Tunisian trade moves with Soviet offers amid regional tensions
The article notes Tunisia facing pressure as the Soviet Union seeks a foothold through potential citrus sales to Odessa and other channels. It cites Bourguiba officials, a 350-ton lemon shipment, and a 38,000-ton citrus export surplus with Moscow contract terms. Western dependence remains France and Britain. It also covers Tunisia’s major exports, Soviet propaganda efforts, and the aid balance, alongside local road bridge details in Cole County and a separate court case involving a travel consultant.
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Habib Bour- Beiba
Black Sea
Odessa
Soviet Union
Moscow
France
Britain
Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bahi Ladgham
Neo- Destour Party
Earnings Report Due by April 15
Officials set purchase prices for dairy products to ensure adequate supply. Prices range from 60 to 58 cents per pound for cheese and 16 to 14 cents per pound for dry milk, with different applications for one type and another. The rates are designed to sustain producers and stabilize market conditions.
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Hiram Pre
Ford
Emporia
Kan
L Lance Hill
Social Security
Anylzette
Rob
Jert
Aly
Addi
Robert
University of Kan
Jefferson City
Ison St
Department of Agriculture
Meat Inspection Needs More Funds Urges Sullivan
Washington reports Rep Sullivan calls for higher meat inspection funding, urging an increase beyond the Eisenhower budget request of 17.326 million for the year starting July 1. The piece notes dairy and butterfat price support links, social security earnings rules, and penalties for late reporting impacting beneficiaries and processors.
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House
Sullivan
Eisenhower
Body of Woman Found On Used Auto Lot
In Hagerstown Maryland a frozen body of Mrs Anna M Harner 51 Hagertown missing since March 8 was found in the trunk of a 1940 model car at a used auto lot by buyer Marshall McFillin Martinsburg West Virginia. County medical examiner Dr Samuel Wells ruled death from exposure.
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Boonsboro
Washington County
Marshall .McFillin
Martinsburg
W.va
Anna’ M. Harner
Samuel 2. Wells
Medico
Pioneers Wide Screen Mike Todd Finds Way Alone Through Hollywood
Hollywood mourns showman Mike Todd who died in a Saturday plane crash. The article portrays his relentless push for new film forms such as wide screen and the travelogue world tour style, his clashes with Hollywood gatekeepers, and his plans for future productions including Don Quixote and Toscanini. Todd is depicted as a bold innovator who could both shock and inspire the industry.
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Mike Todd
Hollywood
Hollywood U9
Todd
Toddimedium
Salvation
Oklahoma
Elzabeth Taylor
Todds
Peep Shows
Fernandes
France
Henry J. Kaiser
Hawaii
Business Associates
New York
Sam Goldwyn
Gregory Peck
Gong Su
Sunset Boulevard
Minneapolis
Cervantes
Arturo Toscanini
Liz
West and East Areas See More Moisture This Week
The weather pattern shows only minor changes with more precipitation in broad Western and Eastern regions. A storm centered in the Southeast brings rain from the Mississippi Valley eastward across the South and Middle Atlantic states, with snow mixed with rain along the northern storm belt and in parts of the Appalachians. About an inch of new snow reported in parts of Virginia as the wet weather extends toward the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Middle Atlantic
Appalachians
Virginias
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
South
Middle Atlantic States
Nouthern
New England
Mutual Aid Program Backed As Anti Russia Strategy
Kansas City reports a conference of about 200 business leaders where speakers led by Senator Hickenzoopper urged the 3.9 billion dollar foreign aid bill. C Tyler Wood and Clem D Johnson backed loans and grants as cheaper than expanding military forces to replace friendly regimes.
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Kansas
United States
Russia
Hickenlooper
Iowa
C. Tyler Wood
International Cooperation Administration
Clem D. Johnson
Roanoke
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Hickensoapper
Congress
Wood
Johnson
Promenade Set For Forty & Eight In Kansas City
Dr Earle L Kennedy of Farmington named president of Southwestern Osteopathic Radiological Society at annual meeting in Kirksville. Dr R G Mattison Sr J chosen vice president. Central states promenade of Forty & Eight housed in Kansas City May 23 to 25 with guests of honor former President and Mrs Harry S Truman and C W Ardery Indianapolis. Neil F Cline Kansas City general chairman. P A Fredericksen Hamilton Mo is president of central states promenade.
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Farmington
Osteopaths
Kirksville
Earle L. Kennedy
Farmington, Mo
Shststate Southwestern Osteopathic Radiological Society
R. G. Mattison, Sr
Kansas City
Central States
Forty & Eight Society of the American Legion
Neil F. Cline
Kansas ‘City
Harry S. Truman
C. W. Ardery
Indianapolis
National
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
P. A. Fredericksen
Hamilton, Mo
Kirkwood Man to Head State Photographers
The Missouri Photographers Assn. elected Bennes Scheidegger of Kirkwood as president with Stewart Beebe Kansas City as vice president, W H French Lebanon treasurer, and Albert Guise Clayton secretary. About 250 attend the three day convention concluding today. Awards were given for picture contests to Paul Lueders Cape Girardeau, L D Jones Kansas City, Robert Hout Clinton, Bot Westrich St. Louis, C L Stinger Kirksville, and Glenn Ride Kansas City.
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Columbia 8S
Missouri Photographers Assn
Bennes Scheidegger
Kirkwell
Stewart
Meat Inspection Law Face Tough Choice In Debate
A debate centers on meeting the legal requirement for meat inspection services and funding. Opponents warn that failure to provide proper inspection could let unfit meat enter the market, while supporters urge legislative amendments to avoid compliance risks.
12 of Each Food Dollar Earmarked for Taxes
Washington report from the Agricultural Marketing Service notes about 12 cents of every food dollar goes to taxes. The tax is added to processing and distribution costs, and the tax collector's share equals a third of the portion farmers receive.
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Washington
The
Agricultural Marketing Service
Youths invade Bronx playground attack teacher with bat
Five teens entered a Bronx park and assaulted Arthur Santos a 36 year old church school teacher who was supervising 35 pupils aged 9 to 15. The assailants robbed him of $16 and left him with eight stitches in the scalp five in the lip and a brain concussion. He was listed in fair condition at a hospital.
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Bronx
Arthur Santos
Santos
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