Editorial: Biologist Ehrlich's view on population and waste
The piece critiques Paul Ehrlich's Population Bomb arguments arguing that overconsumption in developed nations harms the world more than births in poorer countries. It notes his call for de development by rich nations to slow population growth and reduce resource use. The author questions feasibility and historical behavior patterns.
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America
Paul Ehrlich
India
Ehrlich
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Britain
Germany
Mrs. Edison
Mrs. Ford
Mrs. Rockefeller
Mrs. Ehrlich
Egypts lost pharaohs found among Cairo mummies
University of Michigan scientists reexamined full body X rays of pharaohs and queens at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. They claim a 3500 year old mummy labeled Thutmosis I is a teenage impostor, and another XXI Dynasty mummy may be a man. About six lost rulers may be unidentified in the collection.
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University of Michigan
Cairo
Thutmosis I
Thutmosis
U.M
Markare
Dear Dr Lamb A Reader Psychiatrist Advice on Brain Injury
A letter from Dr Lawrence E Lamb discusses possible brain damage after aneurysm surgery and its link to personality changes. A psychiatrist evaluation is advised if significant personality shifts occur, noting that surgery can cause brain damage with complications. Another reader asks about exertional chest pain and nitroglycerin use for heart-related pain and exercise guidance.
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Lab
Nis
Les
Viewspaper Enterprise Assn
Red China Needs U.S. Help to Power Development Says Analyst
Washington analyst ENREST CUNEO argues that Red China remains heavily populated and under industrialized, relying on U.S. credit for development. He compares China’s energy gap with Russia and Japan, cites the Great Wall’s defense role, and warns that Beijing offers little in return beyond geography.
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Enrest Cuneo
Washington
Peking
Red China
Russia
Japan
China
U.S
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Listings
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Paul Putman as General Manager and editor figures such as Jim Finley as Executive Editor and Wanda Orton as Managing Editor. Office located at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal box 9 and 77520. Subscription rates are shown and AP affiliation noted.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Bere
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Erene
Advertising
Baytowm
Texas
Associated Press
Kleindienst Accused Of Concealing ITT Settlement Details
Washington reports that Atty. Gen. designate Richard Kleindienst did not tell the truth about the Justice Department's out of court ITT settlement tied to Hartford Fire and a secret ITT pledge of up to 400000 for the Republican convention. The memo and meetings with ITT director Felix Rohatyn suggest political influence on the case.
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Washington
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Justice Department
Nixon Administration
International Telephone and Telegraph Conglomerate
Supreme Court
TTT
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
ITT
San Diego
Kleindienst
Department of Justice
Richard W. McLaren
Anti-Trust
Democratic National
Larry O’brien
Wall Street
Felix Rohatyn
McLaren
Rohatyn
Brit Hume
Kleindienst Iit
Hartford
Mitchell
Dita Beard
Governor's Mansion
Kentucky
Governor’s
Hushen
Mrs. Beard
March 6 1932 Day Of Darkness recalled by AL Meling er
AL Melinger revisits the March 6 1932 bank closures and Roosevelt’s urgent actions during the Great Depression. He recalls bank failures, bread lines, barter among families, starved households, and the Bonus Army protests, framing the era as a living memory for older readers.
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AL Melinger
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Republic
Iowa
Butcher Opens Sausage Factory After Tough Years
A local butcher known as Barbs announces a new sausage factory after a period of hardship.Meanwhile political talk hints at future ambitions as October brings a rare Friday the 13th.
Secret ITT Memo Raises Questions About DOJ Settlement
Columnist Jack Anderson publishes a dated June 25 1971 ITT memo from D D Beard discussing a 400000 commitment, White House contact, and alleged covert actions by ITT executives in mergers talks. It mentions Mitchell Hal Wilson and potential implications for Justice Department negotiations. A quiz notes the only Nobel Prize for individuals or organizations is the Peace Prize.
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Nixon
Mitchell
California
Ed Reinecke
San Diego
Bob Wilson
White House
Bob Haldeman
H. S
Hal) Geneen
ITT
Tom
Louis
Nunn
Hal
Geneen
McLaren
Justice
Jack Anderson
U. S. Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Washington
W. R. Merriam
D. D. Beard
EJG
John Mitchell
Wilson
Ned
Louie
Bill
World Almanac Facts on horsepower and watts
The World Almanac explains horsepower as the power to lift 33 000 pounds one foot in a minute or 350 pounds one foot in a second. It notes one horsepower equals 746 watts for electrical power and references a biblical verse from Ephesians.
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Respaper Enterprise Agen
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