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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge urged educational leaders to decide between continuing the Minimum Foundation program or a 10% teacher pay raise, polling key figures like M. D. Collins and J. Harold Saxon.
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Gov. Governor Herman Talmadge Saturday asked Georgia educational leaders to choose between keeping the Minimum Foundation program in operation or seeking a 10 per cent pay raise for the state's teachers.
Among those being polled by telegrams from the Governor are state superintendent M. D. Collins and J. Harold Saxon, executive secretary of the Georgia Education Association.
Collins said he had received the telegram but probably would not reply until Monday. He indicated, however, that he wanted both the raise for teachers and additional funds for the Minimum Foundation program.
Saxon could not be reached immediately for comment.
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Governor Herman Talmadge asked Georgia educational leaders to choose between maintaining the Minimum Foundation program or granting a 10 percent pay raise for teachers. He polled figures like State Superintendent M. D. Collins and J. Harold Saxon via telegram. Collins received the message but planned to respond Monday, wanting both the raise and more funds for the program. Saxon was not immediately reachable.