World Faces Slow, Uneven Rise in Global Food Production
IMC executive terry Keel warns at San Juan conference that 6.5 to 7.5 billion people could share the world's dinner by century's end. developing nations hold unused land and water yet underproduce. He cites U.S. grain expansion to 167 million acres, while deficits grow by 1985. Fertilizer remains the quickest path to higher yields.
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Sahel
T. Keel
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
IMC
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S
Keel
Asia
Latin America
Speaker For His House In 55 Prom
Sun Files note events from December 1 1935 through 1955 including Sally Nevill as first woman elected to Baytown Humble Booster Club board C. F. Krall reelected president school holidays and district funding distribution among Goose Creek Cedar Bayou Crosby La Porte. Also lists top 1939 news, 1935-45 notable figures, Humble Club dances and local civic notes with officials and dates.
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Baytown Sun
Sally Nevill
Baytown Humble Booster Club
C. Krall
Goose Creek
Cedar Bayou
Crosby
la Porte
United Press
Amelia Earthart
Pacific
Jirmno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Forricosa
Lawrence of Arabia
Anadia
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Huey P, Jong
Shel
Germany
L. Dunn
Coady
F. C. Isaacs
Han
Weldon Williams
Humble
R. E. Powell
Raytown
San Antonio
S. B. Suricdin
Northside
Coady Community Club
Price Daniel
U. S
Pave Daniel
Prevton L. Pendergrass
Raytown Sun
Texas
Panel Censors Data on Russian Espionage
Washington report says the Hace feller Commission heavily censored a Soviet espionage study, omitting key KGB abuses to avoid undermining CIA credibility. The FBI document alleged extensive KGB pressure on U.S. citizens and eavesdropping capabilities touching White House calls and Moscow’s monitoring systems.
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Washington
Hacefeller Commission
KGB
CIA
U.S
Commission
FBI
United States
Rockefeller Commission
White House
Moscow
Bureau of
Congress
Bureau
Burea
Night leg cramps and egg cholesterol debate in Dr Lamb column
A reader reports leg cramps waking at 4 a.m. and asks for relief. Dr Lamb explains cramps may reflect circulation or orthopedic issues and suggests medical exam, calcium, quinidine, warm socks, and heat. A second reader asks if soft boiled eggs affect cholesterol. Dr Lamb says yes they can raise cholesterol and no preparation eliminates eggs’ cholesterol content.
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DR. Lamb
Lamb
Government Employment Figures Under Fire
Critics say official job statistics distort economic planning and policy. Prominent economists and officials urge a high level review of concepts, procedures, and data quality used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with significant implications for revenue sharing and jobless figures.
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New York
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
White House
Robert A. Gordon
John Kennedy
Gordon
American Economic Association
BLS
Charles C. Killingsworth
Michigan State University
Baytown Sun editorials and staff list amid clumsy OCR
The Baytown Sun content shows editor Leon Brown and publisher Aden Wraley with a general manager and staff across editorial advertising and management. The legible names include Preston Pendergrasse Wanda Grton Jerry Winken Pal Staptos Vince Glagsiliad Donny and others, reflecting a busy newspaper office layout from a historical era.
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Leon Brown
Aden Wraley
Fred Hornberger
Free Hartman
Edinor
Southern Newspapers
Ing
Preston Pendergrasse
Eho Earguina Edior Ser Fihiy
Edita Wanda Grton
Sassociate
Ertar
Jerry Winken
Fretail
Pal Staptos
Vince Glagsiliad
Jan Plynda
Erin
Rugvnien
Donny
ITVEG
Rane
Readers' Views Thanking Local Helpers for Christmas Joy
A readers letter thanks Chief Goodfellow and helpers for bringing Christmas joy to many children. The note also credits the Thyytoyn Hverong Optimist club for devotion and asks how many hours are spent on Saturdays during football season, urging continued effort and support.
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Guodfellow
Thyytoyn Hverong Optimist Club
Youll
Foxsball
The Way It Was Nee 30,1839 U8 punchas ts Garlsden Slip from Mexico
A fragmentary item notes a Garlsden slip from Mexico dated 1839 with unclear context and garbled wording. Nothing else readable provides names or concrete events.
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Nee
Garlsden
Mexico
Today In History highlights from 1911 to 1947 events
A compact list of historical milestones dated December 30 1911 Sun Yat sen elected first provisional president of the Republic of China. 1853 Gadsden Purchase from Mexico, now southern Arizona and New Mexico. 1865 Rudyard Kipling born. 1808 Chicago Iroquois Theatre fire killed 500+. 1944 King George regency proclaimed in Greece. 1947 King Michael of Romania abdication amid claims of communist pressure.
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Associated Press
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of China
United States
Gadsden
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Rudyard Kipling
Chicago
George
Greece
Michael
Romania
Britain
Saigon
U.S
Wooton
Kremlin
Midate East
Leonid Breslnev
Cara ‘Reed
Bert Works
Frederick the Great of
Prussia
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