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committees Republican men,
bers. plus Democrats Gore Of
Tennessee and Harry F. Byrd
Of Virginia, the chairman.
The law states that the per-
manent debt ceiling is S285
billion, but Congress has been
voting temporary increases in
the ceiling since 1854.
At today'S committee meet
ing. Senate Republican leader
Oirksen discussed the possibility
Of raising the permanent cell
ing to a realistic level, but did
not make a formal proposal to
that effect.
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Maryland Candidate
Backs GoIdwuter

ELLICoTT CITY, Nd, Nov.
20 (AP)-Lewis Straughn Nip
pard, candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination to Congress
from the Southern Maryland
5th district, announced yester-
day his support of Senator
Gold W ter for the party's
presidential nomination.
Mr.. Nippard said in a letter
to the Arizona Republican that
Mayor Theodore r. McKeldin
OF Baltimore was not speaking
for Maryland Republicans last
week when he Endorsed Gov.
Rockefeller's candidacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Police Reflect WhoIer
President of Association

Police Pvt. George w. Whaler
of the fourteenth precinct was
reelected president yesterday
of the Washington Policemen's
Association, which has become
embroiled in controversy with
Senator Morse.
Pvt. Whaler defeated Park
Police Sergt. John M. Gyakum
in the race to head the organ
ization which represents some
2,700 members.
The association has been crit
ical recently of views of the
Democratic Senator from Ore
gon on District police matters.
But this was not seen as a
particular issue in the aSSocia-
ton election.
Probe Is Slated
In a news release, the police
mems group criticized Senator
Morse for a recent speech in
which he declared that Police
Chief Robert v. Murray was
seeking police state" powers.
Apparently in response to the
association criticism, Senator
Morse said he would conduct an
"in-depth" investigation of the
police department, including an
investigation Of Chief Murray
The dispute concerns sections
of a HouSe-paSSed omnibus
crime measure on which Sen
ator Morse and Chief Murray
have different opinions.
The sections of the bill that
Chief Murray supports and
Senator Morse opposes include
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
NAACP Speaker

Gloster Current, national d.
rector of branches of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People,
will speak at a meeting of the
Montgomery County branch of
the group at 8 pm. Monday at
the Rockville Civic Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20

of the gunner who held up
the Burger-King drive-in snack
bar. University boulevard and
Piney Branch road, at 1890
am. Monday. The bandits got
about $3.50 in that holdup. Both
had black automatics and we're
masked.
Dispatcher Donald Houser
was alone when the men, also
masked, entered the front door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Presbyteridns
Ask Heavier
School Funds

A resolution approved by Po-
tomac Presbytery of the Pres
byterian Church, U. S., yester-
day called on Congress to
make a significant increase in
the financial support of the
District public schools"
The statement suggested one
way for the school to obtain
additional funds was to "sepa-
rate the school budget from the
rest Of the city budget"
Further, presbytery urged
"its ministers, ruling elders and
members Of local congregations
to concern themselves directly
as citizens with the problems Of
public education in Washing
ton and in their own commune
ties.
The goal, the motion assert
ed. is that "all children may be
blessed with trained teachers,
sound learning and good
schools"
Based on Report
The proposals were an out
growth Of a report by a special
committee on the church and
civil rights. which will take up
specific issues in detail and
m a Ike recommendations con-
corning action presbytery
might take. The committee ex-
planned it had decided to single
out the problem Of public edu-
cation in Washington for its
first area of study.
An overture (resolution) to
be presented to the general as
S e mbly of the Presbyterian
Church. U. S., next spring call
ing on the national body to
create an emergency commit
tee on religion and race" was
passed yesterday.
1t asked that the committee
provide information and
counsel to ministers and con-
gregations how to effectively
contribute to the elimination of
segregation in the church and
in the country"
The committee would also
urge the denomination to mo
Billie the esources of the
church to give more practical
assistance to our ministers who
are in distress because of their
faithful witness against injus-
tices in the church and So
ciety."
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Hearings on StockpiIe
Scheduled Dec. "a
BY the Associated Press


Public hearings on bills
aimed at cutting and control
ling the So billion defense
stockpile are planned by Sen
ate subcommittee on December
8 and 4.
Senator Symington, Demo-
crat of Missouri, whose Senate
Armed Services subcommittee
conducted a lengthy probe of
the stockpileS, announced yes
terday that Governme n t
stockpile officials would be the
leadoff witnesses at the hear
ingS.
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ToxiOfficeH
$500 in Silver Spring

The second hodup in Silver Spring little more than
48 hours Melted two estimated 5000 early today
1t took place about 2:30 at the radio dispatch stand
OF the Yellow Cab Co. of Silver Spring. 8430 Second
Montgomery County police said the description of the two
bandits both white in their early 20s similar
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short distance from where Lin
coin delivered his immortal
/ speech.
let Us Remember"
Let us remember .
those thousands of American
patriots whose graves at home,
beneath the sea and in distant
lands are silent sentries of our
heritage" Mr.. Kennedy said.
Lincoln and others did in
deed give us a new birth of
freedom. but the goals of
liberty are never-ending.
g. Let us all rededicate
ourselves to the perpetuation Of
those ideals of which Lincoln
spoke so luminously,"
Gen. Eisenhower told the ap-
proximately 1000 people at the
cemetery that Lincoln's faith in
a Nation united in peace has
been justified" He added:
e. But the unfinished work
Of which he spoke in 1863 is
still unfinished; because of
human frailty. it always will
be-"
Challenge to Citizens
He challenged the good cit
izen" to defend, protect, and
pass on the trust that
Abraham Lincoln and all the
ghostly legions of patriots of
the past have bequeathed to us
"a Nation free. with liberty,
dignity, justice for ALL"
The one-hour tribute got
under way following a 15-car
mortorcade and parade over
the route Lincoln took a CEN
tury ago from the Gettysburg
town square to the cemetery.
Pennsylvania Gov. william
w. Scranton Joined Mr.. Ken
nedy and Gen. Eisenhower in
calling all Americans to the
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rain or showers due tonight most of the Eastern
the Nation the Southern
es expected over the Rockies northern portions the Plains and
the extreme Northern Lakes Continued
the Southeast
the Northern Plains-AP Wphoo Man
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provisions to ease restrictions
on Interrogation by the police
department that resulted from
the Mallory rule. This court de-
cision threw out a confession
because of the length of time
between arrest and arraign-
ment.
In a speech on the Senate
floor, the Senator said the
policemen's association had at
tackled him because he docs
not belong to their mutual ad-
miration society in relation to
the chief of police OF Washing
ton, D. c."
Others Elected
In other association elections,
Carl A. Dudley, former second
vice president, was chosen
first vice president, defeating
Anthony A. Cuozzo, the incum-
bent.
Lawrence B. Quimby de-
feated William ]. Finzel for
second vice president. Treasur-
er Samuel w. Stickley, Finan-
cial Secretary Irving E. Lawson
and Recording Secretary Ken
meth P. Folsom were unoppoSed
for reelection.
John r. Brooks was elected
to a three-year term as trustee
Hervin M. Ritter was elected to
a one-year term as alternate
trustee. Francis T. Moran, OF
the Metropolitan Police, and
Walter Starkloff, of the White
House Police, were elected
legislative committeeman.
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For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above: Annapolis. 3A hours;
Bloody Point Light. 4h hours; Colonial
Solomons Island. GA hours; Point
Lookout, ~ hours.
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of 81 and SO. Warm tomorrow
and Friday followed by cooler
over the week end through
Monday. Showers Friday night
and Saturday will total one
fourth to one half inch Of rain
fall.
Project Skywatch
The weather satellite Tiros
VII will take pictures over the
Washington area at 1884 pm.
tomorrow.
River Report
Potomac River clear at HArpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight 5000 So Noon 81
fam. ------ So 4p.m.------ 81
sam. ----- 81 SPIN. 40
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, 90, on May 9. June 10 and
Ju y
Lowest, 3, on January "a.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High - 1915 am. 1883 am
Low ------ 500 am 5:4S am.
High -------- 1887 pm. 1l:2l pm
Low -- 4:55 pm. 5:31 pm
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short distance from where Lin
coin delivered his immortal
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