Editorial DDT Hysteria Opposes Instant Ban on DDT
A editorial argues against knee jerk calls for an immediate DDT ban. It credits DDT with boosting agriculture and lowering infant mortality while urging more data before restricting its use.
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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1970
Page
1
A editorial argues against knee jerk calls for an immediate DDT ban. It credits DDT with boosting agriculture and lowering infant mortality while urging more data before restricting its use.
Linus Pauling, famed for anti nuclear work, claims vitamin C can prevent colds. He and his wife take three grams daily for five years, reporting no colds, while noting possible skin rash risks from high doses and that doctors previously recommended modest1 dosages.
The reason truth makes slow progress is that it competes with pretense. The lion and the lamb may lie down together someday, but Democrats and Republicans remain different. Most people fail to understand others because they do not take time to consider their problems.
Viewpoint notes Abbie Hoffman front page nose blowing on an American flag and argues news media elevate misfits under a claim of academic freedom. It cites Washington March for Victory in Vietnam led by Rev. Carl McIntyre and critic Edith Roosevelt's reaction to coverage.
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Valerie Pascal, Hungary born film star and widow of Gabriel Pascal, lives in New York with husband George Delacorte. She reflects on dreams of poverty, writes a book about Pascal and Bernard Shaw, and stays active in social causes while planning future projects.
Mrs. Roosevelt accuses television networks of suppressing and misreporting a peaceful march. She says newspapers amplified false figures and mischaracterized participants as Nazi or racist, while hundreds of well-dressed Black marchers carried Bibles and patriotic signs.
Cuero Record daily classified listings feature local job ads, real estate notes, and items for sale. Vendors and residents post short notices, seeking buyers, renters, or applicants in the Cuero area.
Hong Kong imported 467 million dollars worth of land in 1969 with 225 million dollars supplied by Communist China. This accounted for 48 percent of total land imports.
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