Soviet Central Committee aims to raise farm output
The article reports a Soviet Central Committee meeting with about 250 members where two men were promoted to the Presidium. It notes plans to boost agriculture, end the payment-in-kind system, and reduce debt, claiming the USSR is narrowing the gap with the United States in farm production.
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Boat Stalls, Man Falls to Death at Dam
Kankakee businessman Robert H. Just Jr., 44, could not start his disabled motorboat and was swept over a dam yesterday. Witnesses watched as he disappeared, and his body was recovered several hours later about a half mile downstream.
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Scientists warn ice melt could submerge large US areas
A National Science Foundation briefing to a House subcommittee summarizes findings from 11 months and over 10 000 scientists across six nations. If 10 percent of world ice melted, vast parts of the United States could be underwater while Antarctica drinking deeper. The sea contains rich minerals and food, and new underwater mountain ranges 1000 miles long and 200 miles wide have been discovered in the southeast Pacific.
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Marie McDonald Finds Love Again After Cannes and Mystery
Marie McDonald announces a romance with Las Vegas co owner George Capri while discussing past turmoil. She cites a prior disappearance case and a possible divorce backdrop as she returns to film work with Jerry Lewis on Geisha Boy amid doubts about her health after a sleeping pills incident.
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Senate weighs lifting atom secrecy to aid Britain
The Senate moved to act on President Eisenhower's bill to relax atom secrecy, enabling weapons know how sharing with Britain. The House had already passed a bill 35 to 1 authorizing broader atomic information exchanges with allies, including weapon manufacturing data, with Britain as the present beneficiary, and negotiations linger over buying a nuclear submarine power plant from an American firm.
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