Beria Arrest Echoes in Kremlin as Collective Rule Faces Test
A year after Beria’s purge, observers see the Soviet leadership preserving stability under a collective rule. Malenkov and Khrushchev head a two man leadership within a small committee, with internal conflicts possible but unlikely to topple the government.
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Tom Whitney
Sea Seat
Kremlin
Beria
Communist Party
Malenkov
Nikita Khrush
Chev
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
U.ss.r
Stalin
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Parity price debate reshapes farm support plan
Washington report explains parity as a living standard for farmers not a price guarantee. It notes the 1910 14 base, the shift to modern parity in 1948 49, and a split between House and Senate on extending 90 percent parity for Wheat Cotton Corn and Peanuts with gradual steps in 1956.
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Lernard Brenner
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House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Congress
Beats Down Proposal To Ban U S Hydrogen Bomb Tests
United Nations Trusteeship Council committee rejects Russian and Indian bids to ban further U S hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific. India plans to push again in the full council with Russia likely to reappear as the United States maintains the right to conduct hydrogen weapon tests.
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U.S
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Pacific
UN Trusteeship Council
Marshall Islands
India
Russia
Army Issues Draft Call For September 23 Thousand Men
The Army issued a September draft call for 23,000 men, keeping the same quota as before. The total number drafted or earmarked since resumption rises toward 1.77 million. The House approved extending the government owned smelter operation in Texas until June 30, 1955, while committees study its future.
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Washingson
UFP
House
Senate
Texas GA Tex
Washington
Army
Styana
Sen Daniel Endures Knee Injury At Bethesda Hospital
Washington reports Sen Daniel of Texas spent Monday at Bethesda Naval Hospital for treatment of a right knee injury from a recent game with a youngster. He had previously wrenched the same knee last year and underwent evaluation and care.
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Washington
Sen. Daniel
Texas
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Orchids Grow Across the United States in Many Varieties
The orchid family includes over 15 000 species with several members native to the United States. This broad plant group encompasses diverse forms thriving in northern fields and other habitats.
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United States
Houston pair rescued from Galveston Bay after shipwreck
In Galveston on July 13 two Houston men were rescued from Galveston Bay after their boat capsized and they spent hours clinging to wreckage. They were pulled from the water by the Coast Guard after bystanders heard distress calls and signaling.
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Galveston
Houston
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