American Farm Experts Urge Incentives for Soviet Farms
A nine member American farm delegation returning from a six week Russia tour says Soviet agriculture lags behind U S methods and requires greater personal incentives to boost output. Led by Dean W V Lambert of the University of Nebraska, the group notes heavy reliance on manpower and hopes for future exchanges.
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New York
Russia
Dean W. V. Lambert
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Minnesota to Deploy Record-High Patrol for Labor Day Weekend
ST PAUL The Minnesota highway patrol will reach an all time high strength of 255 men to monitor heavy holiday traffic over Labor Day weekend. Chief Paul R Martz said 42 additional patrolmen authorized by the 1955 Legislature will begin service this weekend. Emphasis will be on keeping highways safe for sensible motorists, the vast majority, Martz noted.
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McCarthy Attacks Eisenhower Policy as Appeasement
Senator McCarthy issued a four thousand word denunciation of the Eisenhower administration charging a policy of appeasement toward communism. He urged aid to anti Communist forces in South Korea South Viet Nam and Formosa and said the policy risks surrender. McCarthy dictated the statement before leaving for Wisconsin and was at his Appleton home.
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McCarthy
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Eisenhower
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Mary Driscoll
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Kroll Attacks Ike Regime and Press
Milwaukee CIO official Jack Kroll denounces the Eisenhower administration as the most corrupt since Harding, calling it the big mink administration and blaming it for steering policy toward big business. He cites Dixon-Yates, Hell's Canyon Dam, and road and school funding as banker‑favored.
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Jack Kroll
CIO Political Action] Committee
Eisenhower
Harding
Dixon-Yates
Kroll
Dixon-Yates Group
Hell's Canyon
Idaho
Dixon- Yates
Mink
Ike
Anderson urges lead role to harness hydrogen bomb for peace
Senator Anderson proposes Eisenhower spearhead a national push to develop thermonuclear power for peaceful uses. He notes the U S spends under 30 million dollars on the project and warns that delaying could cede moral and strategic advantage to the Soviet Union.
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Sen
Anderson
Eisenhower
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Geneva
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