Khrush Hits Rotation of Soviet Crops
In Moscow Soviet Premier Khrushchev denounced the antistate practice of grass-planting crop rotation by farmers in Byelorussia and the Baltic states. The Pravda front-page letter signals concern over meat and milk production lag and rising retail prices last summer. It shows resistance to orders to quit rotating crops, a system Stalin endorsed as law across the USSR.
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Khrushchev Opposes Grasslands Use in Soviet Farms
Khrushchev condemns grain sale relief and grass planting by western farms. He argues against abandoning corn and sugar beets for cattle fodder, warning against wasteful land use and vows tighter controls to prevent similar mistakes in the future.
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Bolyard Charged With Expired License After Bedford Crash
Indiana University basketball star Tom Bolyard, 22, faces a driving with expired license charge after his car was hit in Bedford on Sunday while returning from helping Brownstown win a path to the national AAA tournament. Martha Sawders of Bedford was charged with failing to yield right of way.
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Indiana University
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Avco Wins $8.27 Million Army Ammo Contract
Avco Corp of Richmond Indiana was awarded a military contract worth 8,274,911 dollars for ammunition. Senator Vance Hartke announced the award on behalf of the Army.
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Carson Heard In Probe Of TV Ratings
Washington UPI Johnny Carson testifies before a House subcommittee on broadcast ratings saying entertainers are troubled by the link between audience numbers and show quality. He notes high ratings aid careers while low ratings hurt, and proposes focusing hearings on Tonight's ratings.
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UPI
Johnny Carson
NBC
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Supreme Court orders new appeal in dunes slayer case
The Supreme Court, in a Monday ruling by Justice Potter Stewart, ordered a new appeal hearing for George Robert Brown, death-row inmate linked to the 1957 sand dunes killings near Gary Indiana. The decision sends the case back to federal court for appropriate orders to ensure Indiana provides another merits review. Brown had exhausted prior appeals and faced habeas and writ challenges.
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Chicago
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Stewart
Salinger Stahl to Speak at Hoosier Press Meet
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The 29th annual Hoosier Press Association convention runs March 29 30 with a record range of timely workshop topics. Pierre Salinger press secretary to President Kennedy and Dr El ris J Stahr Jr president of Indiana University headline luncheons Friday and Saturday respectively.
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UPI
Hoosier Press Association
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Indiana University
Plan offers lump sum life insurance with dependents
One plan provides lump sum life insurance for the insured, spouse, and each dependent child. A newborn is automatically covered after 15 days without premium increase. Policy shows figures of 1,000 likely indicating coverage amounts.
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