Can Soviet agriculture catch up with the United States
The article argues the Soviet Union cannot close the agricultural gap with the United States in 10 to 15 years unless they sharply boost effort. It cites labor intensity, climate limits, land quality, and heavy state control as barriers, while noting potential gains from more investment and better yields could occur if priorities shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
American.am
Dick Hanson
Associated Press
Ukraine
Black Sea
Winnipeg
Canada
Volta
Urals
1959 Business News Is Front Page News
New York AP notes that 1959 front pages were dominated by business stories affecting Americans pockets. Key items include the steel strike, stock market swings, tight money, rising living costs, dollar status shifts, recession recovery, auto industry shifts, budget battles, and Soviet competition.
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New York
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
United States
Detroit
Eiserhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Europe
Community Organization Schedules Read Like City Notes
A Tuesday through Saturday listing shows multiple clubs and associations with times and venues across Baytown Lynchburg and surrounding areas. Entries include Rebekahs Oddfellows Hall 7:30 p.m. East Harris County A and Mi Mothers Club 1:30 p.m. Harris County Savings and Loan Lynchburg PTA 7 p.m. school Baytown Music Study Club 7:45 p.m. Community house VFVW Auxiliary 7:20 p.m. YEW Hall Carver School PTA 6:20 p.m. school library Credit Women 7:20 p.m. Credit Bureau CAP Cadets at Airport CAP building DeMolay Mathers 7:30 p.m. Masonic Hall St Josephs Mathers Club 9:20 a.m. Knights of Columbus Hall Book Review Club 3:20 a.m. First National Bank director's room Baytown Duplicate Bridge 9 a.m. Community house Altrusa Club 8:20 p.m. Community house Thursday Anson Jones PTA 2:15 p.m. school Delta Kappa Gamma Society TA paid Community house Robert FE Delphians 10% wm Community house Cedar Bayou Eastern Star 7 p.m. Cedar Bayou Masonic Hall FOF Auxiliary 8 p.m. Eagles Hall Wagon Wheel Square Dance 8 p.m. Community house Highlonds Jayeee-ettes 7:20 p.m. Scout House Saturday ym Community house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows Hall
East
Harris County
A and Mi
Harris County Savings and Loan
Lynchburg
Baytown
VFVW
Yew Hall
Carver School
PTA
Credit Bureau
CAP
Pam
Baytown Grove
WOW
DeMolay Mathers
Masonic Hall
St. Joseph's
Baytown Duplicate Bridge
Altrusa Club
Anson Jones
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Robert FE
The
Delphians
Cedar Bayou
Eastern Star
P.m
Ice King Anger Threatens Eskimo Summer Festival
In Peamorets the ice King of the North postpones summer with frigid winds and storms. Miski the village sage urges a festival to placate him, though stores are nearly empty. Oonik hopes for dancing and feasting as the villagers prepare drums and snow-hen songs to appease the Ice King.
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North
Miski
Oonik
Mink
Santa and the Ice King storm at sea tale ends in disaster
In a tale of Eskimo life Miski pleads with the Ice King to ease the weather for hunting. A festival with drum music pleases the Ice King briefly, but a night storm devastates the village. Oontk and Keotuk the dog endure the chilling aftermath as plans unfold for Santa Land.
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Vilage
Miski
Oontk
Keotuk
Oonilke
Santa Landi
Government Told To Stockpile Now
The Commerce Department rejected Arthur Goldberg's proposal that the government stockpile steel for defense in case a Steelworkers strike resumes next year. Secretary Ray said only continued production meets defense needs and urged bargaining at the table. The Federal Mediation Service announced peace talks will resume next Tuesday amid an 80 day cooling off period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Arthur J. Goldberg
Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
United Steelworkers of America
Actig
Philip A. Ray
Goldberg
Ray
Federal Mediation Service
Praying Thief Caught And Charged By Police
Kansas City police capture Millard Henry Grout 19 after a tavern alarm leads to a kneeling suspect who explains he prayed to avoid stealing further. The burglar box held $151, Grout faces second degree burglary charges. A stray note on steam condensation is included in the copy.
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Kansas City
Michael Lanigan
Lanigan
Millard Henry Grout
Protestant Group Okays TV Rules
Washington AP Protestant church spokesmen urge no censorship of individual radio and TV programs during FCC hearings. James W. Wine of the National Council of Churches says enforcement and obedience by law are needed, opposing censorship as contrary to freedom. FCC weighs whether it has content authority or should seek Congressional power.
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Washington
Protestant Churches of America
James W. Wine
National Council of Churches of Christ
Wine
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FCC
Congress
Hove
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YOUNG
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Grand Canyon
United Church Women
Eagles Hall
Charter Two
the Festival
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Ice King
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Donik
Tom
Becker
John M. Kilgore
Grumbacher
Piament
Baytown Blueprint Co
First ST
Okays TV
Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
Doc
Fred Lassviefl
Matherne
W. Pearce
Rep. Muda
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Harris County Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Walt Kelly
Pogo
Wambelle Hepziball
Chile
IRS Wine
Mrs. Fitz’s
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Frank Roberge
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