist in South Carolina with sunny, steady temps Sunday. Virginia sees snow flurries in mountains with highs in the 30s to 40s. Georgia expects a freeze warning tonight into Sunday with cold lows and a warming trend Sunday. Extended North Carolina outlook indicates rain chances from Monday through Wednesday with fluctuating temperatures and colder nights across the state.
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Carolina
Piedmont
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
San Francisco City Strike Continues
San Francisco faces a broad city strike closing cable cars buses schools libraries and City Hall as 7000 workers press for changes. Negotiations resume after long talks with Mayor Alioto while commuters retreat to the suburbs and schools dismiss early. The dispute centers on ending automatic pay raises for new hires.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
Milk producers set for higher cash receipts in coming decade
Washington AP: Agriculture Department economist Anthony Mathis says dairy farming will mirror the 1960s with rising cash receipts for milk producers despite a projected drop in total production in the 1970s. By 1980 milk production could fall to 110 billion pounds while per capita consumption declines continue.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Anthony G. Mathis
Economic Research Service
Mathias
U.S
Mathis
Incorrigible 14-Year-Old Boy Faces Adult Trial
In Charlotte a 14 year old, after multiple escapes from Concord juvenile facilities, is declared incorrigible by Juvenile Judge Willard Gatling and bound over to Superior Court for adult car theft charges with a $10,000 bond. The youth previously faced beatings, break ins and larceny, with probation and training school sentences. A police detective notes family issues may have influenced his conduct.
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Concord
Willard Gatling
Jackson Training School
Conlcord
Charlotte Police Department
Subversive Board Sought by Nixon Aide to Reinstate Power
The Nixon administration asks the Supreme Court to revive the Subversive Activities Control Board authority to publish Communist Party members. A circuit ruling in 1967 voided public member disclosure as unconstitutional, citing First Amendment rights. The case traces back to precedents from 1961 and 1965 involving party registration and self incrimination concerns.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Congress
Battle Erupts At U Minh Forest
South Vietnamese ground troops and American helicopters killed 45 of the enemy and captured six on the western edge of the Me Kong Delta's U Minh Forest. U.S. Command reported no American casualties and South Vietnamese losses of four killed and 28 wounded. Additional clashes and incidents across Vietnam were noted including a terrorist blast in Saigon and helicopter gunship actions near Song Be and Hue. The Navy hospital ship Repose left Da Nang after four years of coastal duty.
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Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
U.S
Earl
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Song Be
Camp Eagle
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Hue
U.S. Navy
Repose
da Nang
United States
Vietnam
Paschal Heads N Carolina Educators Association
Jerry D. Paschal superintendent of Goldsboro schools was elected president of the North Carolina Association of Educators formed by merging white and Negro groups. He will take office July 1 as the merger becomes effective pending constitution approval. The plan assigns the first year president from the white group and the second year from the Negro group.
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Raleigh
Jerry D. Paschal
Goldsboro
North Carolina Association of Educators
Paschal
iThe North Carolina Education Association
North Carolina Teachers Association
NCEA
NCAE
NCTA
Television Log Highlights Late Night Lineup
A detailed 1960s style broadcast schedule lists primetime shows from 6:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. including news, game shows, specials, dramas, and movies. Notable entries include The Andy Griffith Show My Three Sons and the feature film Battle Cry among others.
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Newsmaker
Pulse News
Bill Anderson
Wilburn Bros
CBS News
Huntley-Brinkley
Channel 2
Tommy Faile
Honeymooners and Classic Lineup Tonight
Jackie Gleason leads The Honeymooners episode with Ralph fearing firing and racing to retrieve a letter. Also on view are The Switch On Symphony with Zubin Mehta and guests, My Three Sons, Adam 12, Andy Griffith, and a slate of films including I Walk Alone and The Boy Cried Murder.
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Jackie Gleason
Paul Ford
Ralph
Zubin Mehta
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Ray Charles
Bobby Sherman
Jerry Goodman
Los Angeles Master Chorale
Jamie Rogers
The
Nice
Santana
Jethro Tull
MY Three
Andy Griffith
Andy
Don Knotts
Jim Nabors
Kirk Douglas
Wendell Corey
Kristine Miller
Frankie Madison
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Sweet Bird of
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Newman
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N.C. Educators Association
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Woody Greeson
Lawrence Welk
Adam
Durante
Lennon Sisters
Mannix
Lifewatch
Ray Hall
Shock
Porter Wagoner
Kitty Wells
Joe Pyne
Alexander Knox
Betta St. John
Sandra Dorne
John Preston
John Ireland
Dorothy Malone
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