Khrushchev Seeks to Overtake U.S. Farm Output
Moscow reports a new Soviet farm pricing plan to boost production by freeing collective farms from fixed low-price deliveries and introducing market-like incentives. Two officials promoted to the Presidium signal continued Kremlin control while quotas to the state remain, and the end of payment in kind is decreed. The move follows Khrushchev's farm policy speech and aims to surpass U.S. agricultural output in several products.
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Local Club Meetings In Rantoul And Rock Creek
At the Rantoul home of Mrs. Charles Hobbs nine members attended a meeting led by Irish Wake man. Miss Mary Dean Holle taught Time and Energy. plans discussed for a future picnic. July is vacation month. August meeting at Lola Spratt’s home. In Rock Creek ten members heard Mrs. C. I. Good present the second Family Council lesson. a play by Mrs. F. D. Fogle and others illustrated planning a family night with differing interests. The group joined the Hospital Auxiliary for a $3.65 fee. Next meeting July 9 at Mrs. E. D. Gillette with Miss Holle’s Time and Energy lesson.
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Mary Dean’ Holle
Lola Spratt
Rock Creek
C. I. Good
L. W. Spright
F. D. Fogle
Ralph Pohl
Ralph Sand
I. Good
Ione Dragoo
T. R. Clark
E. D. Gillette
Mary Dean Holle
Trans Miss Champ Ousted In Prairie Dunes Round
Rex Baxter defending Trans Miss Amateur champion from Amarillo was eliminated by Dr. James Liggett of Denver in the second round at Prairie Dunes Country Club. Liggett led Baxter four up after nine and won 3 and 1. Other second round results included Jimmy Jackson beating Marty Sidener on the 21st hole and Max Cole defeating John Marino after a 20 hole match. Richard Norville defeated Gene Zuspan 1 up in 19 holes and Gene Beardslee Hutchinson beat Bill Hird 1 up in 10 holes.
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Max Cole
Wichita
John Marino
Salina
Richard Norville
Oklahoma City
Gene Zuspann
Goodland
Kan
Gene Beardslee Hutchinson
Bill Hird
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Wynn Admits Years Telling About Endurance
CHICAGO AP Early Wynn 38 target fifth 20 game season as he blames age for slowing pace. He shutout the Boston Red Sox 4-0 on two hits for his third of the year and 36th of his 18 season. Wynn says he is tired after the game but in good shape and hopes for three or four more big league years if he slows down a bit.
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Big Ted Sheds Girdle And Hits .300 Mark
Pittsburgh AP reports Big Ted Kluszewski hitting over .300 for the first time this season after shedding his girdle brace for his injured back. He says the removal improved his swing and the back pains fade after games. His average climbs to .305 with 13 hits in 29 at bats over eight games.
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Kluszewski
DeJohn Faces Baker In War Memorial Showdown
Syracuse heavyweight Mike DeJohn, 26, rated 9th at about 204 pounds, meets 31-year-old Bob Baker in a decisive bout at War Memorial Auditorium. DeJohn seeks revival after recent skid and a one round KO of Alex Miteff in October, while Baker, 50-11-1 with 19 KOs, has won his last three fights and has not fought since December.
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N.Y
Mike DeJohn
War Memorial Auditorium
Bob Baker
DeJohn
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Rosewall Faces Two Net Greats In New York Race
Ken Rosewall, Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad lead a six player round robin for $15,000 in Forest Hills. Rosewall is 4-0 after beating Rex Hartwig. Gonzales is 3-0, Hoad 3-1. The top two contenders square off Sunday. Rosewall could clinch $3,000 with two wins.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Low Hoad
Rex Hartwig
Gonzales
Los Angeles
Hoad
Pancho Seguar
Willie Mays Expected Back After Checkup
New York AP reports Willie Mays, the NL's top hitter, was due to rejoin the San Francisco Giants today after a two week slump, with doctors awaiting results of a routine checkup before his return to the lineup.
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Willie Mays
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