Khrushchev Seen Swinging To Centralized Soviet Economy
The Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev plans to explain in next week's Supreme Soviet session his 1954 hour speech. He signals learning from Western ideas on profits and productivity while outlining administrative overhaul to tighten party control, proposing a split of the party into agricultural and industrial wings. Moscow aims to subordinate economics to politics despite agricultural woes.
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Nikita Khrushchevv
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Communist Party Central Committee
Mr. K
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Bureaucratic quirks spark foreign and domestic misfires
The piece notes a Russian factory moved 1500 miles due to supply issues and cites a U S agriculture secretary labeling Rice County Kansas as underemployed in farming and needing food stamp aid amid strong wheat, cattle, and oil signals. A local rancher disputes the label, saying the county is thriving with three good wheat runs and solid cattle prices.
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Russia
Rice County
Kans
Orville Freeman
Ellender Misattributed Remarks Spark Africa Debate
The article discusses Sen. Ellender of Louisiana and remarks about Africans and self government made in Salisbury. It notes a tape transcript refuting his denial, contrasts with other officials like G Mennen Williams, and critiques colonial attitudes. Ellender’s stance is labeled inept and linked to defending segregation.
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Sen. Ellender
Louisiana
Salisbury
South Rhodesia
Africa
Southeast Asia
South America
South
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Kenya
State Department
Michigan
Williams
Sen
Ellender
Margin of votes can decide major contests in five states
The piece argues that a single vote matters, citing Minnesota’s close governorship race and near ties in Rhode Island and elsewhere. It notes Iowa crossing party lines, the Solid South shifting, and the electorate changing the political landscape.
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Minnesota
Rhode
Island
Iowa
South
Inside the Satur day Evening Post Acai Stevenson probe
The Satur day Evening Post suggests Stevenson sought to trade US missile bases for Soviet missiles removal from Cuba. It notes Washington figures Stewart Alsop and Charles Bartlett connected to the President and entertains questions about White House approval and possible efforts to discredit the UN spokesman.
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Saturday Evening Post
Acai Stevenson
U.S
Cuba
Stewart Alsop
Post
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Bartlett
JFK
Stevenson
White House
Traffic Patrol Cars Raise Public Complaint
A reader warns against deploying 75 unmarked highway patrol cars, noting rising public complaints and urging strict traffic law obedience to avoid fear and overreach.
Astrarian Christmas party and community notices in Onslow
Mrs Calvin Reiss hosted an Astrarian Christmas party with a 6:30 cooperative dinner and program at the Reiss home. Guests included faculty and community members as various songs poems and a film on Holy Night followed by gift exchanges.
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Onslow
Calvin Reiss
Reiss
William Reade
Grey Dreibelbis
Ernie Gearhart
Clarence Doll
Marie Reiss
John E. Paulsen
Eddie DeWees
Palo
Cedar Falls
Shower Honors Janice Nagel at Prairieburg
Mr. and Mrs. L R Bader and Dorothy attended a Sunday afternoon shower for Janice Nagel in Prairieburg. Mrs. Francis Miller visited from Tuesday to Friday at the home of her sister Eleanor Planamdon of Dubuque. Mrs. Marvin Stahlberg and Mrs. Glen King met with Mrs. Delmar King at her home on Monday afternoon.
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Walter Holtz
John Hinrichs
Joyce
Marjory Thomsen
Oxford
Herschel Loesbe
Roy Dighton
Buck Creek
John Paulsen
Jerry Edwards
Clinton
Henry Folkerts
Scotch Grove
Bruno Jensen
Castle Grove
L. R. Bader
Dorothy
Prairieburg
Janice Nagel
Francis Miller
Eleanor Planamdon
Dubuque
Marvin Stahlberg
Glen King
Delmar King
Christmas planning and social notices in local circles
Community notes show gatherings and visits across Worthington Marion and surrounding towns. Weddings, guests, and family dinners involve Art Weber, Betty Goedken, Arnold Grief, Gail Bader, L R Bader, Delmar King, Henry Marek, and many local spouses. Castle Grove group meets December 17 for a Christmas party after business.
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Ben Eiben
Garth Grafft
Marion
Wayne King
Debbie
Patsy
Martelle
Delmar King
Castle Grove
Henry Marek
Gerald Weber
Hopkinton
Art Weber
Leonard Bader
George Dietiker
Cascade
LaVerne Nagel
Ehart Nagel
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Nikita
Marxism
United States
America
Chari
Monticello
Ig Express
Jones County
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago, Illl
Iowa Press
Des Moines
Jones
Cedar
Delaware
Jackson
Linn
Monticello Publishing Co
H. M. Jones
Betty J. Wagner
Bruce Froning
Ione Scott Society
Mollee Williams
Bob Harlan
Ray Luckstedt
Bob Goodyear
Joan Steger
Joan Steger; Justowriter
Sharon Bader
Mildred Bach
Mike Chadwell
Snoopin
Corekager
Carl Pesch
Public Safety
Towa
Hicks
Ronald Culver
John Ripperton
C. M. Ripperton
Ralph Robovsky
Beloit
Wis
Ripperton
John
San Diego
Calif
Ozz Kane
Highland
Ind
Somerville
Wyoming
W. V. Somerville
Neal Paulsen
Mabel Paulsen
Fannie Hicks
Elmer Hinrichs
Center Jet
Jackie Paulsen
Betty Goedken
Arnold Grief
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Worthington
Gail Bader
Cedar Rapids
Ed Zumbach
Coggan
Wesley Borden
Boyd King
Connie
F. H. Kromminga
Richard Kromminga
Ben Keith
Delhi
Walter Boss
Hunt
REM Electric
Monticello Monument Co
By Phillip Tuetken
R. Ph
Longs Drug
Ast Street
Jennie E. Condit
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