Guns and food fuel long term power in world politics
The piece argues power grows from coercion but real strength comes from food and farms. It links Mao’s proverb to U S strategy, noting wheat and rice supply, global trading of cereal grains, and how China, the Soviet Union, and other nations depend on imports to sustain industry and military capacity. It cites 1971 wheat trade shifts and analyses from Wall Street Journal and Barron’s.
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Nixon
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Fem
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Australia
Argentina
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Unio
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Daily Commodity Report
Journal
Commodity Reporter
Lynch
Iwre
Barron’s
Financial Weekly
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le Harron
Committee For Economic Development
Socialist Nations
Red Chia
Central City Faces Slow Death as Policy Fails
Urban expert George G Sternlich says central cities decline due to congestion cheaper labor and fluid mobility. He warns past solutions failed, advising market freedom may birth a new city from the ruins as growth returns.
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George G. Sternlich
Center For Urban Policy Research
Rogers University
Sternlich
News Aid World Report
Althcls
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Steinlieb
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Washington
Central City
Doctor Sterniich
Rutgers
Los Angeles Basin
Aoe
Better than dying The methadone solution debate
A writer argues heroin addiction is an expanding national crisis with rising deaths and crime. He recounts historic Narcotics Squad work, critiques U S policy, and endorses methadone as a lifeline though warns of relapse and the need for hospital-based, gradual stabilization. The piece calls for policy shifts and broader community support.
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America
White House
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Mond and
U.S
Brooklyn
Harlem
Bronx
Hell
United States
Turkey
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Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
California
Telegram 1971 editorial on freedom and self control
The Telegram expresses a belief that true freedom comes from God and self-control, condemning license and anarchy. It argues freedom should align with truth and moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Wednesday August 4, 1971.
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Reedon
Pregnancy after cervical cancer treatment and stomach distress
A reader asks if pregnancy is possible after cobalt therapy for cervical cancer without a hysterectomy. The doctor notes ovarian function is usually halted by radiation, pregnancy is rare and may risk a deformed baby. advise examination and cautious consideration. A second letter asks about chronic stomach pain. the doctor blames lifestyle factors, caffeine, alcohol, coffee, stress, and suggests stopping these and evaluating for chronic gastritis, with diet changes and medical guidance if symptoms persist.
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Lawrence Lamb
A.D
Samb
Fragmentary SNumetic Puzzle Clues From OCR Source
Readable fragments show a mixed list of clues and partial phrases across languages. Items mention Brazilian families, Yale thinkers, compass points, plows east, barley wind, and Freudian terms among others. The text appears as puzzle-like OCR garbled data with incomplete entries and misreads.
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Ceoeseeey
Compass Point
Belors
Making money in China
George Wall a British civil engineer who spent three years in Red Chinese prisons spoke in Washington about the risks of doing business in China. He described espionage charges he faced in Lanchow, now faith in a system that confiscated the Landow fiber plant upon completion and led Vickers Zimmer directors to fly to Peking to answer charges. He warned American firms to secure cash upfront before offering services to Mao Zedong’s regime, noting the danger of contracting with the Red Chinese atomic development center and the unpredictability of dealings with Chou Enlai.
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George Wall
U.S
China
Senate Foreign Relations
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Sen
Fulbright
Maa
Chou Enlai
Mr. Watt
Lanchow
Vickers-Zimmer
Checnivog
Ukraine
Vicker
Peking
Watt and Vickers-Zimmer Case in Red China
A British case from London to Peking recalls alleged fraud by a totalitarian state. The Vickers Zimmer directors face a large fine in absentia, while Luigi’s site manager Nylander is jailed for ten years on spying charges. Watt describes brutal interrogation, torture, and a harsh trial by a female judge.
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Peking
Vickers-Zimmer
Walt
China
Luigi
2 Herr Vor Nylander
von Nylander
Wall
Marx
Red
What is a kibbutz and kibbutnik explained
A kibbutz is a collective farm or settlement in Israel, cooperatively owned and run by members with communal living. Webster’s cites a Hebrew origin meaning gathering and notes centralized living with shared dining and children’s quarters. Early kibbutz histories date to 190L and 1910, with notable figures such as Moshe Dayan linked to early communities.
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Webster’s
Israel
Webster's
Joan Coman
John Hershey
Medlern
Kibbuts
Tsvaat
Israel Magazine
Jewish National Fund
Anathar
Aardechai Hod
Moshe Dayan
Nation’s Press Poll on Pentagon Papers Awareness
A Gallup poll shows 45 percent of those surveyed had not read or heard about the Pentagon Papers controversy. Of the 55 percent aware, 58 percent approve newspapers for publishing government secrets, while 30 percent oppose the action.
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Pentagon
Gallup
Court split 6 to 3 on matter. 46 percent unaware
A South Carolina public opinion snippet notes that those aware were divided in judgment while 46 percent could have known nothing of the matter, reflecting a sharp split akin to the Supreme Court. Charleston News and Courier.
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Supyere
Rights and wrongs in the rights debate debated
A Nation's Business editorial questions expanding guaranteed income health care and other rights saying the old adage two wrongs do not make a right applies. It notes the cost to taxpayers and asks if too many rights may create new wrongs, in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
News-Free Press
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