Rules Deadlock on School Aid May Be Broken This Week
Washington House Rules Committee may break the stalemate on a school aid bill and move toward real aid and minimum wage measures. GOP and Southern Democrats oppose, while Democrats push for a compromise without a racial provision. Speakers urge decisive action or adjournment blame.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Rules Committee
James W. Trimble
D-Ark
B. Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
Trimble
Reece
Powell
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Richard M. Nixon
Teta
Rayburn
Boro
N.C
Farm Price Outlook for Virginia Livestock and Turkeys
The Virginia Department of Agriculture outlines that turkey prices will stay near current levels for two to three weeks with holiday demand shaping supply. Slaughter tonnage looks slightly below last year into November with strong wholesale buying for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Feeder cattle are forecast to be about 1.50 to 4 dollars below last year as corn remains plentiful, with no expected cattle price bust.
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Virginia
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
North Carolina
New York
South
U.S
Chicago
Shark Attacks Man Near Shore In New Jersey Beach
A huge shark carried by four waves swam within 25 yards of land and bit John Brodeur 24. an accountant he suffered severe leg injuries requiring a four hour operation and eight pints of blood. His fiancee and hotel guests aided him and a tourniquet was applied.
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N.J
Atlantic Ocean
John Brodeur
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Neptune
Charles Samaha
Brodeur
Jean Filoramo
Joseph Filoramo
Norman Porter
New York
Brodeurs
Bear Season and Bag Limit Regulation Adopted in Virginia
Notice from the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries outlines a bear season from the third Monday in November to January 5 with a one bear per season bag limit and a minimum live weight of seventy five pounds. Effective September 15, 1960. Beverley W. Stras Jr., Chairman.
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Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Dan
Beverley W. Stras, Jr
Two Are Killed In Jet Crash Off Subic Bay
Manila AP reports Lt. Wallace F. Doolittle of Pratt Kansas and Ens. John Antoine Provost of Wellsboro Pennsylvania were killed when an A3D Skywarrior jet bomber crashed into the sea near Subic Bay. A helicopter rescued two crewmen David W. Walters of Big Lake Minnesota and Roy D. Howington of Amarillo Texas.
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Manila
Wallace F. Doolittle
Pratt
Kan
Ens
John Antoine Provost
Wellsboro
David W. Walters
Big Lake
Minn
Roy D. Howington
Amarillo
Tex
Subic Bay Naval Base
Sloboda Seeks Political Asylum Says Radio Moscow
Radio Moscow reported Vladimir Sloboda, a U.S. Army specialist in West Germany, has sought political asylum in Moscow denouncing U.S. intelligence activities and warning of preparations for another war. Disappeared 20 days ago, he is described as a linguist with limited security access. his wife Lilian, a British subject, remained in Frankfurt with their three children amid mentions of gambling losses.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Vladimir Sloboda
West Germany
U. S
Sloboda
Poland
U. S. Army
Heidelberg
United States
Lilian
Frankfurt
Vandiver Endorses Kennedy for President in Georgia
Gov. Ernest Vandiver publicly backs John F. Kennedy for president with Lyndon B. Johnson as running mate. He remains opposed to the Democratic Party civil rights platform after meeting Kennedy in Washington. Atlantic City Race Course lists 1,432 horse stalls.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ernest Vandiver
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Vandiver
Atlantic City Race Course
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