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WASHINGTON i I PI i Ameri cans were clKillenced today to ac cept as thoir "national goals" in education a 50 per cent boost in 'teachers' salaries hy 1!K, and a 25 billion dollar school building program over the next decade. 1 These admittedly "drastic" poals were prox)sed in a staff study prepared by the L'.S. Office of Kducation for discussion at a Conference attended by leaders of 100 educational organizations. The conference was called by Arthur S. Flcmminu, secretary of health, education and welfare. Klemmins emphasized to report ers that the Olfice of Education report was simply a "basis for discussion" at the conference, and did not necessarily reflect admin istration thinking. Professional Appraisal However. Dr. Lawrence G. Der thick, commissioner of education, described Hie report in a foreward as "a professional appraisal of the laclual situation'' facing Americans in Iheii attempt to jhuild and maintain an adequate public school system. The report said it is "essential" to national survival that "a sub stantial improvement in the qual ity of American education be brought about in the decado ahead." With the nation locked in a life-or-dcath technological race with Hussia, the report said, it is a imaltcr of "tearful urgency" to overcome the classroom and teacher shortages now plaguing public schools. Attract (Iniwl Teachers To attract good teachers in suf ficient uuantitv. it said, talarics Imust be "competitive with Ihosa jin other occupations requiring equivalent training and experi ence." i The report said this w ill require raising average teachers salaries 50 per cent from $4,!)5! to $7.43!) annually by the lllltt-M school year, with continued increases jthcreafler at a rale of about 3 M?r cent a year. TO HOLD KI.KCT10XS VIENNA (ITU The Czech Communist cabinet decided Mon day to hold general elections June 12. In the last general elections in Czechoslovakia held in the fall of l!t.)4. the unopposed "National Front" group won 98 per cent of the vote. People Read SPOT ADS you ore REDECORATED Office Space $45 Month Inqvir DREWS' Monitor Phone TU 4-4121 YOU'LL USE THE FAMOUS PHILCO-BENDIX WHEN YOU DO YOUR WASH AT MERIT'S COIN-0-MATIC LAUNDRY 333 E. MAIN 4101 SO. -lh Windows Wood & Aluminum HOME MART 2030 So. 4th TU 2-5885 Interested in on EDUCATIONAL PLAN?