Khrushchev Survives Leadership Challenge Report
The New York Times, via a Warsaw dispatch, says Soviet party chief Nikita Khrushchev barely survived a Central Committee challenge. Malenkov would replace him as first secretary, with Khrushchev likely becoming premier while Bulganin shifts to Presidium chairman. Molotov rumored to fade from power.
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Virginia Farm Price Outlook flags volatile markets ahead
The Virginia Department of Agriculture notes price unpredictability for fat cattle soybeans hogs eggs and poultry. Fat cattle sold in Fredericksburg with 105 head graded prime to good, soybeans priced regionally and at Baltimore to $2.55, hogs seen improving then rising supply expected in March and April, eggs steady but sensitive to cold weather and output.
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Poultry Prices Signal Mixed Market Outlook
Egg prices slip while laying flock profitability varies by region. Hen prices hover around 16 to 21 cents, with Georgia near 20 to 21 cents and North Carolina up to 20 cents. Virginia offerings range 16 to 18 cents as broiler prospects stay weak until March. Delmarva 17 cents, Valley 17 to 17 and a half, Troutville 17, NC 17, GA 16 with a week’s drop.
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Radiator theft spree ends with jail for Chan Pak Hing
Chan Pak Hing, 20, pleaded guilty to removing a radiator from a car owned by Police Commissioner K A Bidmead. After a seven day police hunt, he was caught dismantling another radiator and sentenced to 14 weeks in jail.
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Hounded by a dog Lincoln post office tale
A Lincoln woman complains a substitute mail carrier bothers her dog. The carrier asks where the dog was during the incident and the woman says the dog was in the front yard under a tree while the carrier was up in the tree.
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Change of Pace MENDOTA. Will Smith Teaches Painting Hobby
Will Smith, 71, a retired farmer from Mendota, began painting three years ago. He now decorates one barn wall and a shop wall with scenes including a square dance, peacocks, a buffalo and a covered wagon drawn by oxen.
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Motorcyclist Rescues Child Hanging On Truck
Granby Quebec traffic constable BE Brodeur used one arm to grab three year old Gerard Marquis clinging to his father’s delivery truck as the boy’s grip slipped amid heavy traffic. The rescue occurred as the child rode unseen on the back of the vehicle.
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