Khrushchev Project Faces Trouble in 1961 Budget Report
The 1961 Soviet budget and state planning report reveal ongoing problems in Khrushchev’s virgin lands program. Grain output rose slightly from 1959 but failed to reach earlier highs, with Kazakhstan and Ukraine provinces showing large shortfalls amid accusations of falsified figures and “deceiving the state.” Khrushchev warned that “things are bad, very bad” in Kazakhstan, signaling possible political shakeups.
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Khrushchev
State Planning Committee
Soviet Union
Alexander Petukhov
Bryansk
Moscow Radio
Party
Supreme Soviet
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
China
Ukraine
Communist Party
Temir Tan
Retirement pay costs could exceed 47 billion dollars
Sen. John C. Stennis cites a University of Michigan study for the Senate Armed Services Committee. The projection warns that without changes retirement pay could cost taxpayers about 47.2 billion from 1960 to 1983, rising to 80.5 billion under recomputation and quinquennial cost-of-living boosts.
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Washington
UPD
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
University of Michigan
Senate Armed Services Committee
Government to Sell Government Cotton for Export on Bids
Agriculture Department to export government owned extra long staple cotton on a competitive bid basis. The sale will fetch less than current market price and under 105 percent of the support price, implying a loss on export sales this year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Hadley to Retire From Lilly for Wabash College Post
Fred M. Hadley, executive vice president of Eli Lilly & Co since 1953, will retire at 53 to join Wabash College as vice president for personal development and to lead a 10 year capital program. He will start Jan 1 and retire Dec 30, with successors named in Lilly's executive realignment.
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Indianapolis
Frederic M. Hadley
Eli Lilly & Co
Wabash College
Hadley
Bennett E. Kline
Foundation For Voluntary Welfare
Lilly
Board For Fundamental Education
Amherst College
Butler University
Earlham Foundation
Joseph E. Harmon
William R. Spurlock
Cyanamid Buys Brazilian Plasticos Do Brasil Unit
New York reports American Cyanamid Co. announced the purchase of Plasticos Do Brasil, the Brazilian licensee for Formica plastics, for about 2 million dollars. The deal expands Cyanamid’s reach in Latin American plastic markets.
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New York
UPI
American Cyanamid Co
Plasticos Do Brasil
Cyanamid
Formica Plastics
Handley Answers Critics At Indiana State Office Building Dedication
Indiana Governor Handley used the dedication of the State Office Building to respond to critics of his administration. The ceremony noted the building’s expansion, its future occupancy, and a time capsule sealed with a 1988 open date. The project faced early damage from heavy machinery maring tile floors in tunnel corridors.
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Handley
Indianapolis
UPI
Erncr
Matthew Welsh
State Office Building Commission
Clarence A. Jackson
Welsh
Jackson
Statehouse
Gross Income Division
Motor Vehicle Bureau
State Library
Handley and Parker
Arrow Liquors Plenty of Parking 14th and Jackson
Arrow Liquors advertises ample parking at its store on 14th Street near Jackson. The notice highlights convenient access for shoppers and updated hours.
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Arrow Liquors
14Th & Jackson
November Jobs Record Set In State
Indiana's nonagricultural employment reached a November peak of 1,420,400 despite 6.1 percent unemployment in the state. The IESD noted seasonal declines reduced October levels by about 12,000, with a total labor force of 1,816,300 and 110,40 unemployed in November. Primary metal work fell for the eighth straight month, auto industry declines appeared for the first time since 1961 model introductions, and railway car and construction sectors fell sharply. Electrical machinery and aircraft manufacturing showed small gains, with aircraft advancing for the first time this year.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Employment Security Division
IESD
Tooth Growth Myth Clarified in New York Note
A New York health note states that once teeth emerge through the gums they typically do not regrow as full teeth in the mouth, with growth usually limited to the roots absent injury or medical intervention.
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New York
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