25 States Gain Or Lose House Seats In 1960 Census
Washington AP reports 25 states will gain or lose seats after the 1960 census. Commerce Department says total U.S. population of the 50 states was 179,323,175 as of April 1, an 18.5 percent rise from 1950’s 151,325,798.
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Florida
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Hawaii
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Michigan
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Ohio
Texas
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New York
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
West Virginia
Alaska
Census Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
MeritRated Car Insurance Plan Unveiled in Virginia
Virginia announces a merit rated car insurance plan promising lower rates for clean records and up to 150 percent higher for violations. The plan includes broad rate changes and a new package policy with death benefits and medical payments, set to replace separate liability and physical damage policies for many drivers.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Insurance Bureau
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau
New York
Virginia Rating Bureau
Christmas street decorations start tomorrow at 8 a.m.
The Northern Virginia Power Co. asks for public cooperation as street decorations go up. Today's weather reached 70 degrees with 53 at night and a forecast of 66 to 74 with possible showers tonight and tomorrow. James Riley won Clarke County's I Speak for Democracy contest and is president of the Clarke County High School Junior Class. his name was omitted in last night's paper.
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Bob Taylor
Northern Virginia Power Co
James Riley
Clarke County
Clarke County High School
UN Troops Pull Out of Danager Areas in Katanga
UN troops begin withdrawing from danger zones in northern Katanga amid rising tribal threats. Irish and Ethiopian units return to Albertville as Baluba rebels mass for possible offensives and threaten the UN protected town.
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Danager
Katanga
Elisabethville
U.N
Albertville
United Nations
Niemba
Moise Tshombe
North
New Resolution On Disarmament Circulated at UN
Asian and African states circulated a compromise plan calling for early resumption of East West talks on general and complete disarmament. Backed by India and brokered with the Soviet Union and United States, it seeks to avoid votes on rival proposals and favors limited measures to improve the atmosphere.
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N.Y
V. K. Krishna Menon
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
Burma
Iraq
Ghana
India
Indonesia
Morocco
Nepal
United Arab Republic
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Admiral Among Victims as 10 Die in Dual Plane Crashes
Ten people die in two U S Navy crashes near Subic Bay and Mount Mariveles including Rear Adm Arthur F Spring and his wife Clare. Also killed are aides pilots and Philippine personnel. no survivors are reported. Spring had promoted U S Filipino ties and served as Subic commander since 1959.
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Subic Bay
Arthur F. Spring
Clare
J.g
Karl Ziegenhagen
Gary
Ind
Wade K. Smith
Clinton, Tenn
U.S
Kennedy and Nixon discuss Republican roles in a Kennedy administration
President-elect John F Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon met at Key Biscayne Florida to discuss the possibility of appointing Republicans to major posts in the new administration Nixon voiced questions about the wisdom of Republicans joining the cabinet while signaling willingness to cooperate on national security issues Kennedy said the talks were cordial and beneficial and vowed to meet again with Nixon in the near future Ribicoff expected to be considered for a top post in Kennedy's team
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Florida
Ribicoff
California
Warrants Served On Mrs Boyd In Adoption and Boarding Home Case
Warrants charging violation of Section 63-233 of the Virginia Code were served on Mrs Hilda Grant Boyd 45 of 415 Millwood Ave this morning. The warrants allege operation of an unauthorized adoption service and an unlicensed boarding home for children. Judge John Warren Rice signed the warrants Nov 9 with a hearing set for Nov 21 at 2 30 p.m. in Municipal Court.
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Hilda Grant Boyd
Millwood Ave
John Warren Rice
Municipal Court
New 177 Piece 3 Room Furniture Group Ad
Grove Furniture Co offers a 177 piece three room furniture set for 4.50 weekly. The Stork Set children's wear 25 to 50 percent off. Terminal Tavern advertises lunch specials daily 50 percent, hours 6 am to 9 pm. Amherst Diner opens for deer hunters at 4:30 am during the week of November 21 to 26.
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Grove Furniture CO
Terminal Tavern
Amherst
Train crash in Steblova station kills big toll
Radio Prague reports at least 110 dead and 106 injured in a station crash at Steblova, Czechoslovakia, Monday night. The AP confirms the staggering death and injury figures.
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Radio Prague
Vienna
Austria
Steblova
Czechoslovakia
Air Force catches Discoverer XVII space capsule at sea
The USS Pelican II crew from Hickam AFB recovered the Discoverer XVII capsule from the 250 by 10 mile recovery area 500 miles northeast of Honolulu. Capt Gene W. Jones led a 9 man crew to snag the orange parachute craft after a near miss, delivering it to Sunnyvale for inspection.
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Pacific
Navy
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jones
Hawaii
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Sunnyvale
Calif
San Francisco
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Teenagers Defy Police in New Orleans Desegregation Clash
In New Orleans police disperses over 100 teenagers attempting to storm McDonogh 19 and Frantz schools amid desegregation protests. Six youths arrested, one man detained for a toy pistol, and police guard two blocks around the schools as chaotic scenes unfold.
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New Orleans
McDonogh 19
McDonogh
William Frantz
Frantz School
McDonagh
St. Claude Ave
Tes
U.S
George Washington to Roam Atlantic with Polaris Arms
The nuclear powered submarine George Washington armed with 16 Polaris missiles departs Charleston harbor for a two year sea mission. Rear Adm. McManes calls it a mission of goodwill for those who want it and destruction for those who do not.
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Charleston
S.C
George Washington
Atlantic
Placid
Charleston Harbor
Adm
K. M. McManes
Theater Fire Kills 152 In Syria
A devastating theater fire in Amude Syria killed 151 children and one rescuer. The blaze started in the projection room and spread through a wooden theater with a single exit trapping many inside. Owners and staff were arrested for investigation. victims received mass burial and a $35 000 relief fund was created.
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Damascus
Syria
Amude
Here
Eldakoury
Soviet Boosts Value of Ruble Heading to 1 Ruble per Dollar
Moscow announced a currency revaluation effective Jan 1 changing the rate from four rubles per $1 to 1 ruble per $1.11, with a higher gold content and a tenfold exchange into present rubles, aiming to raise prestige and reflect a new gold-backed standard. Western economists note the gain relies on convertibility and world markets to have real impact.
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Soviet Union
Tass
London Exchange
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