The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 243, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 14, 1964 Page: 2 of 26
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Nikita’s Policies Bring Better Life to Russians
With Erhard as Chancellor
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morning nip to remind that it's
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omy, created a new Supreme
Economic Council and made
its decrees binding on all agen-
cies of the 15 republics. The
economic czar named to head
the body was an armaments
expert named Dmitri F. Usti-
nov
Other reforms — ostensibly
Khrushchev’s own but curiously
seeming to reverse his previous
experiments — made all repub-
lic governments subordinate to
such central organizations as
the National Economic Council
(Sovnarkhoz) and the State
Construction Committee (Gos-
stroi 1
The central bodies were given
power to decide what the repub-
lics would produce — without
consulting the republics. All
capital construction was under
Moscow's direct control.
Straws in the wind point to
pressure for a change
Recently the Eslonian pre-
mier complained that the cen-
tral , organizations interfered
with 'Estonia's economic devel-
opment, and pleaded for more
freedom of action for the repub-
lies.
A number of economists, ap-
parently with a green light from
above, renewed talk of profit
motile and material incentive
to stimulate consumer produc-
tion
Khrushchev has been hinting
at the efficacy of some capital-
ist methods, notably in agricul-
ture. and saying that no technol-
ogy should be discarded just
because the capitalists invented
it.
Centralized bureaucracy has
been an obstacle to agriculture,
the toughest Soviet economic
problem Agriculture recovered
this year from its near-castas-
trophe of 1963, but the U S.S.R
still may have to buy grain
abroad
To some Communists, Khru-
shchev may look like a man
who piles heresy on heresy as
he concentrates on trying to
improve the domestic economy
Near the top of the ladder now
are young men and women with
economy.
Khrushchev in opposing the
doctrine of four decades, will
not endear himself to Stalinists
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JI arrant for Damone
NEW YORK (AP) - Actress
Pier Angeli has sworn out a
warrant' for the arrest of her ex-
husband singer Vic Damone,
charging him with kidnaping
their 9-year-old son, Perry.
Damone has filed suit in Cali-
fornia to gain custody of Perry.
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harvest mechanically than white
potatoes because they bruise
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The newspaper Izvestia says
Khrushchev is urging “first
place" for development of con-
sumer production A relatively
short time ago, that would have
been heresy. For four decades,
. . . Soviet economic policy has been
The German feeling that old DALLAS tied to the notion of priority tor
differences with France must be clllASAAP a John Lyndon heavy industry, which produces
reconciled results in considera- Giatten f Amarillo was recover- military and world power
ble support for President itoday rom heart surgery at Khrushchev's decade of power
Charles de Gaulle when he Children’s Medical Center has eliminated most of the
quarrels with the United States Among those wishing Ine 4- popular fear of authority in-
and Britain year-old a swift recovery is stilled by Stalin’s terror. This
This was especially true un- President Lyndon Johnson stimulated a rise in public opin-
der Adenauer who was born Mr and Mrs. James L Gat- ion pressing for a Soviet back-
five years after the 1B71 war ten named their son when he yard measuring up to the status
with France and has lived was born Nov 22. 1960, for the of the U.S.S R as a world pow-
through two others president-elect and vice presi er
Erhard started out as chan- dent-elect . Today the party publicly rec-
cellor by saving that his style Johnson learned of his name- ognizes the lag in the consumer
would differ from Adenauer’s sake and started exchanging let.
but his policies would be much ters with the Gattens. His sec-
the same retary, Juanita Roberts, sent a
This has proved true except telegram to the Gattens Tues,
that Erhard’s policy toward the day expressing the President s
Russians has been more accom- best wishes for their son.
modating than Adenauer's as it Doctors said the surgery was . ...
was expected to be Erhard successful and he should be up backs at the military's expense ...
inherited Gerhard Schroeder, and about soon. Next month s Central Com- •
Adenauer’s flexible foreign ----------------mittee meeting may be deci-
minister, and he has been lis- Bogor, Java, has thunder- sive. Radical changes may be
tening to him more than Ade- storms oo an average of about coming in industrial planning
nauer did . 320 days annually, and management which can
raise hopes among the Soviet
public while enraging Khru- 1.
shchev’s pro-Chinese critics If
the changes come they will be
an abrupt reversal
In 1962 the Central Committee
tightened control over the econ-
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W. Germany Climbing New Peaks of Prosperity
J ” • I • By WILLIAM L. RYAN no memory of Bolshevik fever Younger people are in high movement . has tjone thine last Euro-
By CARI HARTMAN and a quarter of its population the labor exchanges Erhard accepted an agree- HNP Special Correspondent reform the world. A deep- places, the majority well under .buceu e" second center of problems even beforeCe
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win Khrushchev is expected to % it imany is matched by Soviet strong, has taken over the new shchev seems to be sharply 1 -
* A HIRAT VIA * BON" uNMtLd state in 00 a rad 2 And suspicion has the West Ger-top Cfleadins hecopcosition 0 peart to doctor nacc A AT AG *
The Russians control the solu- pays some of the highest wages int revenge. ; Though for the most part he has matic roadblocks impeding
tion to Germany i chief prob- on the Continent More than a With the biggest army in held his ( public Adenau development of the consumer •
lem What to do about the part million foreign workers have Western Europe, the West Ger- and rriande have sharply cnb economy.
of the country under Communist come in while hundreds of thou man gov ernment is afraid to let Erhard and SHArASC The ------ na- T-undh. .....
rule, roughly half its territory sand of jobs still go begging at it be used for peacekeeping sized mard and Schroeder.
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