Russia reports 12 percent rise in industrial output in 1956
Premier Bulganin announced to a joint Supreme Soviet session that Soviet industrial output for 1956 so far is up 12 percent over 1955. He said production meets and exceeds the sixth five year plan with a 2 percent surplus. Khrushchev attended the joint session.
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Republicans Eyeing Demos Or Television By WARREN DUPEEE
United Press reports confident Republicans eye a TV themed platform ahead of Eisenhower's convention in San Francisco. GOP hearings planned Wednesday amid efforts for unity, while Democrats argue civil rights and other issues. Kennedy era political maneuvering includes Nixon cited as a party asset in Washington.
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Politician Quotes on Elections and Court Rulings
Washington reports Sen Richard Nenberger predicts a Democratic win in November regardless of nominee. He weighs school desegregation remarks and references Supreme Court impacts. Chicago coverage cites Gov. Weank Lansehe discussing nomination chances. Des Moines notesWilliam Grit’s medical hardship claim amid labor day observances.
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