Conant Attacks Education Establishment and Proposes Federal Policy
Dr. James B. Conant criticizes the educational establishment and urges a national education policy directed by the federal government. He proposes an interstate compact to form a nationwide planning commission with noneducator members. He calls to discredit regional accrediting bodies and reduce NEA influence, and argues for comprehensive racially integrated public schools nationwide.
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Open Worship Amendment Backed by PresbyteryVote
The Presbyterian Outlook says enough support exists for an open worship principle to pass next April. Of 80 presbyteries, 46 have voted with 5 against, mainly in Alabama Florida Georgia and Mississippi regions. A new Directory paragraph would bar excluding anyone from public worship based on race color or class. Memphis Presbytery approved 50-39.
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Tar Heel firms win AGC safety awards
The Building Industry celebrates a safe year with four North Carolina firms honored for top safety records among 128 AGC chapters. J. A. Jones Construction and Potts Brown of Charlotte, Thompson Arthur Paving of Greensboro, and T. A. Loving of Goldsboro earned special prizes for stellar records in fiscal 1963 64. Jones also claimed two awards for Richland Washington work including the best one year safety record.
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Potts-Brown Co
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Greensboro
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Goldsboro
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Richland
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Fulbright cites support for expanding trade with Communists
Senator Fulbright says many American business leaders want the Administration to open new trade avenues with the Communist bloc. He released letters from 125 businessmen, showing 105 favored liberalizing East West trade and only a few opposed, with mixed views on Cuba and China.
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