California gains shake up national politics in coming deca des
The editorial argues California will add congressional seats after the 1970 census and possibly more after 1970, reshaping national power. It notes New England and Mid Atlantic losses starting in 1963, with New York and other traditional states losing influence, while the South mostly declines and California rises, affecting future presidential selections.
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California
New York
Richard Scammon
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S. House
New England
Middle Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
South
Kentucky
Florida
Texas
Scammon
Mexico
Fight at Alabama Brick sparks hospital visit
Police interviewed Carl Garth about injuries after a Friday morning clash involving several men at Alabama Brick and Tile Co. He declined to name others. The First Methodist Church Choral Choir meets at 11 a.m. for members age 6 to 8.
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Bank Street Hospital
Carl Garth
Hillsboro 1
Alabama Brick and Tile Co
First Methodist Church
Rusk urges Senate to restore foreign aid funds
Secretary of State Dean Rusk made a vigorous appeal to the Senate to reverse deep House cuts in foreign aid calling them dangerous and unwise. He urged removal of a House amendment restricting aid to nations whose ships carry goods to Communist Cuba and urged a broader review as Magnuson ordered a Cuban arms inquiry. Rusk spoke before the Senate Appropriations Committee amid a cut from 4.906 to 3.630 billion in foreign aid and a total cut of 1.4 billion in the omnibus bill.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Cuba
Rusk
Warren G
Magnuson
D-Wash
Congress
Senate Commerce Committees
Senate Appropriations Committee
Peace Corps
Moscow
Havana
Kennedy
Evacuation Possible as Chlorine Barque Salved Near Natchez
Public Health Service warns up to 80 000 people in Natchez area could be evacuated if chlorine gas escapes during salvage of 1100 tons of chlorine from a sunken Mississippi barge. Army engineers plan to remove four tanks within 1 2 days. no leakage reported.
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Mississippi
Washington
Natchez, Miss
Missississippi
PHS Division of
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Charlestown
W.va
Union Carbide Co
Natchez
John Nosser
Public Health Service
Army
Health Service
Kennedy
Louisiana
Adams, Wilkinson
Jefferson
Concordia
Catahoula
Tensas
Schirra Orbit Delayed To October 3 Or Later
NASA announced Walter Schirra six orbit mission postponed from Sept. 28 to Oct. 3 or later due to a malfunction found in the Mercury capsule control system. The delay affects the most ambitious U.S. manned spaceflight planned at the time.
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Washington
Walter Schirra
Space Agency
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Guido Makes A Comeback In Argentine Crisis
President Jose Maria Guido fired two loyalist generals amid four day army clashes and hinted at backing rebel forces. Gen. Ongania warned loyalists to surrender as battles raged near Buenos Aires. Guido, fatigued but active, sought cease fire and elections while staff prepared for war impacts.
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Roman Jimenez
Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Government House
Tiburcio Padilla
Villa Rosas
Pilar
Arturo Frondizi
Florencio Varela
Bejamin Rattenbach
Rattenbach
New Crew Is Sailing Ship Into Cuba
The Italian freighter Airone sailed for Havana with a new captain and crew after 12 sailors quit during bunkering near Novorossisk. Six sailors rejoined, but Captain Mario Papaleone and five crewmen refused to sail on, insisting the ship carried explosives despite the manifest.
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Reggio Calabria
Italy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Airone
United States
Havana
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Mario Papaleone
House Blocks Change In Bill On Foreign Aid And Cuba
House leaders blocked rewriting the fight if we must resolution and barred amendments to a measure aimed at Cuba and Soviet influence. The panel seeks to block ships delivering goods to Cuba and arms or strategic materials to the Castro regime while the Senate considers similar moves. If the Senate rejects, a conference will decide the fate of the amendments.
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Washington
House
Congressional
Cuba
U.S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
United States
Contempt Ruling Clears Ole Miss Officials in Meredith Case
U.S. District Judge Sidney Mize cleared three University of Mississippi officials of contempt in the James H. Meredith desegregation case. The ruling said real power rested with the 13 member state college board. The board members face contempt hearings in New Orleans.
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Meridian
Miss
Dist
Sidney Mize
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Board of Trustees
University
John D. Williams
Liberal Arts
Arthur B. Lewis
Robert B. Ellis
State College Board
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Justice Department
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Meredith
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred B. Smith
U.S. Atty
Burke Marshall
Mize
Soviet Warns U S and Cuba on UN Floor
At the United Nations General Assembly the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warned that a U.S. attack on Cuba would mean war while Adlai Stevenson of the United States rejected any offensive action and accused the Soviet Union of arming Cuba. He cited the U.N. charter as the U.S. defense right and urged stopping Soviet military buildup in Cuba.
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United Nations
Gromyko
Stevenson
United States
U.N
Cuba
Soviet Union
Caribbean
U.S
2 000 Gallon Still Is Broken
Lawrence County deputies and ABC agents destroyed a 2 000 gallon still 15 miles south of here Friday night. Officers found 33 jacket cans 55 gallon of fuel oil a five gallon jug and five gallons of wildcat whisky but no arrests were made. Expert service for Frigidaire and all make appliances at Robinsons on 2nd Ave.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
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