Khrushchev unveils pension and pay rise plan in Soviet speech
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced old age pensions for collective farmers and wage hikes for doctors teachers and housing and service workers. He cited 6.5 million farmers newly covered with pensions and minimums from 13.20 to 112.20 dollars monthly. He also reported 25 percent education 23 percent health 25 percent retail trade and 15 percent housing service pay raises.
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Mansfield Seeks Action as Senate Plans Post Convention Week
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield said the chamber must “get into high gear” to adjourn by August 22 after finishing civil rights debate. He listed antipoverty reform, a $202 million military pay rise, foreign aid authorization, and two more appropriations as priorities for the first post convention week.
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Ex Iran Premier Hussein Ala Dies at 79
Hussein Ala former Iranian premier and diplomat died at his Teheran area home at 79 from pneumonia. In a 57 year career he served as prime minister twice and also held the post of ambassador to Washington.
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Reimagining Theatre for Children Through Private Enterprise
The author argues against government funded theatre for children and envisions a private enterprise driven system. A national network of high quality touring children's theatres would operate from residential bases and serve school systems daily. This shift requires market demand and a willing society to value arts education for balanced development.
Thousands Visit Bier of Commie Leader Maurice Thorez
Paris mourns Maurice Thorez 64 longtime French Communist leader after he died aboard a Soviet ship crossing the Black Sea. Thorez died of a heart attack in Varna Bulgaria while en route to Yalta for treatment. widow Jeanette Vermeersch attended the bearer and later accompanied the body to Paris where it lay in Ivry-sur-Seine City Hall.
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Thorez to Lie in State at Paris Party Headquarters
The National Assembly member Thorez will have his body moved to the party headquarters in central Paris on Wednesday and a funeral is planned for Thursday.
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Ticket Shortage For GOP Kansans At San Francisco
The Kansas delegation faces a ticket shortfall at the Republican national convention with twice as many Kansans as tickets. National committeeman Sam Mellinger says 76 extra tickets exist and must be allocated to Kansas residents, not guests, while ten free $500 Eisnhower appearance tickets were drawn for Kansans and stars.
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Apollo spacecraft speeds toward Moon launch
The Apollo space capsule, carrying three astronauts, will travel at 24 200 miles per hour as it leaves the earth’s gravity and begins its flight toward the moon.
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