Senator Sam Ervin Says
WASH#GTOKi—Congress*
only - weeks away froin the
next session, has a backlog
of proposals that failed to
win approval at the last ses
sion. Thus, „ev€£» before the
President submits -Jjiis sugges
tions for legislation in the
State of the Union Message,
there is legislation to be
considered.
Suggestions to revamp the
Congress, Electoral College
reform, and government re
organization are already on
the calendar. Controversial
labor legislation awaits fur
ther Congressional action.
Repeal of Section 14(b) of
the Taft-Hartley Act and
measures to increase mini
mum wages and revision of
federal - state standards for
unemployment compensation
programs fall in this '• cate
gory.
Crime legislation and a
constitutional amendment to
permit the states to appor
tion one legislative house on
a non-population basis are
already before the Congress
before the President’s pro
posal- arrives to impose fed
eral standards on jury trials.
Then there ore a number
of programs that require
yearly consideration and that
body of legislation will be
larger at the next session
due to the newly created
Junior Guernsey
Posts Iliglj Mark
PETERBOROUGH, N. H.—
Bayville Actress Elite, a jun
ior nine year old, registered
Guernsey cow. owned by
Clarence Chappell, Sr., Bel
videre, N. C., has completed
an official DHIR actual pro
duction record of 11,520
pounds of mjlk f and 517
pounds of butterfat, in 305
days 2 times a day milking,
according to The American j
Guernsey Cattle Club.
Guernsey milk is world i
famous for its high protein, j
delicious flavor and golden
yellow color.
The testing was supervised
by North Carolina State Col
lege.
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Inquiring Son—Father, may
I ask one more question?
Patient Father--Yes, my
son, just one more.
Son Well, then, father,
how is it that while night
fails, day breaks?
God sells us all things at
the price of labor.
—Leonardo da Vinci.
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programs which came into
oeing this year.
Overriding these concerns.
however-, may be problems
stemming from the war in
Vietnam, the principal one
oeing money. How to find
enough revenue to finance a
var and a growing array ol
■ostly domestic programs
:ould be the key background
.oncern for the next session
f so, the money problem,
■vhich had less effect on leg
slation at the first session
3f the 89th Congress could
je a more potent faetor in
.he second session.
The Presidential budget
teems certain to break the
HOO billion mark, for the.
'irst time in history, and
eficit spending, acclaimed
ri some quarters, may put
rew strains on the\ dollar,
rhis is a problem that can-’
lot be ignored. Fighting a
-ostly war, maintaining a
growing volume of federal
programs with rising costs,
and balancing all of the poli
ces that keep the economy
going becomes a grealer task
inch year. Spending bur
lens must be funded some
time, and the problem be
comes clearer when foreign
ers .doubt the. validity of oui
policies and draw heavily on
our gold reserves.
Thus housekeeping chores
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RALEIGH—The Motor Ve
hicles Department’s summary
of traffic deaths through 10
A. M.. Monday, December 6
is as follows:
Killed To Date 1459
Killed To Date
Last Year 1463
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may get more attention ir,
the second session. The tom.
of the session and the legis
lative program could depend
on the budget, the proposed
deficit and the obligation in
Vietnam, and how the ad
ministration plans to co
ordinate its programs which
now involve both guns and
butter.
If war and money become
concerns of Congress, there
-onld be a turn toward re
finement of existing legisla
tion and setting a new tone
in governmental objections, a
task which has been neg
lected in the rush of putting
tew laws on the statute
books.
Seaman Harrell
Aboard Triton
USCGC TRITON Sea
man Apprentice Willis R.
Harrell, USCG, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil W. Harrell.
Route 3. Edenton, is serving
aboard the U. S. Coast Guard
Cutter Triton, which operates
out of Corpus Christi, Tex.
Triton, a 15-foot medium
endurance cutter, is engaged
primarily in search and res
cue, and maritime law en
forcement in the Gulf of j
Mexico.
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Pfc Riddick
Is In Vietnam
U. S. ARMY, Vietnam.—
Army Pfc. Annie Riddick.
Jr., whose parents live on
Route 2, Tyner, is serving
with other members of the
Ist Cavalry Division (Air
Mobile l ) in the 1 central high
lands of Vietnam.
The Ist Cavalry Division
is a crack air assault unit
which utilizes more than 450
helicopters to land its “Sky
Troopers” in lightning as
saults against the enemy.
Riddick, who is serving
with Company B of the divi
sion’s 223th Battalion, en
tered the Army in July,
1964, received basic training
at Fort Gordon, Ga., and was
last stationed at Fort Ben
ning, Ga.
Tne 20-year-old soldier is
a 1864 graduate of D. F.
Walker High School in Eden
ton.
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Tommy, aged 6. was hav
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and aunt and had refused a
second piece of strawberry
shortcake.
“You seem to be suffering
from loss of appetite,” said
his aunt.
“It’s hot loss of appetite,”
he replied. “What I’m suf
fering from, is politeness.”
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