Farm Machinery Plan Faces Approval By Soviet Parliament
Moscow reports the newly elected Supreme Soviet will meet next Thursday to approve Khrushchev’s broad farm machinery program. The plan, backed by the presidium of the Communist Party, seeks to shift machinery to collective farms, with all government measures expected to pass unanimously.
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Supreme Soviet
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Party
Clues To Todd Crash Are Sought
Heavy equipment digs in a muddy New Mexico valley to locate causes of the crash that killed producer Mike Todd. Investigators examine engine status and weather, with later checks of maintenance records and pilot histories.
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Grants
N.M
Mike Todd
Phillip Goldstein
Santa Monica
Calif
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Bill Verner
Todd
Albuquerque
New York
Samuel Pritz
Art Cohn
Verner
Tom Barclay
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Psychic Spade Pays Penalty In Bridge Game
Oswald Jacoby reports a defensive misplay by a psychic bidder. West's takeout double became a penalty after East passed, leading to a sequence that left South with three tricks and down one. The column notes the lack of slam for East and West and the eventual tactical play.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
West
East
Declarer
Churchill Ills Making Progress
Roquebrune France Sir Winston Churchill 83 reportedly showing improvement from fever relapse pneumonia and pleurisy last month his doctors say a slight recurrence of illness persists though he rests comfortably and no official bulletin is planned he has resumed some routines including cigars garden walks and a luncheon with a friend
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Roquebrune
France
Winston Churchill
Riviera
David Roberts
Churchill
Lord Moran
Britain
Christopher Soames
Mary
London
Moran
England
Lady Churchill
Broad President Upset by Pupils Letter to Cleveland School Board
Cleveland. Board President Charles A. Mooney fumed over a petition letter from 122 pupils to the Cleveland School Board. He criticized spelling errors and a single long sentence with many commas, vowing to seek clarification at today’s board meeting.
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Cleveland School
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Charles A. Mooney
Mooney
Words Wanted ACROSS 1 look and listen 5 of the show
Crossword style clues appear with garbled phrases and partial hints for across and down entries. Readers must infer letters from fragmented prompts like swing past chords and river names amid scattered word fragments.
Falls Heights Clash In World Records Claim
The Kukenaam Falls in British Guiana are cited as the world’s highest at about 2,000 feet, while Niagara Falls stands at 167 feet, a notable contrast in global waterfall records.
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British Guinana
South America
Niagara Falls
Mike Todd: Gambler Turned Hollywood Producer
The life of Mike Todd, born Avrom Hirsch Goldbogen in Minneapolis, chronicles a rise from carnival hustler to Broadway and film impresario. Despite debts peaking at over a million and critics doubting him, his luck shifted after risky bets and bold productions, culminating in a celebrated later fortune.
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Todd
Minneapolis
Avrom Hirsch Goldgonce
Avrom
Minneapolis Journal
Goldbogen
Michael
Michael Todd
Gamble
Paris
Maurice Evans
Moliere
Hollywood
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