Reapportionment ruling stirs states amid Texas shift
U S Supreme Court may limit state warding of House seats after Texas 1961 redistricting per amendment restricting counties to one representative after 70 000 population. Eleven urban counties hold over half of Lone Star State residents and more than a third of House members.
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Kite Flying Rules Regulated by Federal Aviation Agency
The Insiders Newsletter reports a federal aviation agency rule banning kite flying within five miles of any airport. It also restricts kites to within 500 feet of the ground or near cloud bases, requires daytime mooring lines to bear colored pennants every 50 feet, and mandates lights for night flights.
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Coffee Prices Seen Rising by 500 Million a Year
A 54 nation conference under UN auspices negotiates a world coffee agreement to cut overproduction and stabilize prices. The proposal could lift U S consumer costs by about 500 million dollars annually, with a floor price around 55 cents per pound and retail prices near one dollar.
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New York
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Alliance For Progress
Farm families earn $1 billion from tobacco crops
Atlanta reports more than 800 000 farm families across 21 states grow tobacco and derive over a billion dollars annually in cash from the crop.
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Atlanta
Census Bureau Keeps Working Between Decennial Counts
The Dallas regional office led by James W. Stroud outlines nine major censuses from 1962 to 1970 plus ongoing monthly, quarterly, and annual surveys. Topics include employment, health, housing, trade, manufacturing, and migration with the Current Population Survey sampling 35,000 households nationwide.
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Telstar relays calls and TV pictures for first time
Telstar demonstrates the relay of telephone calls and television pictures using U S ground stations at Andover Maine and Holmdel New Jersey. The system marks a major experimental step toward a global satellite communications network proposed by Bell Labs with ongoing private industry R D advances.
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