Roosevelt Plan Debate Divides House and Senate
Washington. House leaders delay a vote on Roosevelt's Supreme Court expansion proposal awaiting Senate action. The move risks alienating constituencies and stirring campaign issues, while critics warn a two thirds override could entrench federal power. The silver issue and Morgenthau's stance complicate policy debates amid partisan maneuvering.
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Tailless Schipperkes and Tail Practices Described
The Schipperke is the only naturally tailless dog breed, bred in Holland and Belgium and related to the Pomeranian. They are small, black, compact, with a foxlike head and erect ears. Many short tailed dogs are tailless only by tail cropping done in puppyhood. Some bobtailed collies occur but most have tails shortened surgically.
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Egypt Walls Glow With Incandescent Light Show
Lighted tomb walls reveal brilliant hieroglyphics and symbolic figures as incandescent bulbs illuminate the sacred scenes, transforming the ancient tomb into a striking display of light and history.
Memorial to Honor Thomas Jefferson Eagles Strain Debate
A $3,000,000 memorial plans to honor Thomas Jefferson era eagles with mixed views on impact. Some praise the birds for keeping streams clean and aiding ecosystems, while others recall past depredations on livestock. The Washington Post excerpt notes public opinion on eagles and their role.
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