Census Director Doubts Shifts In Congress Lineup From Ruling
Census Bureau Director Richard Scammon doubts the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling will shift party balance in the House. He says the major effect will be a reduction of rural influence and notes only limited district boundary changes in some states. The decision does not alter a state's total number of senators and representatives or its presidential electors.
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Blue Grass Grown In the Antarctic
In a landmark experiment at a joint U S New Zealand station in Antarctica Dr. E D Rudolph of Ohio State University grew Kentucky blue grass on ice free ground near the South Pole. The grass survived about a week before dying and being destroyed leaving only primitive vegetation previously known in the region.
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Moonshine Sugar Donated to Polio Drive
In Columbus Georgia plans are under way to donate sugar seized during moonshine raids to Operation Sugar Lump an anti polio drive starting March 8. The sheriff says bulk sugar found near illegal stills will be swapped to restaurants for sugar lumps used in Sabin oral vaccine. Organizers estimate the free sugar will cut vaccination costs by about $2000.
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