Population growth projections and the space problem ahead
The piece outlines world population growth at 1.7 percent, warns that even at historical 1 percent growth, 100 people would become 2.7 billion per land square foot, and notes UN forecasts of higher rates and possible 50 billion by 2200. It argues space will become scarce unless trends change, citing Prof. Hauser and regional growth differences, and ends with a moral reflection and biblical verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
United Nations
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Mexico
Philip Hauser
University of Chicago
Names Spellbound by a Presidential Aide
Theodore C. Sorensen, special counsel to the President, laments being misspelled as Sorenson by most writers. The passage notes the persistent difficulty of being recognized accurately despite prominence. The piece ends with a rueful remark about unavoidable misnaming.
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Theodore C. Sorensen
Sorenson
Opinion on Taft Hartley injunction in maritime strike
The piece discusses potential Taft Hartley injunctions to halt a broad maritime strike across three coasts if national health or safety is at risk. It notes the main union demand to let American unions organize American owned ships with foreign registration, a point contested under treaty law. A court ruling on whether unions can control foreign flags is expected next fall, with an 80 day injunction possible to bridge the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Justice Department
United States
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Baltimore Sun
First Lady Boosts Demand for Women’s Suits in Fashion Pulse
Industry leaders and retailers report a revived interest in women’s suits linked to Mrs. Kennedy’s public image. Sales teams note 5 to 20 percent gains as designers highlight velvet, knit, and tailored looks, with colleges and career women viewed as primary buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cloak & Suit Manufacturers Group
Chicago Fashion Guild
David Zelinka
Zelinka Matlick
Archie Davidow
Davidow Suits Inc
Burt Kwait
Felix Lilienthal
Ays
Handmacher
Moose Skowron Day draws huge Austin turnout at stadium
Austin residents reflect on Moose Skowron Day crowd of 35,199 at Metropolitan Stadium, a figure larger than the town’s population. The piece notes traffic handling and praises local business leadership, Hormel’s new $150,000 direct dialing telephone system, and community spirit driving renewal at Red Cedar Inn and in town attitudes toward newcomers and visitors.
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Austin
Hormel Company
Minnesota
Horme! Company
Why Communists Want Berlin Why Western Allies Must Stay
Leon Dennen argues Khrushchev used West Berlin as a test of Western resolve citing East Berlin uprisings in 1953 and later events. The piece warns that abandoning Berlin would jeopardize NATO unity and Western freedoms across Europe.
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Berlin
New York
NEA
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
East
Russia
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Soviet Union
Japanese Sailors Sell Watch for Worthless Occupation Currency
Two Japanese sailors from the freighter Nichiyo Maru sold a wristwatch to a Manila cab driver. The men accepted payment in currency issued by the Japanese occupation authorities, which has been rendered worthless since the war.
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Manila
Newspaper reach and home delivery in the United States
The text reports nearly 59 million newspapers read daily by over 107 billion people in the U S. It states eighty eight percent of families receive a daily newspaper and seven of ten families have home delivery.
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U. S
Overtime Hassle Slows Work on Cape Canaveral Space Shot
Washington report notes Max Lasky, an administrative officer at Cape Canaveral, monitors the Buy Off Date deadline for the manned space shot as contractors push to finish key phases for astronaut launch attempts and counter delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Washington, D. C
Cape Canaveral-Patrick Air Force Base
Cape
Shepard
Lasky
United States
Man in Space and Overtime Feud At Cape
Side Glances reports government troubleshooter Lasky at Cape Canaveral facing a clash over overtime pay for electricians on a Convair Atlas project. The account ties delays by workers to delays, questions motives, and notes sworn testimony before Senator McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasky
Cape Canaveral
Patrick Air Force Base
Convair Company
Mr. Lasky
Senator McClellan
Jerry Adlerman
The
Cape
Hesperus
Air Force
Convair
Crossword Clue Style as Puzzle Phrase
A compact wordplay item lists clues such as Ways to Work and High card with numbers 49 to 56 and a Down entry about ship's workers and a racer on the Easayist. The readable text hints at a themed crossword style puzzle from a newspaper page.
Purine Free Diet and Gout Advice from Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains gout as a uric acid metabolism issue and supports a low purine diet but warns it is low in protein and not a sole cure. He lists high purine foods to limit, notes cheese milk and eggs as safe, and mentions drugs like colchicine phenylbutazone probenecid and cautions against mixing aspirin with probenecid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Molner
V. K
Rome
Delivery impost office within radius of Austin
An offer appears for a delivery impost service within fifty miles of Austin with prepaid terms. The plan promises rates per week for six months or one year and shows unclear pricing details.
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Austin
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Mary G. Brainard
By Sam Dawson
Federal Reserve
Richmond
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Chattanooga
Alvin Handmacher
Handmacher Vogel
RED Cedar Inn Board of Directors
Hormel
Red Cedar
By Leon Dennen
Soviet Empire
Europe
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
Ulbricht
U.S
Lenin
East Germany
Yalta
West
NATO
Germany
Max Lasky
University of Illinois
Katherine Mario
Skokie
Thomas Dale Sherman Jr
Mattoon
St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church
University of
Ilinois
B.O.D
Adlerman
McClellan
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Easayist
Paradise
Small Island
Rioly
Field Enterprises, Inc
Dr. Mother
Home Delivery
Nue
A.P.O
N.P.O
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