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Supreme Soviet Approves Khrushchev 2-Year Plan MOSCOW UPI - Hie Su. preme Soviet Thursday ap proved Premier Nikila S. Khrushchev's budpet and eco nomic plan for the next two years, which are aimed at in creasing industrial production, solving the farm crisis, and pro viding more income and housing (or the Soviet people. Insure Your Happy Holidays! DRIYE CAREFULLY! Bob Jonei' Southern Oregon Insurance Agency So. 6th & Shasta Way 2-4671 V BAraco AT SHAW'S BAROMETERS TO WEATHER ANY GIFT PROBLEM Q Here's the gilt thof tayi Marry Chriitmai with every change of the weather. Moke your selection from such nomei at Honeywell, Taylor and fin German mad model,. Alio many tati with thermometers and humtdi gutde. Wa'll gift wrap your selection handsomely, tool Shaw Stationery 729 Main C f awn New Vista COLOR TV Select your color set now while stock it complete! Franch Provincial 265 sq, in. pictura The HHM4TAO 1 k9 Stie 14 Q J-M I Mark 9 Doniih Modern 265 iq. 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To pay for this program, the Soviet government proposed, and the parliament approved, these steps: A cutback in iron and steel A $60 million cut in mili tary spending, representing about three per cent of the de fense budget. l Happy Sez: Moke this a colorful Christmas -Give the Gift that Keeps on Giving An RCA VICTOR COLOR, BLACK & WHITE, STEREO & RADIO 265 iq. in Picture Glare-proof Hi-tidolity color tube 6-tpeaker stereo sound two 1 2", four 31V' Deluxe 9-tube FM-AM radio with built-in FM Stereo 4-ipeed Studiomatie changer with Feather action tone arm I j -nisimsiinsvoici'- il5aj', Tuhe rrall d(i ) Tj 1"J q, In. Ilrlut. 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The main corps tif news menabout 70 are expected from German media alone will be in Austin. The President said Wednes day in Washington he will he here this weekend ". . .if Gnd is willing and Mis. Johnson is willing . . ." World's leading coal port is located at Toledo. Ohio. 31 70 I Per Month trade or down payment Antoinatta 1 Series 14-H-96-M P 0W The "SCHUYLER" 249'i Trade Beautifully styled console in traditional Early American de sign. Super powerful "New Vista" tuner. PFOPic KIND... WHITE 1 aom trrell all.. 1 rirlt. sVt . mm Chou Declines Camel Ride CAIItO (UPI) - Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai made a 90-minute tour of the world-famous pyramids and the Sphinx outside Cairo, but he po litely refused to ride a camel. He agreed to be photographed leaning against a squatting camel. But as for riding one that was out, as far as the stocky Fied Chinese leader was concerned. Students To MANHATTAN. Kan. (UPIi -More than 100 Kansas State University students will be paid $1.25 an hour next month lo study for their final examina tions. The following ad appeared this week in the college nes paper: "Earn while you Icain. Stu dents may study their regular class assignments and prepare for finals in quiet surruundings . . . and earn $1.25 an hour do ing it." It's all part of a basic en vironmental research program being conducted by the Ameri can Society of Heating. Refri gerating and Air Conditioning Engineers. To Remain Lit WASHINGTON (t'PI) - The dome of the U.S. Capitol will remain lighted through the night under legislation approved by Congress Thursday. The Capitol dome previously has been floodlighted until mid night. Funds to extend the lighting through the night was contained in a legislative appro priation bill. WORKS JUST LIKE p THE REAL THING! 15.00 List Price 7" An organization Following his side trip to the pyramids, Chou scheduled his third and final session of talks uith United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Earlier, he had been quoted as saying the international sit uation remains the same now as it was before the assassina tion of President Kennedy. The newspaper Al-Gomhouria quoted Chou as saying, "there Study For Pay Dr. Ralph Nevins, direclor of Kansas State's new Institute for Environment! Research, said the experiment with 120 students here would duplicate a previous study conducted in a test room at Cleveland. The Cleveland test room was given to Kansas State by ASHRAE. "The results will tell us if the test room is operating properly and whether Kansas subjects re spond the same as Cleveland subjects," Nevins said. The experiment will be held the first two weeks of January. Participating students will not get rich from the experiment. 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Political observers said the results of Chou's talks with Nasser will be released Satur day in a joint communique. They said the communique might disclose new efforts on China's part to seek a peaceful settlement of its order dispute with India. The Communist Chinese pre mier plans to fly to Algeria Saturday at the close of his week-long visit to the U.A.R., first stop on a two-month good will tour of Africa. STEP END TABLES One Group SALE! Attractive, decorative step end tobies . . . 18"x26'i"x21" high ot step. Grand for lamp table at end of your davenport. Extra heavy tops are plasticized for scratch and stain re sistance; legs have brass ferrules with adjust able no-mar glides. Lustrous Walnut finish. Come in feel the weight of these tables! Select a pair at this low price! Many others to choose from - all sale priced'. BUY ON TERMS! 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