Khrushchev To See American Farm Powers In Iowa Visit
Khrushchev plans a field tour in Iowa to study U S farm efficiency and mechanization. He will observe Garst seed corn, hybrid sorghum, nitrogen fertilizer use, and large grain storage as examples of market driven agriculture versus Soviet collective farming. The trip aims to compare productivity, freedom, and profit incentives shaping farming outcomes in the United States and the Soviet Union.
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John Strohm
NEA
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Befpre
Roswet Res
Rhru
Bob Gerst
Matskxevich
Agriculure
Garst Khrush
Ikhbrushchev
Garst
Korpshchev
Hhrushchev
Khrushchev
Khrusheher
Garsz
Eady
Hey
Aiple
Garstushchev
Averaz
Ushchev
Garsit
U. S
U.S.A
Kahrushchev
Dickerson Day Sale Draws 5000 Plus For Four Day Auction
More than five thousand people attended the four day executors sale at Dickerson. Total proceeds ran around 180 to 365 pounds with 120 Holsteins sold and cattle consignments attracting buyers from local farms. James Wachier served as clerk. Lewistown Grange held an election meeting electing Gay B. Liu as Master with officers including Overseer Earl B. Wiles and secretary H Fulton Nicodemus.
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Dickerson
James and
W. Wachier
Lewistown Grange
Gay B. Liu
Earl B. Wiles
Esther Warren
Stvin Jackson
Edgar Kline
Chan’ . Ross Smith
H. Fulton Nicodemus
Mary Kathryn Long
Naomi Clemceres
Helen L. Wiles
Pomona
Mildred Morgan
Flora
Daisy Stull
Marthaj Jackson
W. A. R. Bell
Willam E., Warren
John W. Morgan
Myrtle Bell
Hints Of Taft Hartley Used If Steel Strike Prolongs
San Francisco AP reports Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell warns the steel dispute could trigger Taft Hartley actions if unresolved, suggesting a 50 day injunction and potential federal intervention as Congress prepares for a new session. The AFL CIO convention endorses a fund raising drive to aid striking workers amid boos for Mitchell.
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San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Ihe
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Tat
Reuther
General Relieved Of Command In Iceland Diplomatic Move
Washington reports the United States pulled Brig. Gen. Pritchard from his post at Keflavik air base after Icelandic protests over a Sept. 5 incident involving an American sentry and two Icelandic officials. The reassignment aims to soothe tensions while denying judgment on the general’s competence. About 500 U.S. personnel remain at Keflavik as Icelandic officials boycott Defense Council sessions.
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Iceland
U.S
Europe
Ireland
NATO
Iceland-United States Defense Council
Maryland Educators Push Plan Shifting Cost Share Statewide
Maryland educators unveiled a sweeping plan to equalize public education opportunities across the state. The initiative would make the state a 50 50 partner with counties in education costs, rising to 60 40 in some cases, with local willingness to pay influencing the state share under a new formula based on property assessments and a pupil cost unit.
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Lou Panos
Baltimore
Maryland
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
State Ofice
Paul, R. Mort
Columbia University
State Tax Commission
Pilgrimage of Prayer at Mount St Marys for St Johns High
Priests sisters and the student body of St Johns High School join a Pilgrimage of Prayer to the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes at Mount St Marys College and Seminary Emmitsburg leaving by chartered buses at 9AM and returning 1PM Mass led by Rev Richard C Mitchell with Benediction. music by the student body under Sister Marie Carmel.
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St. John’s’ High School
Our Lady of Lourdes
Mount St. Marys College and Seminary
Emmitsburg
Thursda
Mount Grouo
Richard C. Mitchell
the Mount
Marie Carmel
St. Joan’s
Lourdes
Hugh J. Phillips
Nikita Khrushchev Sells Image of Practical, Humble Soviet Leader
AP report portrays Khrushchev in New York as an effective salesman for a softened image. He argues he is not a monster and emphasizes common sense, calling for dialogue with Americans while praising wartime alliances and Soviet systems without denouncing capitalism.
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Relman Morin
NEW York
Nikita Khrushchev
Karushchev
Resson
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Purge In Red China Hinted
Washington officials say a wide scale shakeup in the Chinese Communist regime may extend from the Defense Ministry to Foreign Affairs and other agencies. At least four Central Committee members are reported ousted with no new posts, signaling deep dissatisfaction ahead of the 10th anniversary celebrations. A second item reports Manchester junior High student Le Roy Shorb found dead at home. cause listed as natural.
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Washington
U.S
Peiping Radio
Ministry of Defense
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
State Planning Office
State Statistical Office
Communist Central Committee
Chang Wen-Tien
Wang Chia-Hsiang
Peng Teh-Huai
Lin Piano
Army
Huang Ko-Cheng
Lo Jui-Ching
Siem
Manchester
Shorb
Carrolls School
Leroy
Governor Receives Honorary Lieutenant Colonel in War Press Corps
Gov. Taves is made an honorary lieutenant colonel in the War Press Corps for backing a journalism Hall of Fame at Gapland State Park in Frederick County. The park once belonged to Civil War correspondent George Alfred Townsend, who helped create a stone memorial arch to war correspondents.
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Annapolis
Taves Friday
Il War Press Corps
Gapland State Park
Frederick County
George Alfred Townsend
William F. Duvall Family Reunion Held Recently
The third annual William Frank Duvall family reunion gathered 1118 members and guests at Wesley Grove Church Snail in Woodfield on September 6. Rev. R. Dean Kester gave the blessing. a basket lunch followed and a business meeting named organizers for next year.
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Esther War
Myrtle Bell
Reneeadership
Mond Clem
Fomona
Lewistown Methodist Church
Walkers J
William Frank Duvall
Wesley Grove
Woodfield
R. Dean Kester
Damascus
Louise Duvall
Garner Duvall
Anex
Kathryn Crone
Mawkins
Duval
Drew
Verdie Duvall
Frank
George Remp
Deas Kh
Raymond Warand
Garner W. Duveil Linthicum Bobby
F- Jon
Jon
Jo Ann
M Ymond
Rand
George F. Kemp
Jimmy
George F. Kemp Jr
Cindee
Geor- Thomas Grimam
Sammy
Lanae Carol
J. and Gay
Frank Soper
Mass
Gracia M. Hall
Ber
Jammy
Barbara Jean
Dean Kesler Jr
Mary Kesler
Nadine Re
Brandon Duvall
Herbert Jerry
Jean
Ed Keith
Larry Burdette
Frank Burdette
William F. Soper Jr
William
Johnny
Mercie Staley
Fred Magruder
Des Moines Cop Requests Relief From Khrushchev Guard
Tony Mihalovich a beloved Des Moines police officer asked to be excused from guarding Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his visit next week citing friends from Slavic nations who might misunderstand his role. The decision follows prior community support for his friendliness.
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DES Mloines
Iowa
Tony Mihalovich
Des Moines
Nikita Khrushchev
Mihalovich
Bor Inugoslavia
Brenner declines comment on separation reports
Paris AP reports Yul Brenner refused Friday to confirm or deny a report that he planned to separate from his wife Vir Pry Bear. The star offered no comment on the rumored estrangement and left without addressing questions from reporters.
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Paris -Ap
Yul Brenner
Vir- Pry Bear
Sleeping Orchid Blooms in Mexican Garden 1843 Discovery
Fragmentary notes report a sleeping orchid bloom observed in a Mexican garden in 1843. The item notes a mysterious plant phenomenon and hints at subsequent horticultural fascination. Further readable details are incomplete.
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