Word: butter
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...more interest, the more work there is for the popular coach, of course. But boxing and boys are Lamar's bread and butter, and he can't get too much of either. He thinks that boxing, as well as swimming, is a "must in every boy's education." And looking around his third-floor workout room, Lamar adds, "We have a good crowd already, but we're never too full...
...attests to the growing alarm of the Soviet leaders. The facts, as Khrushchev gave them: ¶ A shortage of cattle in 1952 equal to 22 million head. ¶ A decline in pork, from 5,000,000 tons in 1940 to 1,600,000 in 1952. ¶ A drop in butter production, in Siberia alone, from 75,000 tons in 1913 to 65,000 tons in 1952. ¶ A supply of potatoes and vegetables that is "quite unsatisfactory...
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...blue-eyed bureaucrat has not only survived but has got himself appointed boss of the Kremlin's recovery plan. He has undertaken to revolutionize Soviet agriculture (for the umpteenth time) by 1956, to more than double its gross output. He promises to raise the supply of meat (230%), butter (190%), cheese (220%), sugar (230%). His record makes it plain that he will stick at nothing to get what he wants...
Margarine Substitute. To meet margarine competition, Omaha's Roberts Dairy plans to put on sale a spread made entirely of dairy products (e.g., butterfat, milk solids), but at a price about halfway between butter and margarine. Named Vadall, it looks and smells like butter, has only one-fourth the butterfat content...