Khrushchev Faces Partial Victory in Soviet Budget Clash
Khrushchev appears to win only a partial victory in the Soviet budget clash, with a next year defense cut of about 666 million dollars but unclear allocations under other titles. Behind the scenes, debate centered on defense, disarmament, and Berlin policy as economists challenged a huge fertilizer push and a 46 billion dollar chemical industry plan.
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United States
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Insidious Type LITTLE ROCK AP For rest Rozzell executive secre tary of the Arkansas Education
Insidious type fragment from Little Rock AP reports Rozzell serving as executive secretary of the Arkansas Education. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or dates.
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Broad Array Featured at the Markets
Beefs, pork, veal and poultry are highlighted at shops nationwide this weekend. Beef selections include chuck rib and rump. a major chain lists rump toasts at 89 cents a pound in New York. Turkeys range 29 to 43 cents per pound in the Northeast. other poultry items include broiler fryers and baking offerings.
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Rescue Effort Under Way To Save 120 Head Of Stock
Operations to rescue more than 120 cattle stranded in the Missouri River west of Kennebec South Dakota continued as a National Guard demolition crew fought to blast a path through a three inch ice sheet. Ice lay 200 yards from shore as rescuers in boats and on land worked in subzero temperatures after the Corps of Engineers ordered a reservoir water cutoff due to icing.
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