Borlaug Warns DDT Critics In U S News Interview
Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug, a leading agronomist, argues that banning DDT and other agricultural chemicals would worsen famine and chaos. He warns ecologists threaten global hunger by pushing bans and urges continued use of chemicals to feed populations.
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Norman E. Borlaug
Muxico City
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
Borlaug
Assembly Ural
Nocaug
Key political players and 2 million supporters eyed for reform
An Oct 18 Republican Congressional Committee Newsletter argues that about 4,016,000 people influence U S politics through key roles and activism. It questions their social status and potential retraining, asking if programs like food stamps could help. The piece stresses time and sociological change in shaping governance.
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Rai
Republican Congressional
Atfiew
Supreme Court
Sbi Ky
Fannie Mae Proposed News Releases Upset Analysts
Security analysts criticized Fannie Mae for proposing to sell its press releases for 20 dollars a year instead of distributing them freely. One analyst called the plan outrageous, while others suggested a subscription approach could limit access to information.
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Federal National Mortgage Assn
Fannie Mae
Hil
Suyway
Fannie
Mac Proposes Federal Press Release Boomtown Plan
A witty proposal suggests selling all federal agencies press releases could raise revenue and trim output. The idea envisions a steady income stream for the government while reducing the flood of releases deemed unnecessary.
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Mac
What Would Jesus Do in the Present Crisis
A critical reflection on the long running question What Would Jesus Do? and the 1936 Liberty magazine piece by Rev Dr Charles M Sheldon. The author contrasts past rhetorical interrogatives with modern views, noting dated examples and questioning the relevance of Sheldon’s ideas in today’s moral and political landscape.
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George Washington
Thomas Edison
Liberty
Jesus
Divine
Steeldam
Charles M. Sheldon
Doctor Sheldon
Christan
Clarence Darrow
Christ
God
Shaldon
Sheldon
America
United Church of the
United States
United States of America
Church of England
College of Cardinals
Dr. Sheldon
Alf Landon
The Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self Control
The Telegram argues freedom is a divine gift not government granted and emphasizes self control over acts and desires. It links freedom to moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence inviting readers to align actions with these truths.
Ask the Doctor on causes of sterility and insulin risks
Dr Lamb explains that untreated gonorrhea in women can block fallopian tubes causing sterility and possible miscarriages, while treated infections may spare the tubes. He notes insulin excess can cause hypoglycemia and shock. underuse risks diabetes symptoms and vascular changes, stressing monitoring and proper dosing.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Fragmented Clues Offer Glimpse Of Aged Periodical Pack
A garbled OCR page hints at a 36 pack of periodicals with scattered entries. It lists names like Peer Gynt and references to Iris, Ammonia, Gaelic terms, and various disjointed clues, suggesting an old cross reference or glossary snippet.
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seFraner
Peer Gynt
Ireland
Iran
Blackbirds & Cartons
CBS Critique of TV Ethos Sparks Debate on Fairness
A long critique argues Edith Efron misinterprets broadcast language and CBS coverage. It contends CBS under the influence of a liberal ethos and urges balanced, multi viewpoint commentary to uphold Fairness Doctrines.
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Star Nixon
Nixon
Columbia
Broadcasting System
Tor
Nixon Gaumt
Incu
CBS
Dubuque
New York
Edith Efron
CBS News
Richard Nixon
Bing Crosby
Pate Seeger
Dick Salant
Salant
Midtown
Manhattan
Pantheon
Medion Avenue
Derkie
Ballefs
Middle” America
Bing = Crosby
Pete Seeger
Fairnness
Miss Efron
TV Guide
The Fi Question Box on National Opinion Polls
The piece argues polls serve multiple aims from informing to manipulating outcomes. It notes reliability depends on purpose, integrity, and methodology, with small samples usable for internal aims but risky for public guidance. Polls aid judgment but cannot replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air University
UC Neh
The People Speak On United Nations Policy
Readers argue over US funding and membership in the United Nations. Some urge withdrawal or reduced support while others warn that leaving would threaten world peace and echo the League of Nations failure. The piece urges continued United Nations backing to avoid repeating history.
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United Nations
China
People’s Republic of China
United States
World Organization
United Nation
League of Nations
League’of Nations
Quiz Answers From An Old Time Newspaper Puzzles
A garbled Q A page offers trivia on Peter the bird name petrel, Denmark's old national emblem, Venezuela meaning Little Venice, the March of Dimes attribution to Eddie Cantor, and various proverb style lines about sailors, good intentions, and auctions.
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Phram
Comedian Eddie Cantor
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Iwa
Ayant
Peter
Petrel
Denmark
South America
Venezuela
Venice
Wee Avi
Trace Greeley
Phil Pastoret
Aulator
Gwendolyn
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