Tito Seeks Consumer Goods Push in Yugoslav Plan
Belgrade Yugoslavia is launching a new economic policy under Tito to boost living standards by prioritizing consumer goods and food over heavy industry. The plan contrasts with Soviet bloc shifts favoring arms and heavy industry as Khrushchev and Bulganin alter policy. Tito sent the note to the Socialist Alliance’s Federal Committee outlining quicker payoff projects and a pause on rapid heavy industry expansion.
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Yugoslavia
Sesident Tito
Soviet Bloc
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchevy
Malenkov
Kremlin
Tito
Federal Committee of the Socialist Alliance of the Working People of Yugoslavia
Man shoots wife over book move in Chicago
Robin Thomas 27 admits shooting and killing wife Edith 53 and wounding two stepchildren after they moved books from living room to back porch. He says I do not like cold books. He was held without charge. The children are expected to recover.
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Chicago
Robin Thomas
Edith
Salvatore Cangoneri
Russian Farm Experts To Study Hybrid Corn
Five Russian farm experts arrived in New York en route to Iowa to study hybrid corn production methods and machinery. They will buy seed and equipment for use at home after being invited by Roswell Garst of Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn Co. during a Russia visit last summer.
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New York
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn Co
Coon Rapids
Russia
LADD Members Advise on New York Stock Exchange Listing
LADD and its members discuss strategies related to listing on the New York Stock Exchange. Details reference the Manchester Hotel contact number 2457 for further information.
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New York Stock Exchange
Manchester
Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Trade Report
Cincinnati markets show cattle and hogs midweek activity with varying quotes. Hog prices hold steady after early strength, cattle trade active with steady steer and heifer classes, vealers rally, and sheep trade moderate with bulk good slaughter lambs at 17 to 18 dollars.
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U.S
Cincinnati area commodity prices report
Prices for eggs including US grades and cases exchanged, including large white and brown varieties with current receipts, checks, and under grades. Poultry prices at Cincinnati area farms list fryers hens and turkeys by weight, butter wholesale and potato range for market reporting.
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Monsignor Francis Duda Dies at 79 in Cleveland
The Polish born Francis B. Duda, founder of St. John Cantius High School and long time pastor of St John Cantius Church since 1939, died yesterday in Cleveland. He was ordained in 1916 in America and raised to domestic prelate in 1947.
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Francis B. Duda
St. John Cantius High School
St John Cantius Roman Catholic Church
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America
Watercolor Of Nudes Sparks Baltimore Showrow
In Baltimore the Peale Museum faces a crisis as Mayor D Alesandro condemns a Glenn Walker watercolor titled Life in Baltimore as morally objectionable and seeks its removal. Artists respond with a petition and threaten to pull their works if the piece stays hidden from view.
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Florida Senator Sees Lausche as Moderate Hope
Florida Senator Holland says Adlai Stevenson's prospects improve while Gov. Frank Lausche of Ohio better fits a moderate Democratic presidential candidate. Holland notes Stevenson moving toward standards the country and party need, but he remains undecided.
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Police Briefs Report Stolen Purse and Tools
Phyllis Miller reported a purse with $6 and papers stolen from her car on Rt. 73. Leslie Roberts said a power saw worth 110 dollars was stolen from a contractor’s home at 902 Orchard St over the weekend. A 12 gauge shotgun was reported stolen from Eugene Fishbaugh’s home at 135 N Broad St after a break in while no one was home. Patrolmen Coy Hall and Paul Frisby investigated.
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Crawford to Speak at Boy Scout Dinner
Don L. Crawford administrative assistant executive of Miami Valley Council Boy Scouts of America will be guest speaker at the Men’s Club dinner at First Presbyterian Church. He will discuss "Men of Faith" after graduating from Kentucky State College and studying at New York and Michigan State Universities. The meeting starts at 6 15 p m.
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Services Held Tonight at Franklin D. of A. Hall
Tonight at 7 30 p m services will be held at the Franklin D. of A Hall with Elder Bert Perkins Miss Eunice Perkins Rev Arnold Powell Rev Hastings Nord and Miss Odessa Parsons among participants. Miss Perkins and Elder Perkins led yesterday afternoon services at Emmanuel Tabernacle Cincinnati.
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Crosby to Star with Grace Kelly in High Society
Rumors of Bing Crosby quitting show business were denied as he agreed to co star with Grace Kelly in a new film. The MGM musical marks a shift from The Country Girl to High Society with Cole Porter composing songs for Miss Kelly to sing on screen.
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Trio Rescued After Cliff Climb Near Hollywood
In an abandoned quarry a 13 year old named John Peter son became stuck on a ledge 40 feet from the top while climbing a 250 foot wall. His 14 year old friend John Lack joined him and paused 20 feet from safety. Policeman Sterling La Bare also faced danger while evaluating the scene. Firemen lowered ropes and rescued the trio in the order they became stranded with no injuries.
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John Peterson
John Lack
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Doctors Warn Against Abuse Of Laxatives
Boston report cites two University of Buffalo physicians warning that prolonged use of strong irritant cathartics can cause intestinal changes mimicking ulcerative colitis enteritis or intestinal tuberculosis. Doctors Heilbrun and Bernstein urge checking laxative history before treating suspected inflammatory disease to avoid misdiagnosis. The finding was presented at a scientific exhibit for the American Medical Association meeting opening tomorrow.
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Charles Bernstein
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Ohio to become a hot market for rural electrical gear
The Rural Electrification Administration projects Ohio farmers will spend 270 million dollars on electrical equipment over the next five years, ranking Ohio as the fourth largest rural market after California, Tennessee and Iowa.
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Rea
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Iowa
Red A-Bombs Said Kept In Manchuria
Tatao News Agency reports Soviet Russia stored nuclear weapons at Antung in Manchuria and trains about 100 North Korean officers there in their use. No independent confirmation available.
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Soviet Atomic Test Believed Detonated Nov 22 Says Professor
Japanese professor Seitaro Koyama of Niigata University claims the Soviet Union set off an atomic or hydrogen bomb around noon on November 22 after analyzing radioactivity in rainfall. Washington announced a Soviet test dated November 10.
School Board To Meet At Middletown High School
The Board of Education will convene tonight at seven to discuss routine personnel matters. Members and attendees will gather at Middletown High School for the session.
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Third crash victim dies in Memorial Hospital
Elyria Ohio Alberta Reger 24 of Akron died last night at Memorial Hospital following a car truck collision that killed her husband and mother last Thursday.
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Alberta Reger
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Memorial Hospital
Lamb Like Lion Gets Royal Burial
HERSCHER Illinois a 300 pound lion named Tex with a Ferdinand the Bull disposition was buried in pink satin with a royal purple pillow. Tex died Saturday from a chest tumor at age five in the care of Miss Bobbyetta Porter 29 who kept him since he was three months old. The lion who never roared enjoyed television companionship and ice cream and lived in a pine lined den on the Porter farmhouse.
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Bobbyetta Porter
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Judge Urges Timely Nip For Husband In Drunk Charge
Providence judge Luigi De Pasquale, who never drinks, tells a 49-year-old father of four in district court that a man should save some pay for a drink. He orders an innocent plea and sends the man home. The judge notes the man earns 70 to 90 dollars weekly and insists on balance. The whisky remark comes amid a third drunken charge in six months.
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Rev Willie Robertson to Speak at Holiness Tab ernacle Services
The Rev Willie Robertson will be the speaker at services at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Holiness Tab ernacle of the Universe. Pastor is Rev W T Kilgore. A note mentions a carpenter adding a wooden panel in a chimney during work on a new house.
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Jury Acquits Blonde Widow In Slaying
In Fort Worth, a jury acquitted 47 year old widow Mary Clark of paying a gunman to kill her oilman husband William P. Clark who was shot May 23 1953 in his 22 room mansion. A rifle was near the body and the death was later ruled murder. The state pursued life, relying on statements from ex convict Harry Huggins who faces a murder indictment.
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Lobbyists to Testify on Lobbying Act Changes
More than 200 registered lobbyists were invited to testify in a Senate study of possible amendments to the Lobbying Act. Chairman Kennedy of Massachusetts said public hearings would begin early next year.
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Senate
Kennedy
D-Mass
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