Candidates debate UFE goals in North Carolina education push
The article outlines UFE aims and candidate promises for teacher pay, staffing, and new programs in NC. Mel Broughton proposes a 1000 dollar salary hike next year and 400 the following year, while others seek a wide 6000 to 12000 salary range plus more staff and early education reforms. The legislature and national averages shape outcomes.
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United Forces For Education
Mel Broughton
UFE
Broughton
Virginia
Florida
Road funds debate on U S 220 south of Randleman riles state chairman
The latest discussion on road building funds near U S 220 south of Randleman drew strong reaction from State Chairman Joe Hunt who voiced dismay at the proposed relocation. Developments suggest the prediction may hold.
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U. S. 220
Randleman
Joe Hunt
Free universities spark a national conference in Chicago
Editorial by Susan Rappaport discusses a three day conference in Chicago on educational reform. The piece surveys the free university movement which offers noncredit, tuition free courses run outside traditional curricula and notes Georgetown Yale and George Washington University efforts and concerns about co option by established colleges.
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Free University
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Free University Movement
University of North Carolina Experimental College
Susan Rappaport
George Washington University
Miss Rappaport
Kennedy Crown and the Battle to Deny LBJ a Second Term
Drew Pearson outlines Bobby Kennedy’s push to bar incumbent Lyndon Johnson from re election. He notes advisers Teddy Kennedy and Ted Sorensen oppose the move though staffers fear losing a chance at the presidency. The piece surveys Kennedy influence, party dynamics, and Vietnam policy links.
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Bobby Kennedy
Teddy
JFK
Ted Sorenson
White House
Bobby
LBJ
Sorenson
Brother Ted
Navy Delays and Political Turmoil Highlight 1968 News
The week reports a delay in recommissioning the USS New Jersey due to naval priorities, a political tussle involving George Wallace and Ezra Taft Benson, and scrutiny of House actions on postwar debts. It also notes rising wedding costs and a Virginia sermon as top 1968 news.
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Ezra Taft Benson
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Lester Wolff
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Mills
House
de Gaulle
U. S
Pat Jennings
House of Representatives
Congress
Jennings
Longworth
Virginia
High Point Memorial Hospital expansion plans to be let in June
Guest columnist W R Peters outlines a multi stage expansion at High Point Memorial Hospital. The North wing will add 108 beds over four floors and administrative space. Phase two adds an enlarged emergency department X ray and operating suites, with future stages for laboratories ICU newborn nurseries and a larger lobby.
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W. R. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
Quaker Lane
Thee
Pa Itee
Postal service reopens edge for advance payments
The Associated Press mail service notes advance subscription payments and delivery rate contact through local carriers. The message emphasizes renewal steps and local carrier assistance for subscribers.
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