Greensboro Teacher Seeks NEA President Spot
Miss Lois Edinger of Greensboro announced her candidacy for president elect of the National Education Association. A Meredith College graduate and former teacher in Thomasville Wilkesboro and Whiteville, she would become vice president and then president in 1964 if elected. The North Carolina Education Association and the North Carolina Teachers Association backed her bid and Gov. Sanford sent support.
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Lois Edinger
Greensboro
U.S. Education
The
National Education Associ
Miss Edinger
NEA
North Carolina
Meredith College
University of North Carolina
Thomasville
North
Wilkesboro
Whiteville
Detroit
Mich
Edinger
J. Y. Joyner
North Carolina Education Association
North Carolina Teachers Association
Sanford
Bomb Threats Reported as New Orleans Schools Desegregate
Police warned of severe punishment for hoax bomb calls as 15 threats disrupted public and parochial schools amid federally ordered desegregation. Bomb scares emptied three schools. a small fire was set in a trash bin at one desegregated public school.
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New Orleans
Joseph I. Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Burns
North Carolina Pushes Health Center Site in Triangle
A House subcommittee heard NC proposals to place a proposed environmental health center in the Research Triangle. Gov Sanford and NC lawmakers argued the Triangle site would save about 50 million versus a Maryland Rockville location, with land donations and construction about 20 percent cheaper. The Public Health Service backs Maryland for a 1.3 million cost and 440 acres.
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Washington
North Carolina
Research Triangle
Rockville
House
Maryland
Horace Kornegay
D-N.c
Sir Winston Churchill Walks Without Aids In Sun
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, near 88, has discarded walking aids and sat in the sun at his home near Hyde Park. A spokesman said he is improving daily, walking inside the house and receiving many visitors after hip fracture on June 28 and a recovery noted since August 21.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Hyde Park
United States
Weather bulletin for sunset and sunrise times
The sun will set today at 6 30 p m and will rise tomorrow at 5 57 a m.
Regional Outlook Courts Mild Weekend With Showers
North Carolina sees mostly cloudy skies with a mild feel and scattered light showers in the mountains and far north, lows around 60 in higher terrain and the north, 60s elsewhere. South Carolina follows with clouds and showers tonight and Saturday, slight inland warmth. Georgia stays mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers, mainly in the south, lows near 60 to 65, highs in the 80s Saturday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Temperatures and Rainfall Espera Across Carolinas This Week
Temperatures will average normal or slightly below with about an inch of rain from Saturday to Wednesday. Highs around Asheville 80 to 88 across Charlotte Raleigh Columbia Charleston, with lows 59 to 68. Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected early in the period, then a warming trend, followed by cooler and fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Chrysanthemums Offered as Year Round Potted Plants
The notice states chrysanthemums are available most of the year as potted plants. It also notes there are 1,252 symphony or chestras in the United States.
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United States
Growers To Get Funds For Losses
Beaufort County tobacco growers will receive 237384 in crop insurance payments to cover losses from heavy July rains. FCIC reported 216 Beaufort farmers approved with the largest county total, while neighboring Pitt Craven Jones and Surry Stokes also filed claims. Payments come from farmer premiums, not tax funds, and reflect production costs per acre plus salvage.
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Raleigh
Beaufort County
Julian Mann
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Beaufort
Pitt
Craven
Jones
FCIC
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mann
Surry County
Stokes County
Cleveland County
Pension Plan Near Passage Faces Senate Hurdles
The Senate weighed a watered down self employed pension bill after House approval. Amendments cut the deduction and cap, with supporters citing potential passage but needing House conference approval and Kennedy signature. Sen Long backed limits to match ordinary workers and Sen McCarthy sought restraints on owner managers to curb abuses.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Long
McCarthy
Internal Revenue Service
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