Soviet Economy shows Khrushchev eyes Western credits for wheat and industry
The article notes Soviet gold reserves falling from $3 billion in 1956 to about $2 billion, with $400–$500 million spent in 1963 to buy wheat abroad. CIA estimates Khrushchev's plan to expand chemical and fertilizer industries may require hundreds of millions annually, possibly up to $2 billion over seven years, driving a search for Western credits.
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Russia
CIA
Nikita
Khrushchev
Free World
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S USA
United States
Khrushchiev
Soviet Union
Coroxain and Colonaid Promote Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Coroxain with Colonaid as a new bowel stimulant and bulking agent to restore regularity overnight. It promises gentle relief from constipation and claims clinical proof, with a 43 cent introductory offer.
Metropolitan school plan wins township votes in Madison and Grant
The Madison County townships of Lafayette, Van Buren, Boone and Duck Creek joined four Grant County units in backing a Metropolitan School District proposal by large margins. The plans were approved by township trustees and advisory boards and now go to the State Commission on School Reorganization for final approval after county committee review.
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Duck Creek
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Grant County
State Commission On
State Commission
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Congressional and campaign notes amid budget debates
A mixed report highlights Congressional remarks on age and heritage for a representative, tax deductions for food cost increases, housing information for foreign students, and WWII veterans. It covers Republican party organization plans, Kennedy administration speculation, and Goldwater’s NH primary views, with unrest over flagpole removal and Panama Canal Zone protests. Chronic illness stat and local pest ad wrap the page.
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Oeeae Ula
AFS
Canada
Jack Vance
Nicholson
Anderson Hinth
Dorothy
Campbell
Virginia Lims
Pacific
Trom
AHS
Morton
Pentagon
Bers
Fredrick Butz
Kennedy
Robert Frank
Sense Department
Untitled Senate Inquiry Tangles with General Dynamics Contract
Fragmented OCR shows a Senate inquiry into a contract award from General Dynamics to a firm tied to McNamara. Testimony by Gilpatric claims his prior legal work did not affect the agreement, with the investigation’s status described as in eclipse and the Fort Worth firm noted as the contact.
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General
Anonomics Corp
Senate
Gilpatric
General Dynamics
Mc.Namara
Fort Worth
Woman dies after house fire burns seven percent
A mother died from third degree burns covering seven percent of her body after running to a neighbor and calling Fortville Fire Department. She was en route to Hancock County Memorial Hospital when she succumbed as Fortville, Ingalls, and Me Cordsville fire units fought the blaze. investigators will probe the fire’s cause today.
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Fortville
Wancock County Memorial Hospital
Ingalls
Cordsville
Zoning Plan Continued Sparks Local Debate
A Plan Commission recommended zoning for multi unit housing, but area residents protested. Former councilman Thomas Dillard urged the amendment be sent back to revise. Until approved, annexed township areas remain in a zoning void and outside Plan Commission jurisdiction.
Pendleton Jaycees Install With State Officials
Pendleton chapter installation ceremonies drew almost 100 Jaycees from across the state and several state officials. Allen White was named the first president as the group prepared to make public appearances alongside the institution band and basketball team. They toured the reformatory during the event.
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Pendleton
Institution
Allen White
Reformatory
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Spending in State of the Union
Goldwater accused Johnson of double tongued budgeting claiming the president uses Kennedy era figures to forecast 97.9 billion in next year’s spending. He warned Johnson would become the biggest spender yet as he signals cuts in military strength to avoid provoking the Communists. Rockefellers also set to enter New Hampshire primary on March 10.
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Khrushchev
Mao Tse Tung
Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Johnson
Nahnsen
J.kennedy
Congress
United States
Bank Bandits Riot in Canal Zone Riots Amid Flag Dispute
Rioters in the Canal Zone clash after Panamanian students raise the Panamanian flag at the American high school. American police and Canal Zone guards attempt dispersal. one dead and 25 injured at Santo Tomas Hospital. Rioting follows flagpole removal amid US Panama flag agreement. Authorities deploy riot squads. reports say US troops aid local police.
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Pace
Mander
Canal Zone
U. S. District Court
Panamanian National Guard
Panama City
Santo Tomas
Pentagon
Defense Department
O'Meara
United States
Panama
U.S
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Frank Krall
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