We Should Let Teachers Teach and Their Second Jobs
Experts note many teachers hold second jobs in nonteaching roles while earning far less than other workers. In 1964 elementary and secondary teachers earned $6,077 annually versus $7,746 for all salaried workers and $8,543 for professional and technical workers. The trend prompts questions about professional status and talent use in education.
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Numdrs
Naal Education Association
U.S. Labor Department
Monthly
Labor Review
Great Society
Gasgonia
INU) Gazette
Evangel College President to Speak at Easter Sunrise Service
J Robert Ashcroft president of Evangel College will speak at Easter Sunrise Service at Hammons Stadium 6 30 a m this Sunday He has led the college since 1953 and previously served as national secretary of education for the Assemblies of God This briefing notes his background and the upcoming sermon in Springfield Missouri and includes a local desegregation note from Sheridan Arkansas about Prattsville School Board actions
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J. Robert Ashcroft
Evangel College
Hammons Stadium
Ashcroft
Assemblies of God
Central Bible College
Springfield
Missouri
Local Hope High School
Joe Hargis
Verna Gail Harmon
Scandinavia
Russia
Near East
India
Southeast Asia
Japan
Korea
America
Candlelight Communion at Presbyterian Church Tonight
The Presbyterian Candlelight Communion service will be held tonight with candlelit sanctuary and a tapestry of the Last Supper in the chancel. Members will recite Bible passages from memory and hymns will be sung in memory. An observed Day of Fasting and Thanksgiving follows Friday evening service. London court frees four youths over synagogues fire plot after anti Semitic influences noted.
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Presbyterian Church
G. M. Grigg
London
Old Bailey Court
Colin Jordan
British National Socialist Movement
No Question About It Easter Arrives In New York
New York City officials consider hiring socialite Sharman Douglas as a hostess for official visitors. Commissioner Bud Palmer praised her three weeks of volunteer work, noting she learned state functions in London and did a fine job during Indira Gandhi's visit. She also hosted Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon.
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NEW York
Bud Palmer
Sharman Douglas
Lewis Douglas
Court of St. James
Palmer
London
Sharmie
Indira Gandhi
Douglas
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Post Office Dedication Weekend Dinner Announcement
A dinner honoring Sunday dedication guests will be held Saturday at the town and country restaurant at seven. Attendees include W. M. McMillan Assistant Postmaster General Judge Oren Harris James W. Trimble Randolph Jackson and other postal officials from Dallas Washington Little Rock. Tickets are available at First National Bank Citizens National Bank and Chamber of Commerce.
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Little Rock
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Truck Car Wreck Fatal at Dermott
Isaiah Hearts of North Little Rock died in a late night truck crash two miles north of Dermott Arkansas. The truck cab landed in an irrigation ditch with about 15 feet of water. Hearts body was recovered. Christine Dennington of Dermott the car driver was injured.
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Dermott, Ark
Isaiah Hearts
North Little Rock
Here
U.S
Hearts
Christine Dennington
Dermott
Bids Placed on Hendrix College Dormitory Project
Nach Holz Construction Co. of Conway submitted the apparent low bid of 1,459,500 for a two story underground library and women's dormitory at Hendrix College in Conway.
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Conway, Ark
Nachholz Construction Co
Conway
Hendrix College
Man Convicted on Murder Count Paroled by Board
Ted Duran a 36 year old from Chacon New Mexico was convicted in Polk County for first degree murder in 1959. He was among 85 convicts paroled by the state Pardon and Parole Board. Faubus reduced his life sentence to 21 years earlier this week.
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Little Rock
Ted Duran
Chacon
N.M
Polk County
State Pardon and Parole Board
Duran
Orval Faubus
Washington to Register Beginners for First Grade
All parents of children who will be six on or before October 1 must register at the school of their choice during April in Washington district. Choice farms are available at all school offices. Registration for all first graders should be finished by Friday, April 29. A birth certificate and proof of smallpox vaccination are required before entry.
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Washington
Tide Turns for U S as Riots Hit Viet Nam Crisis
In Saigon the South Vietnamese government crisis coincides with a shift in the war. American officers say battlefield momentum favors Allied forces as heavy bombing and firepower pressure Viet Cong and North Vietnamese positions. Officials caution that body counts and defectors may mislead, with many defectors being refugees or fringe supporters.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Sturgis to detail secret pay increase plan today
Associated Press reports former Highway Director Mack Sturgis will release a full statement on a plan using federal funds to finance salary increases for Highway Department administrators and engineers. The controversy drew scrutiny from Stuttgart official Wayne Hampton and the Republican Party, with authority canceled by state Comptroller Mashburn after Gov. Faubus’s directive.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Highway Department
T Highway
Mack Sturgis
Sturgis
Wayne Hampton
Stuttgart
Highway Commission
Republican Party
L. A. Mashburn
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Mashburn
Y. W. Whelchel
Whelchel
Viet Nam crises, POW rights eyed as battle shifts
AP reports side in Viet Nam turning as crisis erupts. Lawyers group optimistic on protecting Americans held prisoner. A U.S. Marine dies, listed under an acquaintance. National shortages touch men’s clothing and textiles. New York transit strike blamed for military buying demands. Subway crime rate down a year after Operation Crackdown. Congress resumes Master Rese s after food for India program, Medicare doctors' bills. Magnuson expects mandatory auto safety standards. Soviet party congress deepens Moscow Peking rift. French fear future aerial attack. Arkansas ex Highway Director Sturgis to speak on pay raise. Hayes predicts bid for governor against Alford.
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Net Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Uader
Associated Press
New York
Washington
Congress
Warren CG. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Auto Safety Standards to Be Overhauled
Sen Warren Magnuson said the Senate Commerce Committee will seek mandatory car safety standards. He indicated the panel plans to amend Johnson highway safety legislation to require standards, set interim rules, and consult industry on collapsible steering wheels and dial brakes.
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John Chadwick Washington
Warren
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Johnson
Hope area briefed with school, military, and community notices
All schools will dismiss at 2 P M Friday with shortened classes to offset early release. Clinton Jones of Patmos is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in the U S Army and resides at Fort Benning Georgia. VFW meets Thursday night April 7 at 7 30 in the hut on Highway 67. Paul White listed in the March 3 docket is not the Paul White on Ross ton Rt 2. Saenger Theater gains permission for Batman and Robin four hour showing Saturday only with 10 AM and 2 PM showings, the only area showing. An active Snell Cemetery Association is being formed to fund perpetual care. meeting at Emmet City Hall April 15 at 7 30. Association officers listed. Easter singing at Corinth Baptist Church April 10. Brown and White chairmen. Paisley School retires its old Flag in ceremonies January 10. Hempstead County Singing Convention set for April 16 17 at Providence Baptist Church ten miles south of Hope on Highway 29.
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Saenger Theater
Velda Seamans
Snell Cemetery Association
Emmet City Hall
M. Gilbert
Clyde Osborne
Otis Townsend
Hempstead County
Providence Baptist Church
Hope
U.S. Jeep Burned in Saigon Demonstrations
Hundreds of antigovernment demonstrators moved toward downtown Saigon and burned a U.S. military police jeep after Buddhist leaders demanded a pledge for a civilian government within five to six months. No Americans were injured. Paratroopers intervened as rioters dispersed, amid ongoing unrest and heavy fighting 20 miles northwest between U.S. forces and Viet Cong.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Caoy
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Man Killed in Wreck Near Hope on Highway 67
Four miles east of Hope Arkansas a Atlas Truck collided with a smaller railway workers truck injuring J A Roberts and others. W A Nelson 43 of Batesville Ark died after being thrown from the truck and treated in a Little Rock hospital. James Frazier of Marietta Texas driver of the Atlas Truck charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Hope
James Frazier
Marietta
Texas
W. A. Nelson
Batesville
Ark
Little Rock
J. A. Roberts
Wynn, Ark
Brooks Hays Says He Can Beat Alford
Former Arkansas congressman Brooks Hays said he could beat Dr. Dale Alford in a gubernatorial race if he runs. Hays denied he is yet a candidate, noting he will decide within ten days and may announce in Little Rock. He says his 1958 liberal stance remains unchanged.
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Arkansas
Mack Sturgis
Stooks Hayes Sere
Dale Alford
Wayman C. Dunlap
Little Rock
Brooks Hays
Alford
Hays
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Ers
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Charles Barrett
Pine Bluff
J. B. Searcy
Alzheimer
J. D. Wood
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Willhite
Prattsville
Sheridan, Ark
Cooper Elementary
Presbyterian
Hope Star
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Easter
Kay McHenry
W. McHenry
Tim Arnold
Jimmy Arnold
Hope Rt. 3
Spates
M. McMillan
AP News Digest
Star Staff
Clinton Jones
C. P. Jones
Patmos
U.S. Army
Col Jones
Fort Benning, Ga
VFW
Highway 67
Paul White
Rosston Rt. 2
Corinth Baptist Church
Brockman Hill
Bodcan-Falcon Road
C. Brown
Tom White
Paisley School
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