U S Farm Exports Rise Seven Percent From 1954
Exports of United States agricultural products for the year ending 1954 totaled 3 136 000 600, up seven percent from 1953 and 11 percent above 1952 53. Extension economist Pat Wooten notes gains in major commodity classes aided by June grain buying and improved foreign demand, with vegetables oils livestock and cotton tobacco and fruits and vegetables all rising.
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Marilyn Monroe eyes trip to Russia behind Iron Curtain
New York report notes Marilyn Monroe expressed interest in visiting the Soviet Union to inspect conditions behind the Iron Curtain and to discuss art exchanges. Carleton Smith plans a Russia trip in September and may bring her along in the future. Monroe also dreams of playing a Russian character and attended a Lincoln museum dedication with Smith.
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Moon project drawn up by Soviet scientists
London reports Radio Moscow said the USSR academy of sciences formed an inter-departmental commission to coordinate unmanned satellite research as top scientists enter a race to create a man-made moon.
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Two Black Victims Fatally Hurt In Colorado City Crash
Two Black people were fatally hurt Tuesday in a car truck collision on U S Highway 80 just east of Colorado City during driving rain. Victims named were Charles Bdward Booker, 43, an employee of the Colorado City compress, who died instantly, and Mrs Roseville Birmingham, 26.
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