Reds Move to Build Up Party Ties
MOSCOW AP A recent series of reshuffles within the Communist Party aims to strengthen the control of the central party organization in Moscow and the provinces. Three Presidium members were appointed secretaries under Khrushchev, expanding the Presidium and tightening direction of party affairs. Similar reshuffles occurred in Kazakhstan and Ukraine, with leaders shifted to tighten Moscow’s grip and officials like Belyaev placed to helm party work. Izvestia criticized lax party control in Kazakhstan in the same period.
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Gaping Holes for GOP Demo Senate Lead Growth
UPI reports that GOP retirement announcements from Jenner Indiana, H Alexander Smith New Jersey, Knowland California, Payne Maine and Edward Martin Pennsylvania widen the gap for Democrats in Senate control next year. The withdrawals boost Democratic chances in New Jersey California and Pennsylvania while GOP unity efforts face strain amid looming primaries.
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Common Market Urged for African Asian Nations
Cairo reports Egypt proposed a African Asian common market to counteract the European bloc. Abdel Rawakh Hassan presented the proposal behind closed doors to the African Asian Peoples Conference economic committee. Delegates voiced fears over raw material sales and favored a Soviet style report before debating. The conference featured broad criticism of the West, with emphasis on nonofficial delegates. The European common market, led by six nations, goes into effect Jan 1.
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Reds Propose Disarmament Talks Amid Western Push
Moscow’s Pravda challenged the West to accept Soviet disarmament bids including bans on nuclear weapons manufacture and reductions of forces in Central Europe. The U.S. State Department studies the proposals as Pravda criticizes NATO talks while Moscow Radio welcomes the East West idea but warns against talks used to level new accusations. Gromyko notes talks may fail without a U.N. or international conference on disarmament.
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Cuba Sugar Exports Reach Nearly Five Million Tons in 1957
Cuba, the world's largest sugar producer, shipped about 4.89 million tons abroad in 1957. The United States took 2,556,348 tons, from a total export figure of 4,888,792. For the 1957 season, production totaled 5,504,576 tons.
U S Missile Spending Tops Seventeen Billion Since 1946
U S has invested over 17.178 billion dollars in missile research development and production since 1946 with most spending since the Korean War. Congress probes funding adequacy and Pentagon diligence as missile program figures rise and include ballistic systems.
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Seen 500 Million Missile Fund for the President
A Washington dispatch reports a secret White House meeting with the President and the National Security Council discussed an additional 500 million dollar missile and space spending plan for the fiscal year. The Journal notes this peacetime fund aims to boost defense policy and budget allocations.
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New Year Budget Debate Spurs Missile Spending Plans
A Chicago council forecast a 500 million dollar special fund to support research, development and procurement, aiming to reach a potential five billion dollars in missile spending next fiscal year. The report notes traffic fatalities may rise during holidays but hopes the New Year period becomes the lowest since 1946 to 1947. It also suggests the fund could blunt political pressure on Democratic missile spending increases amid a 2.9 billion dollar current year budget.
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Elevator Accident Claims Poly High Top Athlete
Riverside tragedy reports Mannie Grijalva eighteen year old standout athlete at Poly High School killed in freight elevator accident. He was crushed against the shaft while working part time as a stock clerk at a department store. Grijalva had won high school letters in baseball football and basketball.
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Holiday bonus sends workers to Europe as guests of boss
Beacon Plastics Corp workers at its Newton plant receive a paid 15 day Europe trip as a Christmas bonus. The company covers half to full travel costs for employees with at least five years of service, including factory and office staff and some top customers. Presidents say the trip boosts morale. Previous excursions included Canada and Atlantic City.
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California income peaks in third quarter says state report
Sacramento—the State Department of Finance reports California personal income for the third quarter rose sharply, reaching a high of 25.024 billion dollars. The agency notes California accounted for 10.1 percent of U.S. total personal income, while about 45 million people nationwide have not received polio vaccinations, highlighting a lag in preventive health coverage.
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