Red China Builds Giant Changchun Vehicle Plant
Canadian reporter David Lancashire describes Changchun's 750 acre No. 1 motor vehicle plant, begun in 1954, employing 38,000 and using Russian and American machinery. The plant, part of China’s five year plan, will produce Liberations Trucks with 90 horsepower Soviet engines and 409 Chinese parts, though passenger cars are not planned. The facility doubles as a training center with Soviet and Chinese staff, housing 38,000 people in a self contained community. Tomorrow’s piece examines Soviet influence in Red China.
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Wy David Lancashire
Wangchun
Chingi
China
Changdun
Manchuria
Peiping
Changchun
Russia
T4 Taisun
Technatgent
Editves
Red
Marriage Cuts Into Ranks Of Teachers
Washington report says marriage and leaving for other states were the top reasons for Maryland teachers leaving public schools last year. NEA estimates about 2,900 will quit this school year. Marriage or family reasons accounted for 32 percent, going to other states for 25 percent, old age or disability 9 percent, entering other employment 7 percent, and other reasons 23 percent.
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Washington
Maryland
National Education Assn
NEA
Boonsboro Girl and Boy Treated After School Injuries
Belly L Flaok ten year old daughter of Roger A Flack of Boonsboro Route 3 fell at school yesterday and fractured her left wrist. a cast was applied and she was discharged. William D Rice nine year old son of William D Rice of 287 Garlinger Avenue received treatment for a cut on the little finger of his right hand with three sutures needed.
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Belly L. Flaok
Roger A.flack
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
William D. Rice
Garlinger Avenue
Bleak Christmas Ahead in East Germany
Communist East Germany faces shortages of Christmas goodies and basic foods. Reports from Berlin indicate a grim holiday season as scarcity spreads across the region.
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Berlin
East Germany
Cold conditions loom with mixed precipitation patterns
Weather Bureau forecasts colder or continued cold across much of the north, with warmer conditions in the Gulf region. Scattered sections expect precipitation at night including snow, rain, or a mix. The report oddly mentions the Smithsonian Institution collection on early American Indians and a note about buried fish used to fertilize corn crops.
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Weather Bureau
Gulf Region
Try
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Burlesque Show Returns to New York After Court Battle
The opening of Welcome Exile burlesque features male performers as organizers secure a license after a lengthy court battle. Officials say the show will proceed with no explicit teases and a careful presentation following an absence of fourteen years.
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New York
Linuse
Bort O'Connell
Elf
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American Distelling Company
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