Price Flags Russian Propaganda Post Geneva Pact
Rep. Melvin Price warns Russia is exploiting a post Geneva goodwill wave to blunt anti Red defense spending in Western Europe. He says Communists pressuring Parliaments in France and Italy to curb arms, while Moscow claims peaceful aims but may shift strength in satellites. Price notes Soviet manpower cuts hide continued buildup in allied nations.
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Washington
INS
Melvin Price
Ill
Russia
U.S
Europe
Geneva
Free Nations
House Armed Services Committee
Soviet Union
Price
Color and Comfort Mark Eisenhower Vacation Wardrobe
President Eisenhower displays colorful casual attire on his Fraser Colorado trip and at the summer White House. He favors bright shirts buckskin moccasins and light sports jackets with plaid shirts and relaxed shoes, while officials fly a ceremonial flag and monitor his access on and off the Lowry base.
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Denver
White House
Eisenhower
Fraser
Colo
Lowry Air Base
Air Base
John S. Doud
Lowry
John T. Sprague
Blind senior graduates sixth in Grand Island class
Leonard J. Suchanek, blind since birth, graduates sixth in his Grand Island high school class. He participated in swimming wrestling and track and plans to study law at Creighton University in Omaha. He completed his studies by tapes read aloud by two friends.
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Grand Island, Neb
Leonard J. Suchanek
Creighton University
Omaha
Rancher Finds No Ideas From Russian Farm Tour
Arizona rancher John M. Jacobs said his 37 day Soviet tour yielded no ideas to improve his farm. He noted Soviet farming lags U S methods, cites irrigation potential, but observes little adaptation possible for his operations in Phoenix and broader U S agriculture. He visited Tashkent and returned to Arizona after the trip with his wife.
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Harrison Humphries
Washington
Arizona
Russia
John M. Jacobs
Phoenix
Soviet Union
U. S
Jacobs
United States
New York
Tashkent
Vodka Boom Hits U S Liquor Industry
U S liquor producers report vodka sales up about 40 percent this year with expectations to top five million gallons, doubling by 1957 and reaching over 11 million in 1957. Industry cites odorless breath and lighter hangovers as key factors in a postwar surge. vodka remains behind whisky and cordials in total output.
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William Kerwin
Washington
INS
Geneva
U. S
Russia
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