Food and People the Coming Imbalance
A Washington datelined brief cites the Population Reference Bureau predicting five billion people by 2005 and asks if food production can keep pace. It traces Malthusian concerns, cites Puerto Rico’s drop in death rates, and notes U S family hardship and relief efforts including Planned Parenthood advocating child spacing under medical supervision amid growing population pressures.
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Daily Review
Washington
United Press
Population Reference Bureau
Thomas Malthus
Malthus
Puerto Rico
United States
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc
Planned Parenthood League
Alameda County
Sweden shifts from neutrality with German reunification pledge
Sweden moves from a neutral stance to endorse a 15 member ministerial communique stating reunification of Germany is essential for European security. The shift signals a Western gain and Eastern loss, potentially influencing other nations toward new alignments in the Cold War balance.
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Sweden
Switzerland
Germany
Europe
Jurists Plan for Ike's Retirement
Federal judges near retirement seek full pay to ensure a Republican backed judiciary. They hope Ike’s moderate policies persist under a Republican President while fearing Democratic successors. Some justices may quit to influence appointments, with 44 over 70 eligible and 90 Ike appointees compared to Truman’s 204.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Herbert G. Brownell, Jr
Eisenhower
Harriman
Williams
Truman
FDR
Supreme Court
Hugo
F. Black
Stanley
Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Tom C
Clark
Diana
Ike
Old Farm Formula in Play as Leased Acreage Debate Grows
Congressional Quarterly reports on a revived land rental plan to curb surpluses and raise farmer income. The proposal, variously named leased acreage or conservation acreage reserve, would have the government rent land from farmers and offer incentive payments for soil building crops. Support comes from farmer groups and grain areas, while dairy and cattle states fear more grazing on set aside land. Major farm organizations study land adjustments and fertility banking options to complement or replace price supports in future policy. Congress is expected to scrutinize multiple leased acreage bills next session.
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Washington
Vernment
Milton S
Hisenhower
Agriculture Department
al Payments
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers © Union
Barker
Farm. Bureau
AFBY
Charles B. Shuman
Soil-Bank Idea Next Year” State and Local.farm Bureaus
National
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
AFBF
Department of Agriculture
Congress
State wrestling risk debated by California assembly group
In Sacramento a subcommittee led by Frank Bonelli weighed the profit and legality of wrestling shows. Hearings covered gate taxes, TV appearances, and alleged match fixing. Doctors argued for limited state supervision to curb offensive exhibitions, while supporters warned abolition could trigger protests and fan outcry.
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HC. Macarthy
SA Amento
California
Frank G. Bone Tuntington
Bonelli
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Lax
Somamispioh
Dan
Kiley
Sta
Kilroy
Athletic Commission
Onelevi- Sion
Wres
Red China tightens siege of Quemoy with fortified causeway
Reports from Formosa describe a three mile causeway from the mainland to Tateng Island aiding a heavy fortification buildup. The bridge line would allow artillery to shell Quemoy and cut sea routes, heightening the danger to Nationalist garrisons as Beijing pushes new supply links and air bases.
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Red China
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
Formosa
U. S
Geneva
Far East
Theodore Bogart
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matsu Islands
Tateng Island
Betts
Matsu Island
For
Mosa
Taipei
Liu
Yue Chang
Hisenhower
Arly
Liu Warts
Arthur Radford
Sea of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matsu
Amay
China
Amoy
Ranger Eugene Burns Nature Test
A reader quiz asks questions on winter wildlife, extinction, and domesticated animals with 30 point scoring ranges. Answers reference Yellowstone and the Great Auk among other facts. A prize offer promotes nature submissions to Hayward Daily Review with a plea for letters.
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Iceland
Laysan
Iran
Egypt
Durin
Ethelred
England
Tamman
High Sierra
U. S
Yellowstone National Park
St. Iceland
Hawaii
Conyright
Eugene Burns
Encyclopedia American
c/o
Hayward Daily Review
Hox
Sausalito
Calit
Famous Fables The Old Knute Demonstration
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame’s famed coach, demonstrates a drill to prove a point. He taunts players, then tests them with a tougher run. After a bruising collision, he asks if they think they are smart for taking advantage of an old man.
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Knute Rockne
Notre
Dame
Tare By
Rockne
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Yosemite’ National Park
Arcadia National Park
Maine
Earth
Old Knute
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