May Fight For Federal Control Plan
Washington AP reports farm leaders may soon battle to save a federal wheat control program they once opposed as a growing wheat surplus and shrinking markets threaten the system.，加 text continues with details on acreage allotments marketing quotas soil bank subsidies and forecasts of another bumper crop, signaling demands for policy changes from Secretary Benson and the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Washington
Congress
Soil Bank
United States
Great Plains
Benson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Boling
Margaret B. Rohrer
Frederick High School
Carrolla
Rohrer
Carroll County Public Library
Tts
Billi Odomin
Kevin
Margaret J. Hoefer
Carroll County
Palo Alto
Calif
Tom
Joyce
Davis
Westminster
Pat
Carl Lindsay
Taneytown
Con Road
Oli
Kevin I
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Pleasant Valley Ments
Alhas
Air Lines
Ray L. Kuhn
Sabillasville
Waynesboro Hospital
Khrushchev Rise From Ukrainian Roots to Kremlin Leader
A feature portrait traces Nikita Khrushchev from humble Ukrainian origins to Moscow dominance. It covers his rough rise, political shrewdness, public relations mastery, and his role in shaping post-Stalin Soviet leadership amid warnings of authoritarian shifts and the implications for world affairs.
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Lenimot
NEA
Spondent
United Nations
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Ukraine
Russia
Amien
Anyoolitician
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Hungary
Lenin
Horatio Algerj
Kremlin
Serger Khrushchev
Khrushchev
NEA Service
Leon Dennen
Malenkov Stalin
Malotov
Kaganovich
Zhukov
Dennen
Muzhik
Stalin
Itigopak
Communist Party
Malenkov
Fan
Stalingrad
Shrushchay
Soviet
Mikita Khrushche
Teachers Seek Higher State Pay for Baltimore Schools
Mason C. Raver of the Martin Teachers Assoc says Maryland should raise teachers’ base salaries to 4000 to 6000 a year, funded by higher education taxes. The group aims to cover 20 million more in pay, insisting increases stay with teachers, not tax cuts. They note past success after 1957 veto override, with local districts adjusting salaries accordingly.
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Baltimore
Martland
Mason C. Raver
Martin
General Assembly
McKeldin
Baltimore City
House of Commons Begins Summer Recess
The House of Commons entered its summer recess on Friday as MPs pause parliamentary business until the next session resumes on October 28.
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House of Commons
Woman Defies Gang Threats at Senate Inquiry
Nancy Dawson testified before the Senate Rackets Committee on Detroit's laundering rackets amid mob ties. Joe Lehr denied threats, but chairman McClellan urged Justice Department review, prompting claims of perjury. Dawson said she faced disfigurement threats and learned the phrase getting a letter meant a mob photo gesture.
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Senate
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Dawson Industrial Laundry Co
Lehr
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