Moonlighters Among Teachers Highlighted In 1965 Pay Gap
Teachers hold two jobs at high rates, often outside teaching. The 1965 median pay for teachers trails other workers by about $1,100, suggesting flexible schedules and modest nonteaching work as motives. Experts warn balanced policy care is needed amid rising federal spending and labor market dynamics.
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Nagual Education Association
U.S. Labor Department
Monthly Labor Review
Great Society
Gasgionia
W.A
Evangel College President to Speak at Easter Service
Robert Ashcroft, president of Evangel College in Springfield Missouri, will speak at the Easter Sunrise Service 6:30 am Sunday at Hammons Stadium. Ashcroft has led the college since 1953 after serving as national secretary of education for the Assemblies of God.
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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
Rey Ashcroft
Willhite
Candlelight Communion at Presbyterian Church Tonight
The Presbyterian Church holds an annual Candlelight Communion with candlelit sanctuary and a tapestry of the Last Supper in the chancel. G M Grigg will install the tapestry. Hymns are sung from memory, and the service proceeds without hymnals. A Day of Fasting and Thanksgiving follows Friday evening.
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Presbyterian Church
G. M. Grigg
Four youths released for synagogue arson role at Old Bailey
A London Old Bailey judge freed four youths charged with starting fires at seven synagogues. Penitent and pledging to abandon anti-Semitic acts, they were said to be influenced by figures in Colin Jordan's British National Socialist Movement. The judge condemned their manipulation by unscrupulous leaders.
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London
Old Bailey Court
Colin Jordan
British National Socialist Movement
No Question About It Easter Is Here
New York city events chief Bud Palmer proposed hiring socialite Sharman Douglas as an official hostess. Douglas, daughter of former ambassador Lewis Douglas, has volunteered three weeks and previously hosted Indira Gandhi, Princess Margaret, and Lord Snowdon during visits.
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New York
Bud Palmer
Sharman Douglas
Lewis Douglas
Court of St. James
Palmer
London
Sharmie
Indira Gandhi
Miss Douglas
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Post Office Dedication Weekend Dinner Notice
A Post Office and Federal Building dedication will be celebrated with a Saturday dinner at the Town & Country Restaurant at 7 oclock honoring visitors connected to the Sunday ceremony. Expected attendees include W. M. McMillan Assistant Postmaster General Judge Oren Harris Congressman James W Trimble Randolph Jackson and may include postal officials from Little Rock. Tickets are on sale at First National Bank Citizens National Bank and the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Town & Country
W. M. McMillan
Washington, D. C
Oren Harris
el Dorado
James W. Trimble
Wasington
D. C
Randolph Jackson
General Services Administration
Dallas
Texas
Little Rock
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Truck Car Wreck Fatal at Dermott Arkansas
Isaiah Hearts of North Little Rock died in a two miles north of Dermott collision on U.S. 165. His cab landed in an irrigation ditch with the body recovered. Injured driver Christine Dennington of Dermott. In Conway, Nachholz Construction Co. submitted a low bid of 1,459,500 for a two story underground library and women's dormitory at Hendrix College.
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Dermott, Ark
Isaiah Hearts
North Little Rock
Here
U.S. 165
Christine Dennington
Dermott
Conway, Ark
Nachholz Construction Co
Conway
Hendrix College
Man Convicted on Murder Count
Ted Duran of Chacon New Mexico was convicted in Polk County in 1959 of first degree murder in his wife death. He was among 85 convicts paroled by the state Pardon and Parole Board. Gov Faubus reduced his life sentence to 21 years on Monday.
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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
Parents of children who will be six years old by October 1 are urged to register in April at the school of their choice in Washington. Choice forms are in all district school offices. Registration for first graders must be completed by Friday, April 29. A birth certificate and proof of successful smallpox vaccination are required before entry.
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Washington
Tide Turns for U S as Riots Hit Viet Nam Crisis
AP dispatch from Saigon reports Viet Nam's government crisis erupting as senior American commanders say combat momentum shifts in favor. Allied forces emphasize heavy air power and pressure on Viet Cong and North Vietnamese positions, amid cautious officials noting defectors and body counts may mislead.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Sturgis to Reveal Secret Pay Increase Plan Details
Former Highway Director Mack Sturgis prepared a full statement on a controversial plan to fund salary raises for highway administrators and engineers with federal money. The staggered increases, announced after an anonymous letter, prompted investigations by the Stuttgart highway commission chair Wayne Hampton and calls for a state probe.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Highway Department
Mack Sturgis
Sturgis
Wayne Hampton
Stuttgart
Highway Commission
Republican Party
L. A. Mashburn
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Mashburn
Y. W. Whelchel
Whelchel
Viet Nam crisis erupts as battle tides turn
AP reports a Viet Nam government crisis unfolds while a lawyers group campaigns to protect Americans held prisoner by the North Vietnamese. An Associated Press survey notes shortages of men’s clothing and textiles amid soaring economy, military spending, and transit strikes. Nighttime crime in New York declines after Operation Crackdown. Congress debates food for India, Medicare doctor bills, and mandatory car safety standards. The Soviet 23rd Congress deepens Moscow Peking rift. French demand defense against aerial attack. Arkansas lawmakers discuss highway pay raises and gubernatorial race prospects.
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Viet Nam
USS
Martie
Associated Press
New York
Washington
Congress
Warren G. Magiltson
Senate Commerce Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Auto Safety Standards to Be Overhauled
Senator Magnuson said the Senate Commerce Committee will push mandatory car safety standards. He expected amendments to require issued standards and interim rules during research and testing, with temporary measures like collapsible steering wheels and dual brakes in cooperation with the industry.
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John Chadwick Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
Oday
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Johnson
Hope schools dismiss for early closure and other local items
Regular classes will be shortened for early dismissal at 2 p m. Clinton Jones is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in the U S Army and resides at Fort Benning Ga VFW meets April 7 at 7 15 pm near Highway 67 Promoted Paul White listed in court docket not the Ross ton Rt 2 resident Batman and Robin one day showing at Saenger Theater April 7 10 am and 2 pm Snell Cemetery Association forming meeting at Emmet City Hall April 15 7 30 pm Annal after singing April 10 at Corinth Baptist Church Paisley School retires its old Flag April 16-17 Hempstead County Singing Convention at Providence Baptist Church
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Clinton Jones
C. F. Jones
Patmos
U. S. Army
Col Jones
Fort Benning, Ga
Saenger
Velda Seamans
Snell Cemetery Association
Emmet City Hall
M. Gilbert
Clyde Osborne
Otis Townsend
Hempstead County
Providence Baptist Church
Hope
Jeep Burned in Saigon Demonstration As Riots Intensify
AP dispatch reports hundreds of antigovernment demonstrators in Saigon burned a U S military police jeep amid calls to cede power to a civilian government within five to six months. Buddhist leaders demanded a public pledge while paratroopers moved in to quell rioters. Heavy fighting occurred 20 miles northwest between U S troops and Viet Cong with no reported American injuries.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Capal
Giile’ Unti
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Man Killed in Wreck Near Hope
A Thursday midafternoon crash on Highway 67 east of Hope involving an Atlas Truck driven by James Frazier of Marietta Texas killed W. A. Nelson 43 of Batesville Arkansas who was thrown from a smaller railway workers truck. Injured J A Roberts 50 of Wynn Arkansas. Virgil Floyd Brook of Newark Missouri Pacific gang truck driver and four others unharmed. State Police Bob Cockman investigated and charged Frazier with driving while intoxicated.
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Hope
James Frazier
Maretta
Texas
W. A. Nelson
Batesville
Ark
Little Rock
J. A. Roberts
Wynn
Missouri Pacific
Virgil Floyd Brook
Newark
Bob Cockman
Frazier
Brooks Hays defies rumors on 196? governor bid
Former Arkansas congressman Brooks Hays said he could beat Dr. Dale Alford if he ran for governor, and he planned to decide within ten days. Hays, 67, claimed his 1958 liberal stance remains unchanged, while Alford is seen as a segregationist candidate.
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Arkansas
Mack Sturdis
Brooks Mavs
Dale Alford
Brooks Hays
Alford
Wayman C. Dunlap
Little Rock
Hays
U.S
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Pine Bluff
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Alzheimer
J.D. Wood
Union
Prattsville
Sheridan, Ark
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J. Robert Ashcroft
Presbyterian
Hope Star
First Presbyterian Church
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W. McHenry
Tim Arnold
Jimmy Arnold
Hope Rt. 3
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Www
M. McMillan
AP News Digest
Star
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Highway 67
Paul White
Rosston Rt. 2
Corinth Baptist Church
Brockman Hill
Bodcan-Falcon Road
W. C. Brown
Tom White
Paisley School
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