Russia loosens control as farms urged to plan profits
In a shift from rigid central planning, the USSR directs farm managers and agronomists to collaborate with farmers on what to grow to boost grain and meat output. Local party leaders will supervise but hands are off, with a decree emphasizing material interests of workers while contrasting Western free enterprise rhetoric. The move signals a push toward practical profit incentives in agriculture.
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Ussr
Hinceforth
Iti
Threat To Beauty California Defends Redwood Park From Freeway Plan
The plan to route a freeway through a Forte Redwoods State Park faces opposition from out of state critics who argue the ancient trees are a national heritage. California authorities insist the project serves public needs but opponents say alternative bypasses could meet mobility goals without harming the redwoods.
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Lifornia
Redwoods State Park
New York
California
COS
Aneris
Ant colonies challenged as models of industry
A zoologist from Arizona State University notes that honey ants include immobile individuals that receive liquid food from workers and return secretions when needed. The finding questions the classic view of ants and bees as uniformly industrious models, suggesting social systems are more complex and may reflect ongoing human laziness concerns.
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Mont A. Cazier
Arizona State University
Ome
Women Drive Growth In Stock Market And Supermarkets
A Looking Ahead Financial report notes thirty percent of today’s stock buyers are women and the share is rising. The trend shows female participation expanding beyond groceries into financial markets as they gain influence and purchasing power.
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Financial Report
Pledge Allegiance Text From Lubbock Paper
The page fragment shows the US Pledge of Allegiance text noting March 28 1964 in Lubbock Texas with reference to page and section details. It includes the pledge lines and a note about publication location and date.
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States of America
Lilibock, Tex
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Pieta Shipment Moves to New York World's Fair
Special Correspondent reports on Michelangelo's Pieta being prepared for transport from St Peter's to the Vatican pavilion at the New York World's Fair. The sculpture will travel in reinforced crates with flotation devices and a beeper, lifted by crane to Naples and shipped aboard Cristoforo Colombo, then to a barge and tug to Flushing Meadow.
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Bob Considine
York
Michelangelo
St. Peter's
Naples
Cristoforo Colombo
Picta
Pieta
New York
New York Harbor
Fair Site
Venus de Milo
Louvre
Tokyo
UST
Flushing Meadow
McGraw-Thist
J. H. Rothschild
Army Chemical Corps and Development Comand
Chemi&re Considine
Still Popular Those Tourist Dollars By INEZ ROBB
The piece argues American tourists and dollars sustain nations like Greece, noting invitations to newsmen to study Greek tourism amid anti American demonstrations. It critiques junkets as unnecessary, urging governments to curb protests and emphasize law and order while acknowledging Americans still seek travel despite hostility.
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Inez Robb
United States
Amy
Greece
Allo Espensos-Plaid Junket
Olympic Air Ways
Athens
Hhe Telegean
Constantine
Batanon
Ise
Hellas
United Suites
Cyprus
Harrys. Truman
Johnson
Jin
Ale-Janele-Jinele
U.S
Ameticius
Silfc
AMA STAND HIT Warning Urged On Cigarettes
Special Correspondent Andrew Tully argues AMA opposes warning labels on cigarette packs, saying danger is common knowledge. He cites medical leaders like Dr Wendell Scott and Malcolm Fleischer, urging continued health warnings to youth amid tobacco advertising spending and public health concerns.
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Andrew Tully
Rashington
American Medical Society
AMA
Jetter
Federal Trade Commission
Fr. J. Blasingame
FEC
Blasingame
Wendell Scott
American Cancer Society
Scott
Tobacco Industry
The
Cancer Society
Malcolm L. Fleischer
Retail Tobacco Dealers of America, Ti
Mr. Fleischer
Human nature and the folly of greed and debt
A reflective column on human greed and misused money. It notes people seek free gain, cites chiseling in modern life, warns about misdirected business, and humorously riffs on lawsuits, borrowing, and traffic stress as drivers of nerves.
Final showdown with Hider hinted on Memory Lane
In a World War II era summary, Churchill tells Yankee Airborne troops in England they will soon land in Nazi-occupied Europe. Montgomery references an invasion as a gripping tug of war and hints the promised land is not far off.
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Hider
Churchill
England
Naxi
Europe
Britain
Montgomery
London
De Gaulle and France in a Sino Soviet Alliance Analysis
In a provocative analysis the article argues that De Gaulle has aligned France with Sino Soviet powers, weakening NATO and diminishing Western unity. It claims France backed Red China in Asia and boosted Moscow and Peking policy, urging reevaluation of U S aid if the Paris axis persists. It contrasts past Franco American ties with today’s policy.
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Henry
Taylor
de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Red China
Taylor France
Europe
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Paul Jones
Ranger
America
United States
Max
Disraels
NATO
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Quilet
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Southeast Asia
Indian Peninsula
Indonesian Archipelago
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Peking
Paris
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