Russian farmers to visit the United States in summer
Washington reports the United States proposed a Soviet delegation of about 20 agricultural specialists visit farming areas from July 10 to August 10, centered in Iowa with Iowa State College handling arrangements. An exchange agricultural delegation is planned, with cooperation from the Agriculture Department and others.
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DDT effects on man debated by scientists
New York report notes scientists argue over how tiny doses affect humans by studying their impact on animals. In two-year rat trials, 25 parts per million DDT showed limited liver weight increase but little harm, while dogs exposed to higher levels faced fatalities and liver changes. Accumulation in fat tissue suggests long term risks, even at minute residues on produce.
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Reds See No Problem South Of Sahara
Lisbon report on Adlai E. Stevenson says communism is not a problem south of the Sahara. He notes the major issue is Africa moving from colonialism to participation in industry and government. He praises African progress except in South Africa.
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