Soviet Claim Gains in Milk and Meat Production Ahead of 1963
The Tass summary reports that through November Soviet factories produced over 40 billion rubles of goods, an 11.3 percent rise, with butter output at 845 000 metric tons and per capita milk higher than the United States. The plan targets aim to lift meat and milk production by 1963, with 62 million tons of milk projected by year end 1959 and 20–21 million tons of meat gross output to reach parity. The Central Committee urges increased grain crop planting and land use for beets and cotton to lift overall output.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Unitedates
Goa
Central Committee
Diet Union
Blackjack Dealer Held For Killing in Carson City Nevada
In Carson City Nevada police booked Goodman 55 a former blackjack dealer for investigation of killing Bill Duffin 63 co owner of the Senator Club on Main Street Ruby Ker 34 who was with Duffin heard the shots but did not see who fired Officer Humphreys said a .22 rifle was found near Armstrong 57 an accessory in the case Juffman 63 retained an interest in the Senator Club despite the shooting and theft of a gun was later admitted by Goodman who said he owned and fired it recently and was angry after losing his job at the Sea Club
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Lick Goodman
Senators
Ach Armstrong
Juffin
Rubyker
Olice
Bob Humphreys
Goodman
Armstrong
Godman
Fin
Iffin
Senator Club
Duffin
South Railway Co Posts 1959 Income For First 11 Months
SHINGTON AP South Railway Co reports 1959 income of 28.374 million dollars for the first 11 months, with 1. share value. For 1958 the net is 2.0 thousand dollars or 3.52 per share. The report lists net income of 000 or 0.36 per share for number, compared with 2,585 dollars 0.36 per share for the months of 1953.
Santa Brings Cats Toy Cage To Greensboro Home
In Greensboro the Harmon family feeds Tschimp the half Persian cat a Christmas gift he adores a small mechanical parakeet inside a cage. The cat watches the bird, then claims the toy as his own and plays with it under the tree.
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Tschimp
Clyde Harmons
Greensboro
Aren
Harmons
Harmon
Hej
Nixon proposes expanded training for Negro workers
Vice President Richard Nixon urged expanded education and training for Negro workers to meet rising nonwhite labor force needs in the next decade. The President's Committee on Government Contracts, reporting to Eisenhower, warned of worker shortages and noted 244 complaints of discrimination from July 1958 to Sept 1959.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Davidson Child Hurt By Bullet Around Davidson County Home
A 3 year old boy from Winston-Salem was admitted to Baptist Hospital in serious condition after a stray shot from a nearby hunting party struck him in the abdomen while he played with other children on Hickory Tree Road near the Davidson Forsyth line.
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Davidson County
Baptist Hospital
Randall Smith
Henry Nelson Smith
Winston-Salem
Rt. 4
J. W Bottoms
High Point
Davidson-Forsyth Line
Hickory Tree Road
Hurricane Power Lifts Ocean Water as Rain
A typical hurricane can lift about two billion tons of ocean water in a day and return it as torrential rain, illustrating the immense cycle of moisture and energy involved in these storms.
Fire Fatal To Four Children Near Marshfield MO
Four children died in a farmhouse fire 14 miles east of Marshfield in southwest Missouri. Two other children were badly burned, one in critical condition, while Mrs. James Mitchell suffered serious burns. The husband and another son were away in Mojave seeking work. The blaze was blamed on a faulty flue.
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Marshfield
Here
Ozark Country
Missouri
Donna May Mitchell
James Edwin Mitchell
James Mitchell
Clyde de Wayne Mitchell
Darrell Ray Mitchell
Ronald Mitchell
Carel Ann
Ronald Mitchells
Rioting Prisoners Subdued at Columbus Workhouse
Forty inmates rioted at the Columbus workhouse injuring guard Paul Blackburn who was overcome by heat and tear gas. Police used tear gas to quell the disturbance within an hour as prisoners hurled burning mattresses and debris from the second floor. Firemen and sheriff's deputies joined the response. several guards faced threats as they worked to restore order. Blackburn received treatment at Mount Carmel Hospital and was released.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Paul Blackburn
Mount Carmel Hospital
Carl Boyer
Blackburn
Boyer
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Eddie Keonce
First Presbyterian Church
Eddie
E. E. Keoncer
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Lave
Tussy
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