Pravda Means Truth Costs About Two Cents Daily
Pravda, the Soviet Union’s official party newspaper, costs about 2 kopecks per day and is described as the Kremlin’s voice on current events. The piece notes Pravda’s front page terseness on Khrushchev’s retirement, its formal layout without ads, and its audience of over six million readers who seek ideological content and edited foreign news. Izvestia is contrasted as the more sensational government paper.
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Pravda
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Red Party
Russia
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Izvestia Moe
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Pravd
TWA Reports October Traffic Surge Nationwide and Worldwide
TWA says October traffic rose up to 54 percent in domestic freight and 32 percent in international passenger miles, signaling strong demand for air cargo and overseas travel.
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TWA
New York
UPI
Trans World Airlines
Temperature records show 75 maximum, 50 minimum
Temperature data for the past 24 hours ending at 11 a.m. today reports a 75 degree high at 3 p.m. Wednesday and a 50 degree low at 5 a.m. today. The entry also notes historical lows of 25 degrees on December 24, 1963 and 13 degrees on that date, with hourly readings and sunrise and sunset times listed.
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Ae Asistseas
Railroading Across 45 Ephemeral Rail Terms
A glossary style item listing railroading terms and clues across 45 entries. Includes references to locomotive related parts and roles such as Pullman car, buffet car, electrodes financier, and various cryptic clues. Contains terms for car types, tools, and historical railway names.
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Hebrews
Iam
Jacob
Arizona phonetic reading push cited as state reform
National Window Arizona promotes phonetic reading to raise literacy and reduce delinquency among children. Arizona Citizens for Strengthening Public School Education backs a system shift away from look-say, urging teacher training and early phonics in schools. Contact Reading Reform Foundation for information.
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Arizona
United States
Bettina Rubicam
Scottsdale
Arizona Citizens For
Arizona State University
Rubicam
Reading Reform Foundation
West 44Th Steel
New York
N.Y
Almanac Highlights for December 24 1964
The entry notes today as December 24 1964 the 859th day of the year with Venus Mars visible in morning sky and Jupiter Saturn in evening. Historical events include Ghent treaty ending the War of 1812 in 1814 Verdi’s Aida premiere in Cairo in 1871 FDR Ike plan invasion of Europe announced in 1943 and Libya’s UN proclamation of independence in 1951. A thought for the day cites Isaiah about a virgin birth Immanuel.
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Venus
Mars
U. S
Great Britain
Ghent
Belgium
Cairo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
United Nations
Libya
Biggest Crop in America Reaches Record 4 082 000 Bushels
The article notes the maize or corn crop as America's largest, exceeding all other grains with a total of 4 082 000 bushels reported last year. It highlights the term maize used by Indians and corn by settlers in England.
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New York
UPI
England
America
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