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livins veterans in Oregon and
22,225.000 in ihcnation as tlie
btginniiiE of litBi, R. J. No-
votny, manager of the Port
land Veterans Administration
regional office, has reported.
This compares with 22,735,
000, the all-lime high in na
tional veterans population, in
March, 1958. U will be ap
proximately the year 2008 be
fore the total drops to 4.420,
000, the population level fig
ure on the morning of Dec.
7, 1041, he said.
Looking ahead and barring
future wars, Novotny said
that VA estimates show that
the veterans' population total
will dip below the 20 million
mark in 1072 or 197:i.
In 2000 there will be 8.057,
000 veterans alive. They are
expected to consi.-t of about
5,220,000 World War II vet
cians. a. 435, 000 Korean Con
flict veterans and 2,000 World
War 1 veterans.
Spanish-American War Vet
erans now about 24,000
strong, will be gone from the
American scene by 1987 or
1988, barring a handful of ex-
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duals. There may be a tew
score World War I veterans
still alive by 2010.
A few Korean Conflict vet
erans may still be alive near
the mid-century mark in 2050.
Novotny explained that
these predictions are based on
projections made by the VA
in order to plan future work
load programs in administer
ing the various benefits pro
vided by Congress for veter
ans. II aims to be accurate in
a general sense and not in
exact figures for any particu
lar period, he added.
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Washington - 'll'l' Senate
in estimators today pursued
the question of why the unv
eminent didu t ye the lead
out of its stockpile.
llr. Arihur S KleminitiK
diiciior of the Office of De
fense Mobilization from lO.VI
a7, was asked to return for
the third straight day of iiirs
UoninK .
Files ot the special senate
stockpile subcommittee, head,
ed by Sen. Stuart SyminKton
(D-Mo), show that the itov
eminent now has four tunes
too much lead and eisht limes
too much zinc in strategic tn-
enlorics
F I e m mini! delended his
policies under Intensive mter
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possible political influences in
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Northwest Paper company
has Kiven the city of Clmpn't
acres of land ideally suited
for skiuiR and other winter
sports.
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peared no closer to settlement.
Mineo al the V S Steel
Coip 's Kobena mine complex
near Carmn liaels Pa , and
Mi St. Loins Street Depart
ment emploxees were off the
job in fresh walkouts in the
nation's ort wave of labor
unreM in months
About adil office v ot ker
al the Nevada Test Site were
back at work after am eeinc to
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