Eisenhower hints at summit talks with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower said a possible Washington summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev could address disarmament and German issues. He urged Khrushchev to come with constructive ideas, stressing firm basics with flexible tactics. Khrushchev arrives next Tuesday for a 12 day visit, with two Washington days at the start.
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Khrushchev builds power by placing loyalists top posts
The article details how Nikita Khrushchev after rising to power reshaped the Soviet leadership by elevating his loyalists to key party posts. It notes his reorganizations across agriculture education propaganda and foreign policy to solidify control and outmaneuver rivals.
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Discount Rate Hike Announced
Washington AP reports that eight Federal Reserve district banks set the discount rate at 4 percent, the highest in 29 years, with New York, Cleveland, Richmond, Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, San Francisco and Kansas City announcing the increase. The move follows other rate climbs as the Fed tightens credit after the 1958 recession.
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Weir High to Open If State Board Approves
Weir Kan. August 80 high school students face disruption as the school board appeals to State Supt Throckmorton after Weir High voted to join Rural High School District No 1 at West Mineral. County Supt Schenherr says doors will open next Tuesday despite the hearing pending.
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Drowns 15 Minutes Short of Retirement
Frank R. Duggan a 65 year old Tulsa cement finisher died after tipping from a scaffold at a sewer plant job in Broken Arrow Oklahoma He fell into a five foot deep pit half filled with water just before completing his last day of work on Thursday AP reports.
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Farm Bureau Chief Faults Federal Meddling in Agriculture
Kansas City Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says over 25 years of government meddling has proved expensive and wasteful. He cites price controls and production mandates as costly to farmers, noting rising costs and surpluses while other sectors prosper. He urges government as partner in research and interpretation to help operators maximize land and capital use, praising county agents as examples of effective extension service representation.
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