Soviets Face Long-Term Costs for Hungarian Action
AP analysis outlines likely consequences of Moscow's intervention in Hungary. Western Communist movements weaken as Reds quit or lose support. Tito relations sour. Polish, East European satellites resist Moscow. Internal Soviet power may strain amid factional quarrels and rising discontent at home and in the bloc. The piece notes 44 local names for large-mouth bass and 36 for small-mouth bass.
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Increased Water Needs Are Predicted For Cities
Paul Weir of Atlanta, president of the American Water Works Assn., told North Carolina officials that the average city will need about 225 gallons per person daily within 20 years, a 50 percent rise from today. He said national water cost is 5 cents a ton and that the industry is a billion dollar business needing about 300 million dollars yearly to meet rising demand. The 36th annual North Carolina Section meeting runs through tomorrow with the Sewage and Industrial Waste Assn.
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Bipartisan foreign policy focus after secret briefing
Senator Morse and 10 other Foreign Relations members met with top officials including Hoover Dulles Radford and Fleming. They discussed United Nations reliance on Egypt and Suez, while Mansfield and George urged careful, quiet policy work and long term planning.
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Governors Hodges Urges Service Spirit at Henderson Veterans Day
Henderson crowd heard Gov. Hodges urge building a spirit of service and courage to defend freedom. An afternoon parade and veterans’ tribute followed as Hodges said veterans and citizens must think long term beyond selfish interests and stressed unity across races and groups. He honored about 482,000 living veterans and reminded service does not grant final authority on patriotism.
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