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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1954

Page

7

Soviet 1954 Budget Promises Record Expenditures

The Soviet Union unveiled its largest budget for 1954 with total revenues of 374.8 billion rubles and expenditures of 562.7 billion, seeking a 9.1 billion ruble surplus. Defense fell nearly 10 percent from 1953, while social services and education rose. parliament approved the plan amid new leadership and a bid to extend government control over the economy. Meanwhile in Canberra police questioned Soviet third secretary Vladimir Petrov over alleged large-scale embezzlement, forgery, and espionage claims connected to his asylum case.

Moscow Soviet Union Arseny Guverev Supreme Soviet Parliament Georgi Malenkey Malenkey Sarmat South Union International Policick Canberra Australia Vladimirj Petrov N.ot I. Generalov Previciny Himsself Robert G. Menzies Afta Menzies MVD

Russians Issue May Day Slogans in Moscow

The Soviet Communist party released May Day slogans urging collective security for Europe, opposing German militarism, and calling for peace. Other notes praised China and Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union, while Moscow prepared for Red Square parade rehearsals as traffic was halted.

Moscow Soviet Communist Party M. Molotov Berlin Russia NATO Britain United States Soviet Union Red Square Gignt

Twining Named to National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics

General Nathan F. Twining, commander of Air Forces in the south, is appointed to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. He succeeds Lt. Eisenhower, with Gen Laurence Craigie and other senior aviation figures also named to the panel as duty assignments in Europe are finalized.

Twining National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Eisenhower Laurence Craigie Nathan F. Twining Air South Europe

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