Garst Farm portrayed in Soviet Life article
The Soviet Life feature by A. Romanov describes Roswell Garst of Iowa as a shrewd farmer with 5000 acres employing 20 workers, noting low wages and accents on his money sense while criticizing idle land, farm surroundings, and the U S literacy and prosperity contrast with the Soviet stance. Garst defends his land holdings, worker structure, and comments on literacy and progress, calling some Soviet impressions naive.
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Moscow
Iowa
Counly
United States
Roswell Garst
Nikita Khrushchev
Garst
Romanov
A. Romanov
U.S
Soviet Union
Provinc es Battle Over Religion in Public Schools
Toronto area dispute flares over teaching religion in public schools as Jewish Unitarian and other groups press for exemption, while Ontario and Alberta boards may drop religion. Quebec debates a neutral sector as BC rejects religious instruction. Premier Lesage defends against atheism propagation.
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Toronto
North
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Newfoundland
Indi
Ontario
Alberta
North York
Laic de Langue Francaise
Jean Lesage
British Columbia
Engineers Okay Plans For Sabine Bend Reservoir
The State Board of Water Engineers approved the Sabine River Authority request to build the Toledo Bend project in East Texas. Final construction permit issuance awaits a meeting to settle final details. The reservoir will be one of the South’s largest man made lakes, with the dam creating a 1M mile lake expected to hold substantial capacity.
Ex UM beauty and Army football star plan July wedding
Ex University of Maryland beauty Judith L Wright and West Point graduate Pete Dawkins, an Army football star and Rhodes scholar, plan to marry July 29 at West Point. Their dam project for Sabine River area spans 181000 acres in Texas and Louisiana with a $54 million cost funded by state loans and revenue bonds.
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West Point
Newton
Sabine River
Texas
Water Engineers Board
State Water Development Board
Louisiana
Soviet Korean alliance drawn as communism link
Washington assails the new Soviet Korean mutual defense pact as a link in the Communist empire. Lincoln White says the North Korean regime started aggression in 1950 and has not eased tensions in Korea. Officials view the move as signaling renewed Soviet Chinese alignment. A stray note mentions red light wavelengths.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Khrushchev
Japan
Pacific
Far East
White
Republic of Korea
Fhorea
U. S
Soviet Union
Red China
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Russia
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Weingartens Shopping Center
Houston Area
Katribes
Micheal Sterns
Pal Beach
Orskei
Freeman
Katribe
Calgary
Canada
Sabine
Bend Reservoir
Army
Tune
Miss Wright
England
Dawkins
Oxford
Leroy Wright
Oxon Hill
Henry Eb, Dawkins
Royal Oak
Mich
Ise
United States Savings Bonds
Fedders
Froehner's
Ees
Aran Cale
SNC Ruwebuck
Saint
Homart
Sears
Luan
Harmony
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