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Russian Farm Prospects D immed BY SIOW Spring

ceutly means less breeding stock for future her s

Animals were slaughtered be- cause they could not be fed Severe drought last year out supplies of both fodder and human food by perhaps 20 per cent.

The slaughter hit governinent‘ hcrds especially hard, forcing greater dependence on the 26.- 000.000 little private farm plots

that remain in the Communist emment attitudes.

system of 49,000 collective and state farms. The drought blamed for we

bad year has been broken by virgin

winter snows. the government reports, but the picture is far from c eerv

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areas. in the southwestern par of the Soviet Union, had thaws followed by hard freeze: that iced up fields. The deeplv fro- zen ground has not absorbed moisture properly. Some areas had had floods,

Autumn dryness added to problems of the crop o" winter wheat. Large areas sown last autumn are having to he re- sown with lower - yield spring “’ _ .

producing good crops and so Mm. hmkcn were older areas that long '

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‘Johnson Is Approachable, ‘ In Opinion Of Legislators

“Hit a chungi- in picsldeiil t .Ioliiisoti‘s party leadership (19. comes a t'IlHIlilt' iii styli- iii ‘ cliiied to be Idt‘llllltt’(. t “'Iiilc lloitsi- “rulings uilh tine of IIlt-‘lll. a WesterneL; the [tilted .‘Itiilos i‘otigreﬁ. wild tlit‘ difference in style- tic-i .\ii .lssoi-iiilrd I’ri-ss House I\\i‘t‘ll the former and the prt‘s I of Ri-iri-sriitutiii-s stutter eni \\l\t'5 of the preside-tits was took some- soundings and the at least as marked as the ('ull~ rcsllll is this comparison of twist between their husbands. John V. Krnnvdy‘: and Lui- "When \irs Kennedy invitrd.’ don B. Johnson's way: at you to the White HmlSP. you doing ronrresstnnal business. were beautifully received at al .beatittful party. thought out I}! I everv detail I imagine eaoh one.

“‘ASHI‘VCTOV i an mm was planned for at least a week, hers of the I'ntted States Cod and she would not have thought I are“. trytn: tn (IPit‘l‘th Presl- of arranging one on shorter 'to— dent Johnson's style in dealing tire. ’ with tho lezislalods as con- gm last no“ 3 (after Rpm;

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to better things. farm output, 'began dropping It has never. again been so good. LAND EXHAUSTED . . One reason is that the virgin lands, whose planting Khrush- ciiov started in 1954. now are exhausted. High yields of fresh nil haw turned to verv '

dust storms trol that goes by the name of In I983 Moscow realized II communism could not neglect agricultitrep Khrushchev. who cnizuctei-s Plans \tct‘e made for more. ter~ agriculture one of his personal lillzer. for SPECIBIIZF-jlllnn m- specialties, has moved a lime stead of wasietul farming on an nay toward local initiative aiid almost SllelStenCe [18515. {01' local deciSions, He has not pro- tgelllnﬂ 1hr ('tlnfmuniSl Pally vided mum of the personal tn-{th’SS from the City out of the centive that makes “room “83' of tho nlan of the sod who. farms produce, .Iinow what would work. I Soviet farmers still i'cinain aﬁﬁé'l:fm2fir:h:hnﬂ?:: “‘3‘” be dependent mm ﬁlm‘mg go“: Among other problems thhat . , plague Soviet agriculture in t e - .ln 19.18, \\'lI.’l ideal ‘i\t"llllel‘. . .t . v ' agriculture rent-lied the peak of ‘ i):((:l.l\.t“:11:aI:3:‘Euedwaégisegm:I 3 Slf‘ﬂdl' I’l"tlllll'l"““ "l‘l" “minions are produced. so once. lands M wam “We soiiiotliin: breaks it its likely to

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lraSICd I“ lh" 'an Dl'P-‘ldf‘nl nedy's assassinationt Congress Jnh F Kmnf‘d}”5. end up was trying to get through so we with <nnlf‘litlllz llkt‘ this could get home for Christmas. "W" "Wf‘h "lan aPPl‘t‘Ht'h- and it became apparent we. able But at the samc time wouldn‘t make it that day. , ‘ more afraid of crossing him." I I One Democrat was asked to ATMOSPHERE DIFFERENT explain this apparently contrft- "In I 9 middle 0f the after- ‘ dictory assessment, . noon. the White House called up i ‘ "There‘s one- ming you alum; inviting everybody over for later ‘ d. that same day. It was informal, t "Kennedy never was part of there were big bowls of eg-gnog.. ‘ ,‘the establishnicnt' when he there were the Johnsons circu— : served in the House of Rem-e. lating around c ha t.tin g with . l sonlatives and the. Senate. He. et'Cl‘l’hOd."~ H was “In and We' lwas an attractive. even glamor-t all relaxed. ] lotis figure. but he was on the. Johnson has kept on Ken-5 i outside. so far as the leadersnip nedy's legislative liaison man. l ‘was concernod — a sort of 3 Lawrence F. tliarryt O‘Brien,‘ .Ioner. and he extensively uses;l - O‘Brien'it acknowledged talents WAS SENATE LEADER as an encourager and persuader “But Johnson was the lender ‘ on the Hi”. :‘hIi‘ I" ‘h' 5mm“ lh“ "mlnrlly “But you have the feeling it I loader. And he was the strategy 3”” may”), the same." said a iparmﬂ "f "11“ 13"“ Speak?“ veteran of the two administra- Sam Rﬂl'hllm In The “ﬁll-‘9 tion: "Larry operated more on Th“ “'0” Ih' “""5 «"0" “mm his own. did more planning. un— . IO “’llh l'ttlll‘ I‘mthle bl” Hm." der Kennedy. \‘ow you're never uei‘o also the ones who (‘ltilttl in doubt about who's calling the.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

West dealer. t West leads the queen of clubs. Both sides vulnerable. It is certainly unlikely thatl West has the ace, so Soutni

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