Tomorrow's Big Problem Feeding The World
Population growth could push global numbers past 7 billion by 2000, risking widespread hunger as farming output lags. Leaders like Rockefeller and Freeman urge action through family planning, aid, and technological investments to avert famine and keep the United States as a key supplier and innovator for global food security.
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Hal Boyle's Americana on Middle Age Signs
Hal Boyle lists humorous markers of middle age, from glasses-needed phone book lookup to nostalgia for youth. The piece contrasts fears and harboring comforts, noting shifted priorities, fading party tricks, pension dreams, and the irony that younger people seem in revolt while older folks ride out middle age.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and price notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and advertising partners, with publication details and postal handling. Rates shown include $15.00 per year by mail and 60 cents per week, with display advertising deadline noted as 22m and a June 97 previous publication date reference.
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Not Calvin Bartholomew The Roller Skater of Spokane
Paul Harvey reflects on space age ambition and urges readers to pursue personal dreams. Calvin Bartholomew from Spokane roller skates solo toward Miami, seeking distinction rather than crime, proving the drive for adventure remains universal.
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Nevada governor race centers on J Edgar Hoover clash
Washington report says Nevada governor candidate casts Hoover as police state symbol while opponent Laxalt defends him. Sawyer accuses the FBI chief of overreach, seeking proof of underworld skim, as Thurgood Marshall challenges Hoover’s wiretaps and the impact on prosecutions.
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Japan’s rise reshapes postwar trade with the United States
In Palm Desert talks, 25 Japanese and 25 American business leaders note mutual respect and a massive transoceanic trade, as Japan leverages American technology to become the world’s top shipbuilder and a major steel producer, despite scarce raw materials and reliance on imports. The effort yields a balance of payments surplus while maintaining strict export quality.
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On This Date in History November 8 1966
Today marks November 8 1966 with 53 days left in the year. Highlights include 1950 jet combat near the Yalu River with one enemy jet destroyed, 1519 Cortes reaching Mexico City, and 1793 the Louvre opening.
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Louvre Museum
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Nevada
When is surgery for a stomach ulcer advised
This column notes ulcers may recur with spring or fall flares and that emotions and lifestyle affect recurrence. Surgery is considered only for complications such as repeated bleeding or obstruction, and modern surgery is less perilous. The doctor emphasizes joint physician and surgeon judgment and that surgery is not a last resort.
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