Mahon Opposes Cut In Defense Funds
Chairman George Mahon of the House Defense Appropriations subcommittee says no room for defense cuts under the Eisenhower economy drive. He cites a minimum defense budget near 42 billion dollars for next year, against about 40.8 billion this year. He warns against reducing the tempo of defense amid the Soviet threat and notes budget talks in Augusta with McElroy and Stans. Byrd reports 145.7 billion in spending authority this year, with the Defense Department leading and 32 billion unspent from past years, prompting concerns about congressional control. Bowling is described as an indoor variation of outdoor lawn bowls.
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Maurice Stans
Congress
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D-Va
Byrd
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House Committee
Defense Department
Colder Tonight Across Plains to Appalachians With Snow Flurries
Weather forecast predicts a drop in temperatures from the northern and central Plains toward the Appalachians. Snow flurries are expected in the Great Lakes region and Montana with scattered rain in parts of the eastern area.
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Appalachians
Great Lakes Area
Montana
North and South Carolina Forecast Warm Spell Mixed With Showers
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness and warmth across the Carolinas with scattered showers mainly south. North Carolina highs near 76 with cooler nights, while South Carolina and Georgia see mid to upper 60s/70s with rain possible into Tuesday. Virginia warm but turning colder with rain in mountains. Extended outlook: near normal coast, cool interior, occasional rain through midweek.
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Georgia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Charleston
Nixon regrets Hays loss in Arkansas race
Vice President Nixon expresses regret over Rep. Brooks Hays defeat in Little Rock district by Dale Alford a segregationist. He calls the result tragic for the nation and urges leaders to push civil rights understanding to sustain a nation of responsible laws. The letter was released after Hays loss on November 4.
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Nixon
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Hays
D-Ark
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Alieed
Little Rock
America
Old Belt Continues Operations As Season Nears End
The North Carolina Virginia Old Belt begins another sales week with prices down to a weekly low of 53.93 per hundred pounds after 15.16 million pounds sold. North Carolina markets moved 6.21 million pounds at 53.02 while Virginia sold 8.94 million at 54.57. Roxboro closes Wednesday and Chase City and Kenbridge set end dates in December. Colin Turnbull, noted Scottish anthropologist, will soon lead the African Department at New Yorks Museum of Natural History.
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North Carolina
Virginia
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Kenbridge
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New York
Sunrise and sunset times for today and tomorrow
The sun will set today at 5 08 p m and rise tomorrow at 7 29 a m.
Deli Owner Fatally Missing The Draw In Shoe Incident
Albert C. Williams 50 a Philadelphia area deli owner and Western fan practiced quick draw in Delaware County. He carried a .22 pistol and Sunday went to the open spaces. a misstep left a bullet in his shoe in an accidental shooting.
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Delicatessen
Albert C. Williams
Delaware County
Scarlet ibis Growth From Pink to Red as It Matures
The scarlet ibis, a swamp bird from the Amazon, is born with pink feathers that deepen to red in adulthood. The color change marks its development from juvenile to mature plumage.
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