Soviet Switch of Diplomatic Posts Signals West shift
Soviet diplomat Andrei Zarubin is reassigned to Washington while the Kremlin studies U S attitudes ahead of a broader plan. Analysts see the move as part of a campaign to test U S responses and extend Moscow's influence from London to Washington and beyond.
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Rainmaker Not To Blame For Wet Weekends
Washington June 10 AP You can stop blaming Langmuir for damp weekends. He has not been in the rainmaking business for almost a year and the cloud seeding under Project Cirrus ended in July 1951. The weather bureau disputes his theory but public interest remains as Sen. Moody calls for schedule changes to help dry weekends.
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Grauman cement artist runs low on top stars
Hollywood is running out of A list celebrities to immortalize in cement at Grauman's Chinese Theater. Jean Klossner, the 72 year old creator of the footprints, notes Jane Russell remains uncemented and recalls past tributes to Sid Grauman and stars like Bob Hope and Harold Lloyd while preserving 20s imprints for posterity.
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Prudential Building To Open In Houston Next Month
Prudential Insurance Co. of America to formally open its 18 story southwestern home office in Houston near the Shamrock hotel. Charles Fleetwood, vice president in charge, announced the new structure has been under construction since October 1850 and will open in July.
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Youth 23 Seeks Legislative Seat From Houston Area
David G Beerblower a 23 year old Houston UT Austin graduate campaigns for state legislature from district No 4. He opposes new taxes and favors old age aid teacher salaries and more highways. He urges tough narcotics laws and seeks a preferential presidential primary plus revisions to auto inspection and financial responsibility laws. He opposes state income and general sales taxes.
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Robson's Jewelry Store Refaces Front In Baytown
Work started today on refacing Robsons Jewelry Store at Texas and Gaillard in cream and maroon glass. Gerald Vincent of Kingswanger and Co. leads the job, expected to finish in one to two weeks. Manager Norman Hargrave says the store, in Paytons since 1928, aims for a more modern look.
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Two Thirds Of U S Live In Cities In 1950 Census
The Census Bureau reported on June 10 that two thirds of the U S population lived in cities in 1950. Urban population was highest in Northeastern states and California, with about 54,229,675 rural residents noted elsewhere and many counties showing growth in manufacturing sectors like iron, steel, machinery, and vehicles.
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