Demand for Quality Goods Harasses Soviet Economy
William L. Ryan reports from Moscow that a rising demand for quality consumer goods exposes chronic Soviet shortages and inflation. Tourists observe brisk buying, while ruble reform and wage-push inflation press Khrushchev’s regime, foreshadowing renewed measures amid public discontent.
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Census work in Kansas recalls 1860 effort
A century ago federal census efforts in Kansas were led by U S deputy marshals as the territory prepared to count every house and family. The Emporia News noted questions would cover names ages and sexes of each family farm yields stock and acres under cultivation.
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