State Board Upholds Stricter Teacher Credentials
The board kept tough standards for high school teacher credentials amid fears of shortages. From July 1 1966 a bachelor plus practice teaching can win a standard secondary credential with 14 units in the major, rising to full requirements within five years. Critics warned lower credentials threaten classrooms while recruiters claim a crisis.
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New Books at Shafter Library Listed in Latest Shipment
The Shafter Branch Library announces new fiction titles in the latest shipment led by Branch Librarian Mrs. Harriet Mason. Read about The Vizier's Elephant Andrie The Conscience of Love Ayme Shadows of the Images Barrett In the Event of My Death Bourne Case of the Giant Killer Branson Anthology of Famous American Stories Barrett The Fox From His Lair Cadell Liza Campbell The Ragged Edge Christopher Glide Path Clarke Strait Passage Dughi The Man From Nowhere Fleming Rafe Hill The Berlin Stories Isherwood The Senry James Reader The Hotel Dwellers Lacy Toddler on the Run Mackay Summer Night Moorehead Revulsion Nemeth The Return of Lance Tennis Snelling A Dedicated Man Taylor Legacy of FEAR Weston Angels of Spring Whitehill Never Step on a Rainbow Wolfe Stranger's Serenade Woolrich An Odor of Sancti
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Harriet Mason
Andrie
Love
Ayme
Barrett
Bourne
Branson
Cadell
Liza
Campbell
Christopher
Clarke
Strait Passage
Dughi
Nowhere
Fleming
Rafe
Hill
Berlin
Isherwood
James Reader
Ho‘tel
Lacy
Mackay
Moorehead
Nemeth
Lance Tennis
Snelling
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Weston
Whitehill
Wolfe
Woolrich
Patrick Seeks Negro Acknowledgement and Self-Sufficiency
Los Angeles Republican gubernatorial candidate William Penn Patrick tells California Negro readers that action should replace advice. He argues opponents ignore Negro needs and that $263000 from the governor’s riot report could fund six months of income for Watts families through state rebuilding.
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Governor's Commission
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La Boheme Set For Shafter High School Auditorium
Puccini’s La Boheme to be performed by Pacific West Coast Opera Company on Tuesday February 8 at 4 pm in Shafter High School Auditorium under Kern County Music Educators. The touring company features West Coast singers and presents English language performances with full sets and costumes. Cast includes Anne Eagle Machamer as Mimi Ken Remo as Rodolfo Lloyd Hanna as Marcello Susan Chismar as Musetta.
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Mardikian to Speak at Scouter Dinner in Bakersfield
George M. Mardikian, famed San Francisco restaurant operator, will address the Southern Sierra Council of Boy Scouts at the annual Scouters recognition dinner. The event, announced by H. W. Pat Kelly, will be January 29 at the civic auditorium in Bakersfield. Reservations through Kelly at Kelly & Somers in Shafter or Scout Center Bakersfield 325-9036.
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Civic Auditorium
Bakersfield
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Kelly & Somers
Shafter
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Young performers shine across major U S venues
Schaunard played by Brian Turner as Colline and Robert Rogers as B Vtedee Arcinuery headline a versatile trio versed in all forms of musical theater. They gain national renown through appearances at the Hollywood Bowl, San Francisco Opera, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Broadway as they tour and perform with major orchestras.
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Colline
Robert Rogers
B Vtedee
Arcinuery
Hollywood Bowl
San Francisco Opera
Los Angeles Philharmonic
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