New Kremlin Push Aims At Soviet Drinking Habits
Khrushchev leads a broad control program to curb public misbehavior and drinking. The plan includes volunteer militia to enforce social conduct, higher vodka prices, and limits on restaurant servings to promote sobriety and productivity among over 250 million Soviets.
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Soviet Behavior Police Seek Militant Youth Cadres
The Khrushchev regime endorses a broad program of social control by Komsomol militiamen trained to police public and private behavior. Teams of two youths and a girl monitor manners in restaurants and parks to curb hooliganism and drunkenness. Early incidents in Lenina rad left a Komsomol officer dead and others injured. Next: Khrushchev's future. The text notes the ringneck pheasant tow is an American game bird transplanted from the Orient in 1881.
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