Top Soviet Officials Must Be Feeling Shaky
United Press analysis notes several high level Soviet posts were recently removed or reshuffled. It cites internal pressures from agricultural failures Khrushchev era policy shifts and a broader global meddling drive while stressing a police state climate and limited public news.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet Union Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Asia
Latin America
Russia
United States
Driblets
Eisenhower
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Free World
Benson Defends Farm Policies in Spokane Speech
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson defended administration farm measures calling them a billion-dollar-plus program. He urged support for Cabinet colleague Douglas McKay as a GOP senatorial candidate, stressing defeating Wayne Morse as key. Benson pitched farm policy as voluntary, economically sound and government cooperative, not coercive.
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Spokane
Wash
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Douglas Mcixay
Oregon
Sen
Morse Ofers
Eisenhower
Wayne Morse
National Assn. of
Portland
Washington
Apache Principal Seeks Caddo County School Superintendent
George H. Tidmore, junior and senior high school principal, announces his candidacy for Caddo County superintendent of schools. Incumbent Miss Maxine Frey, who has served 12 years, will not seek another term after defeating Tidmore in 1954.
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George H. Tidmore
Caddo County
Maxine, Frey
Tidmore
New Orleans Mayor Eyes Brothel Tax
Galveston Mayor George Roy Clough, elected on a supervised red light district platform, said he would levy a $1000 monthly tax on brothels. He claimed madams pay $100 in protection money weekly and that girls contribute $25 to $50 weekly, though he would not name recipients. He suggested collecting money rather than pursuing convictions, noting raids only yield vagrancy charges. He argued the tax might force operators out of business.
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Galveston
George Roy Clough
Clough
Heartburgers to Go On Sale for Heart Fund Drive
Chicago based snack chain with outlets in Chicago Boston and Detroit will sell heart shaped hamburgers this month to raise awareness for the National Heart Fund drive. The chain will donate a penny for each heartburger sold and expects to serve nearly 250000 this month.
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Heart Fund
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
National Heart Fund
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Alistate
Sears
Allstate
T. E
Eddie) Dorough
Jay Cox
Sears, Roebuck and Co
11Th
Gore Lawton
Skokie, Ill
Sclc Raul Ee
Plustar
Tusa
Gleem
Dorothy Gray
Boxe ™ Sa Wye
Fui
RED Cross
Fobmren
Aid
American National Red Cross
Igburns Chocolates
Boulevard Pharmacy
Sip
Arine
VICKS
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Davis
D Avenue
Gilbert-Woods Drug
Lawton
Walgreen
Perl
Ft, Sill Blvd
Ferris
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Hollywood
Aan
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