Kremlin Shakeup Marks Mikoyan Move to Kremlin Front Office
Anastas I. Mikoyan prepares to shift from deputy premier to a ceremonial presidency of the Soviet Union this week, with Brezhnev and Kosygin poised to gain influence. The change signals a Kremlin reshuffle affecting succession plans and policy leadership among top Soviet officials.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Soviet Union
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Leonid Brezhnev
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Alexei
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Milwaukee Chosen as Site for 1966 Public Links
Milwaukee was approved on Tuesday as the site for the 1966 Public Links Tournament by the United States Golf Association, with final approval by the USGA executive committee expected as routine. Pittsburgh was already named host for the 1965 tournament.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
United States Golf Association
USGA
Pittsburgh
Farm Bureau Chief Blames Freeman Policy on Farm Slump
Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation charges administration farm officials scapegoat research and technology for a sagging farm economy. Writing in The Nation's Agriculture he says price declines reflect failed control and price fixing policies supported by Freeman and allies in Congress and minor farm leaders who back every move.
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Washington
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Freeman
Shuman
Sullivan, Ill
Congress
Marines Seek Buildup to Meet New Weapons Demands
Marine Corps commandant Gen Wallace Greene Jr says a manpower increase from 190000 is likely to be requested as new F4B Phantom bombers require larger crews and more maintenance. He notes 1966 delivery and forthcoming Redeye missiles will strain personnel, with options to grow overall strength, deactivate units, or reduce battalion manning.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Wallace Greene Jr
Associated Press
Corps
Greene
Marine Arsenal
Green
Three Judge Panel Orders Wal lace to Stop Interfering in Desegregation
A federal panel of three judges ordered Governor George Wallace and Alabama's State Board of Education to end interference with school desegregation efforts. The ruling stopped short of mandating statewide integration.
Cassville Hosts Twin O Rama Three Day Festival
Cassville prepares for Twin O Rama at Riverside Park with 300 plus twin registrations for Sundays parade at 10:30 a.m. free admission, prizes, and a visit to Stonefield village. Events begin July 24 with stage shows and fireworks, plus tractor pull, teen hop, square dance, seaplane rides, barbecue, TV personalities, and sky divers.
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Cassville
State Historical Society
Stonefield Village and Museum
Riverside Park
62 Wisconsin communities seek funds for civil defense
The State Bureau of Civil Defense reported 62 Wisconsin communities and three state agencies requested 412 567 dollars in federal funds for civil defense expenses covering July 1 1963 to June 30 1964. Dial 325 5101 for an Actaker today.
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Madison
State Bureau of Civil Defense
Wisconsin
Moving Club Becomes Baseball Trend in Imaginary Meeting
In a fictional board meeting, Mudcats officials discuss relocating the team to dodge poor results. They seek stadium subsidies, free rent, and perks, while rejecting Sunday park attendance laws. The plan envisions touring a different town nightly to outpace rivals like the Yankees.
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New York
Mudcats
City Hall
Yankees
Wheat and flour exports hit record 840 million bushels
U S exports of wheat and flour rose to about 840 million bushels in the marketing year ended June 30. This peak reflects continued demand and strong shipments from U S producers to international buyers.
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Washington
U.S
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