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1. COMING: A TON OF TROUBLE

   over the border provinces where opium is the principal and usually only money crop. The tribesmen who grow ... ium to the insurgent forces whose leaders differ little from the old Chinese warlords. Those' ... and was not addictive. The bottom has dropped out of their business just at the time when farmers produced a bumper crop ...

2. POLISH PRISONER S ACCOUNT OF SOVIET CONCENTRATION CAMPS.

   and grass is high on What were battlefields. Between these one does see strips of land with very poor crops ... up and down with an old bearded kolchoznik. When they spoke to the officer in Polish he did not understand. 12. ... crops remained in the fields not;ay because of the manpower shortage but because of the hatred ...

3. THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF 4 OCTOBER 1968

   of the party journal Nhan Dan, the tenth-month rice crop about to be harvested was planted late and suffered ... is expecting a disappointing autumn rice crop, which usually accounts for almost two- thirds of the annual rice ... output. The early crop accounting for the other third is estimated to have been 200,000 tons short ...

4. THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF 30 MARCH 1966

   to the impression that something is wrong with the old man. The heads of government of 11 east and central African ... 2015/07/24: CIA-RDP79T00936A004400140001-3 5oxi 5. Communist World 6. Pakistan Prospects for the winter crops ... where winter grains usually account for some 20 per- cent of the annual grain harvest, the wheat crop ...

5. THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF 4 APRIL 1968

   Johnson's 31 March speech. Student restlessness is beginning to crop up, despite the regime's stren- ... has been fingered as the head of a group in the leadership "dedicated to taking over from Gomulka's old ... a succession of poor rice crops since the spring of 1966, but ration levels--at least in the cities--have ...

6. CONGRESS MUST INVESTIGATE THE CIA

   grain crops. Many large farms have avoided this payment limitation by the simple device of subdi- ... program. It pays farmers not to grow some crops, and for other crops it underwrites an expensive system ... adopted an I3--nnonth-old child of Sioux Indian descent. Shortly after the adoption procedure v.as coin- ...

7. CHANGE PROFIT DISTRIBUTION IN HUNGARIAN PRODUCERS' COOPERATIVES

   Party, the producers' coopera- tives are harvesting a plentiful grain crop and may also expect ... crops must be placed in reserve for the fol- lowing year, with-due regard to an increase in arable land. ... and potato crops may be placed in reserve to meet unforeseen requirements. 3. After the cooperative's ...

8. AGRICULTURAL AND LIVESTOCK ECONOMY OF THE CENTRAL SHENSI PLAIN

   CROP-~ 2\ Yihoat. ThM'BOu oi' Kvranohlsng ie very i'ortilo, t2io rainfall modorato, ... but aro is pomething rather like it in the upland region north of the tAoi Rimier. The corn old per ... or one ~ end a half hectare to garden crops. ricw ere in Kirahchung is there' any coffiaeiyoe ~n ...

9. ECONOMIC

   acres, Indian small-holders produce cane yielding annually some 130,000 tons of raw sugar, although crops ... it is hoped to harvest a crop of about 170,000 tons. The Colonial Sugar Refining Co, Ltd, which first operated ... because a large proportion of the palms on non-Figian plantations are already,over 50 years old, and many ...

10. THE PLOT AGAINST THE PLOT: ONE PRONG OF SOVIET AGRICULTURAL POLICY*

    of rural Party control, new crop patterns, relatively high investment rate-- continue to be extended. ... for work. On the incentive side, in addition to the higher incomes received for collective work, the Old ... has long sought to encourage the peasants to grew these minor crops on their plots in place df the staples ...

11. WHAT POLICY IN VIETNAM?

    crop: $1.30 Ivan, Y5-cent report cuts itc.atr on For 19114 nod Itki.S crops: M to 90 percent of parity ... of parity on loan and 11511, crop: 111. to SXt iterate of parity m domestic aupprcts; export ccrtlfleate. ... domestic certificate and a 'LS-cent ex- tu)rt certificate on the 1904 crop.).1. R,.peal authority ...

12. SPRING PLANTING AND AGRICULTURAL GOALS OF CHINA FOR 1951

    Com- mittee to guide the farmers in planting critical crops and to emphasize their rights ... in the old and new liberated areas after 1948 and 1949, respectively. Rent deposit payments made ... to transfer the crops to the new owner, the former shall be compensated for the seeds, fertilizer, human ...

13. THE 1969 HARVEST IN COMMUNIST CHINA

    weather and chemical fertilizer-- on crop production in communist China are diffi- cult to quantify, ... conditions in the fall months. 4. During this past summer, autumn-harvested crops in much of Central and East ... typhoons struck areas of South China during July and August, they did not seriously affect crops ...

14. CONDITIONS AT THE TKZS IN KROMIDOVO, PETRICH OKOLIYA

    for sustaining their families. A few old people in the village who were with- out fam'.ly or friends ... in the office and very rarely visited the crop fields also came often. Specialists from the Sandanski (formerly ... when ploughing had to be done. Because of a lack of work animals, two old, smalls and extremely insdqquate ...

15. SOVIET AIR FORCE TROOPS IN WITTENBERG

    officers on two radio trucks. The ','" were recruits, 1 to 20 years old, ctth close cropped ... soldiers fro?: 20 to 25 years old were quartered in the Drueckenkoof z~aserne, i-vo regular military- ...

16. BANGLADESH: THE FOODGRAIN OUTLOOK THROUGH 1985

    Weather and Climate............ 16 B. Agricultural Inputs........... 18 C. Multiple Cropping.. 21 D. ... the multiple cropping of HYVs. Flood control to protect farmland and reduce the annual variation in rice ... methods. Many seek not the largest crop but the surest one. Rice is the mainstay of the diet and is grown ...

17. AGRICULTURE IN NORTH VIETNAM: PERFORMANCE AND PROSPECTS.

    on statements in official publica- tions,F statistics which are several years old. and on extrapolations ... enabling North Vietnam to grow two wet rice crops a year in much of the Red River delta. Much ... cropped, there was in 1964 about 0.19 hectare of crop land per capita, still slightly below the 0.20 ...

18. JPRS ID: 10699 USSR REPORT AGRICULTURE

    of hay of perennial grass, 247 quintals of fodder root crops, 28 quin- tals of grain and 253 qujntals ... for more than one-half of the total amount of hay, aiiage and fodder root crops pro- cured by the republic's ... for its specialization in the produc- tion of fodder crops. To ensure stable harvests, agric~ltural reclamation work ...

19. SOVIET AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AS REVEALED IN SOVIET BROADCASTS

    emphasis is given to wheat production and procurement, the grain crops also mentioned in connection ... with the procurement program are corn, millet, and rye. The breakdown according to crops is nowhere given; ... are concentrating particularly on that crop in their program of overall expansion of grain-producing areas ...

20. INDICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITIES

    a 15;000-knlmwatl generator 20 years old, worth 4 billion yuan, placing it in service May 6. acallanlInn ... Kanus and Niegasta to improve the economy of the old revolutionary- bases by spending 5.7 billion yuan ... of the old revolutionary bases in Fukien Province. Wuhan reported Nay 18) that various lo'alities ...

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