Committee Reports Vast Malnutrition Amid Low Hunger in U S
The House Agriculture Committee released a seven percent page report based on health officials in 181 counties across 19 states finding little hunger or starvation but widespread malnutrition fueled by parental ignorance. It notes past starvation cases were due to negligence and emphasizes education over aid access as the fix.
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Harriman the Slickest Diplomat of His Era
W Averell Harriman heads the U S delegation seeking Vietnam peace at Paris and is described as the most experienced, patient, and independent public servant in American history. The piece traces his career from ambassador to Moscow to his role in shaping United States diplomacy and his belief in negotiating from vigor.
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