Famine Crisis Seen Growing by 1970s Says SUNY Expert
Dr Raymond Ewell of SUNY Buffalo warns famine could strike China India and Pakistan by the early 1970s with hundreds of millions at risk. By 1980 Iran Turkey Africa and South America may face shortages unless wealthy nations supply fertilizer to boost yields.
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Raymond Ewell
State University of New York At Buffalo
American Chemical Society
China
Ewell
India
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Africa
South America
United States
Stanford University
Food Research Institute
Karl Brandt
Brandt
United Nation
Food and Agriculture Organization
Voter Apathy in 1960 Could Decide Election
Gallup study shows 18 million registered Democrats did not vote and 9 million Republicans stayed home. If all independents and party registrants cast ballots, the outcome might have swung or even overturned the actual results. Nonvoters formed a reservoir that could have decided the race.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Gallup
Goldwater - Miller
Johnson - Humphrey
West European take on JFK assassination stirs debate
A columnist reviews Hans Habe’s The Wounded Land and its claim that extremists caused Kennedy’s death. The piece argues Habe’s claims reflect West European reaction, noting his misstatements about U S federal police and the persistent belief in a radical right conspiracy.
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Coward - McCann Publishing Co
America
Hans Habe
John J. Geoghegan
Coward - McCann
Dallas
Europe
Geoghegan
Habe
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Soviet
Russia
General Walker
Paine
New York
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Alabama
Texas
United States
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Ku Klux Klan
Mr. Habe
Oswald
Wallace
Malcolm X
Robert Welch
The
Birch Society
U. S
U. S. Has No “Federal Police.” If Mr. Habe
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
West Europe
Voter Registration Shift Threatens Republican Strength
Inside Report shows post convention registration favors Democrats across major markets. In Montgomery County Sumner precinct the GOP share drops from 56.5% to 28.9% while Democrats rise. similar trends appear in Pittsburgh Newark Camden and Los Angeles. Switching registration risks long term party power.
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Montgomery County
Maryland
Washington
Sumner
Republi
Casiderney
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Newark
Camden
Martha D. Case Highlights Medical Overuse and Medicare Fears
A decades old column portrays Martha D a 39 year old wife who faked symptoms to justify surgery and cost authorities link overmedicalization to Medicare fears. The piece cites Dr Doyle and Dr Alvarez on unnecessary hysterectomies and appendectomies and urges readers to vote on Medicare legislation.
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Martha D
Martha
James C. Doyle
University of California
Walter Alvarez
Dear Abby Readers Question Wedding Shoe Gift Custom
Dear Abby addresses reader queries about a wedding custom of passing the bride’s shoe to collect money gifts. The column also provides guidance on trust, temptation, and teen advice, urging open talk with implicated family members and highlighting the impact of advice on young readers.
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Abby
Life Begins at Forty An Age Index And Personal Progress
The essay suggests using an age index to chart life progress and time left, recommending a daily jotting memo to track events and satisfaction. It cites Edgar A. Guest on aging and invites readers to request a list of "180 Firms Offering Sales Jobs to Older People" with a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents.
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Messenger
Reader letters critique editorials on German GI relations
Mary H Russell from Athens objects to a Messenger special on German GI relations. She recounts 14 months in Budingen near Frankfurt living with locals on the economy, noting friendly Germans, easy shopping, and language hurdles. She argues such reports harm German American relations and urges mutual understanding.
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the Messenger
Peter Rehak
Budigen
Germany
Frankfurt
Athens
Army Commissary
Nelsonville
America
Mr. Rehak
United States
Mary H. Russell
Monk Journey Secret of Silk to Europe in 550 A D
The text notes that silk making knowledge traveled from the Orient to Europe in 550 A D carried by two Persian monks serving Emperor Justinian.
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Europe
Orient
Justinian
Messenger Publishing Co. Address and mailing details
Courier note lists weekly and monthly delivery options with prices and post office routing. Mentions Athena Obie Post Office and delivery by mail discwhere fans Daily and Sunday One Week Four weeks Three months IX months. Includes contact address for the Messenger Publishing Co. and delivery terms.
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Athens Messenger
Messenger
Ally
Ohio & W. Va
Daily
Sun Ag
Athena
Obie
the Messenger Publishing Co
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George M. Briggs
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Columbia University School of Public Health
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Rowland Evans and
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Barry Goldwater
DR. Crane
Landsakes
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