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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1955
Page
6
Babson forecasts for 1956 call for acreage reductions offset by intensified cultivation yielding higher crops. He expects expanded farm subsidies to bolster prices and income, with modest grain price increases due to subsidies. He notes high industrial prices, then potential easing, and discusses stocks, bonds, and sectors across the year.
United Press Foreign Analyst surveys this week’s international balance sheet. German Communists back away from prosecuting Americans in East Berlin as Reds claim sovereign status. Nehru chafes at Soviet criticism during India visit. Indochinese Communists fail to force a Laos election boycott. over 300000 of 360000 registered voters cast ballots despite Reds threats.
In Moscow Khrushchev and Bulganin threaten nuclear might while denouncing Western interference. Talks between Malaysia Singapore and Chin Peng collapse over demands. French troops fail to quell Algeria violence as elections approach and Algerian unrest looms.
Recent guests in the Gordan Adams home included James Adams and John Mitchell. Many relatives and friends visited in Childress over Christmas, including the Lankfords, the Mitchells planning moves to Hollis, and multiple gatherings at Smith and Beal families.
New York report lists 1956 resolutions from famous TV personalities. Spring Byington vows a Don't feed mother in law club, while Dave Garroway aims to brush teeth after every meal and lose 30 pounds. Other stars pledge kinder behavior, reading more, and efforts to meet audience expectations.
United Press reports Senate Leader Johnson believes Republican criticism of foreign policy reflects party doubts about the President. Oliva Dionne discusses a public rift with his daughters. Vilis Lacis comments on foreign visitors' criticism of housing and manpower. John Cunningham touts the Comet HI for faster travel. Mexican navy cites pirates threatening tourism near the Spanish Main.
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