Reds Still A Long Way From Challenging U S Leadership
Editor's Note questions whether the United States has lost initiative in the cold war and how far the Soviet Union can advance in economic competition. William LU. Ryan analyzes Russia’s partition over years, discusses prospects with U S officials, and presents findings in three articles, this being the first.
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Soviet Union
Wiliam LU
Ryan
U. S
Soviet Union faces tough year in internal reform and policy shift
AP analysis notes the USSR must confront its 10 year plan and looming economic crisis while Moscow reshapes foreign policy ahead of a pivotal 20th party congress. Despite bold moves abroad, internal development and political recalibration may limit aggressive steps toward world conflict, shaping a tense election year.
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Patterned Lazy Susan and Holiday Centerpiece Idea
A wartime style craft feature offers a plywood lazy susan project with a four sided tree centerpiece and a 6 inch painted figure. Pattern 422 is 25 cents and promoted by Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
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New York
United States frames Cold War aid in steadier peace drive
Maree argues U.S. policies during the Cold War built a firm foundation for peace. The text contrasts Soviet economic aid efforts, noting the USSR’s 1955 splash versus far smaller overall investment in welfare compared with the United States. A potential standoff is hinted at.
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Mareet
United States
U.S.S.R
Soviet strategy and goals in postwar production and competition
The text discusses the Soviet Union aiming to maximize production across all fields as a means to outcompete the United States without engaging in armed conflict. It frames this as a long-term objective linked to Premier Badganin and party chief Khrushchev and implies conquest by nonmilitary means through economic superiority.
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Scholarships To 4 H Club Members From Woolworths
Two Kansas 4 H Club members Barbara David of Winfield and Lester Harmon of White City received $250 college scholarships for their outstanding club records. This is the first year of the program funded by the J. W. Woolworth Co. The notice also covers unrelated items on civilian payroll declines and regional Canada geography.
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