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.
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There was not a dissenting
vote in (lie 1,444-member Soviet
parliament as it closed a four
day session devoted to the un
preccdented two-year budget
and accompanying economic
plan.
The program for 1064 and
15 calls fur crash develop
ment of the nation's chemical
Industry, which Khrushchev
says must treble its capacity in
order to give Soviet farms the
chemical fertilizers they need
to grow enough crops.
The $46 billion plan for the
chemical industry will span
seven years. The next two
years are expected to be im
portant for its start, including
the purchase of billions of dol
lars worth of plant and equip
ment from the West.
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.
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Johnson Plans Holiday
Relaxing In Texas Hills
JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPI)
The LIU ranch is the resi
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is peaceful.
Hordes of newsmen and men
of government will haunt it
over the year's end, but the
hills hold solitude for the man
who bcKan shouldering t h e
United Stales' greatest burdens
nearly four weeks ago.
President Johnson said he
hoped to "spend a day in the
hills to commune .with my
self." The President was expected
here Sunday or Monday. Like
the opening days of his admin
istration, little is planned in ad
vance and the schedule is
heavy.
Ludwig Ei-hard, West German
chancellor, was scheduled to
visit Dec. 2H-2S. There is a
Joint Chiefs of Staff meeting
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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.
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WASHINGTON (t'PI) - The
dome of the U.S. Capitol will
remain lighted through the night
under legislation approved by
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as it was before the assassina
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The newspaper Al-Gomhouria
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