Kozlov Uses US Tour to Gauge Khrushchev’s Strategy
Soviet first deputy premier Kozlov’s two week United States visit informs Moscow on resistance to communism and trade. He notes U.S. strength in roads industry and housing while conceding discontent among workers remains. Khrushchev may compare Kozlov and Mikoyan findings to gauge timing and odds in future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Frol Romanovich Kozlov
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
al Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Kozlov
Stalin
Soviet Union
Fifteen year old girl admits setting deadly fire in Elmira
Jane Shusko, 15, admits starting the fire that killed seven family members in their second floor bedroom. Police say she did not appear mad at anyone and signed a statement claiming she lit a pile of papers with a match. She will undergo court ordered psychiatric tests as neighbors recall a friendly, responsible child.
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Elmira
N.Y
Jane Shusko
J. William Maloney
Jane
Lillian
Michael Shusko
Eugene Golden
Maloney
Gored Matador Luis Procuna Slips From Ring After Bull Attack
In Tijuana a 36 year old matador Luis Procuna nicknamed King of the Gypsies was gored by an 850 pound charging bull before 9,500 spectators. He remained under treatment at a private clinic with a reported but not dangerous condition after being suspended briefly by the animal.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Luis Procuna
Procuna
Signs Indicate Living Costs Headed Higher
Signs that prices of consumer goods and housing are headed higher appeared as the economy boomed. U.S. price hikes hit fur coats, suits, rugs, handbags, and shirts while a major shoe maker raised wholesale prices. Building costs reached a record high, boosting house prices and signaling continued expansion with stock and bond market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Gineering News-Record
Construction Daily
Maine Forest Land Coverage Reaches 16 Million Acres
The state of Maine reports about 16 million acres of forest land covering its terrain. Officials highlight substantial timber resources and conservation implications for the region.
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State of
Maine
Hammer Heads Virginia DAV Chapter President
Portamouth man Jack Hammer was elected president of the Virginia chapter of Disabled American Veterans at the annual convention held Saturday in Roanoke. Lake Champlain spans 600 square miles, largely in New York and Vermont, reaching six miles into Quebec, Canada.
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Roanoke
Jack Hammer
Virginia Chapter of
Disabled American Veterans
Lake Champlain
New York
Vermont
Quebec
New Hospital Bed Demonstrated by Catholic Hospital Assn
A new bed device unveiled at the Catholic Hospital Association convention features electric pushbuttons to adjust positions. The bed is mounted between two tall hoops and moves to help patients transfer, with controls enabling various positions and leg rest adjustments.
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ST. Louis
Catholic Hospital Assn
Frozen Arctic tundra soil remains perennially frozen
In the Canadian Arctic, the ground is permanently frozen most of the year with only a foot or two of thaw during the short summer. The permafrost layer blocks drainage and supports unique ecosystems in extreme conditions.
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Canada
Arctic
Tundra
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Communist Party
Hitler
Woodrow W. Whitmore
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Morgan
Winchester
Breyers
Raspberries
William Ferris
AP Business News
National Bureau of Economic Research
W. E. Fish
Chevrolet
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
du Pont
Chicago
Spokane
Cather
Loudoun St. Winchester
Hammer Heads
Shoecenter
Florsheim
Loudoun & Boscawen Sts
Jefferson
School of Commerce
The
East
Jack Holt
Mr. Holt
George Washington Hotel
Sary
Clip & Mail
Jefferson School of Commerce
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