Soviet Wheat Exports Rise in Free World Markets
The For eign Agricultural Service reports a substantial increase in Soviet wheat exports to free world markets for 1958-59, with projected imports of 35 to 40 million bushels. This comes as shipments to East Europe continue, and the USSR pursues permanent cash markets amid uncertain domestic use and stockpiling. Trade to France, Japan, Algeria, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, Afghanistan, Iraq and Egypt is noted.
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Testers Flunk Own Safety Test at Jefferson City
Police set up a safety lane to inspect cars for defects and the first vehicle, the safety patrol cruiser, failed the test. A malfunctioning left light caused the failure while a safety sign toppled from its mooring, denting and scratching Mrs. R. D. Cureton’s car and prompting her to seek repairs.
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Student In A Hurry Skids Into Trouble
Stanford student Douglas Kilpatrick Ill sought a ride home quickly and was arrested for stealing a $15 000 ambulance. He must also pay damages from crashing the vehicle into a tree.
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