Khrushchev Faces Food Shortage Challenge in USSR
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union, home to 200 million, struggles to grow enough food. Premier Khrushchev is to outline a solution to central committee on Monday, as critics cite scarce meat butter and bread and debate farm reforms and factory farming.
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Massive in-store sale spreads across apparel and home goods
Readable fragments show a large price-driven discount event featuring sport shirts to $3.98, jackets to $39.95, pants to $12.95, and numerous accessories. The flyer lists items from gloves and socks to drapery fabrics and bedspreads, with emphasis on main floor and second floor sections and limited quantities.
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