Good Faith Apportionment Accord Faces House Move
The legislature resumes Monday to finish a Democratic Senate Republican House pact on temporary and permanent reapportionment. The plan sends the 1965 permanent amendment to a people’s vote, creates a 10 member bip ar tisan commission for a temporary plan, and mandates single member districts for future apportionments. The compromise aims to reduce legislature size by 1970 with districts of nearly equal population and a one person one vote standard. Additionally, a note on a Korean boy in Van Nuys seeking admission to high school and UCLA adds a lighter, local touch.
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World Trade Center drama stirs business, birds and TV
Critics, including Austin Tobin and Port Authority backers, push ahead with plans for the World Trade Center twin towers in New York while small business owners fear site shifts. The towers threaten Empire State Building TV signals and draw opposition from bird migration researchers.
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War on Hunger Is Global Call to Action at UN
United Nations report by Bruce W. Munn outlines a 25 year battle against hunger. FAO experts warn 420 deaths and 180000 new mouths daily, urging increased food production, distribution, and reduced waste through fertilizer use, better storage, and education.
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Algae Food Growth and Protein Innovations Amid War Pressures
The article describes algae as a future food source in Japan, fish protein concentrate for kitchens, and residue from oil pressing used for animal feed now explored as 40 to 50 percent protein food. It notes reformulated vegetable proteins and flavoring to imitate meat, while urging global cooperation to avert famine and secure world peace.
Wary of low cost housing plan prompts Cedar Rapids questions
Mr and Mrs Lester Happel urge residents to question a proposed low cost housing project. They ask if the homes fit family needs lasting value and what zoning or building code waivers might mean for property values and future development. They request council input.
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Child disrupts flight as stewardess ends with sharp rebuke
A loud and irritable child in an airliner creates a scene while passengers grow annoyed. The boy bumps a stewardess, spilling coffee, and she responds with a stern admonition telling him to go outside and play.
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Soviet Official Praises U S Highways Amid Critique of Own System
Deputy Foreign Trade Minister M N Smelyakov praised the American highway network while criticizing Soviet roads and car output. He noted Moscow and Leningrad have about eight and three gas stations respectively, and that the USSR lags behind Italy and France in auto capacity, signaling a costly long-term effort to modernize.
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Youthful Senate Stirs Speculation on 1968 Races
Burlington Hawk-Eye reports in Washington that several aging lawmakers in their 70s, including Dirksen Hickenlooper and Carlson, consider running again while younger members like Kennedy and Percy energize the chamber. The piece notes the "young" appearance of veterans and Erika about potential retirements amid 1968 re election talk.
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