Geography of Muirer's Theory on Population and Aid
The article discusses United Nations expert Casto's population theory, linking famine to population growth. It argues for and against U.S. involvement in global aid, endorsing Point Four while cautioning against overextension of American responsibility. It references studies and comparator nations and notes the need to balance aid with national interests.
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United Nations
Eyals
Austraia
New Zeahind
Sweden
United States
China
Tao
Egypt
Custo
Ignature
Casto
Earth
U S Troops Stand Ready Over Korean Prisoner Issue
Armored units with tanks and flamethrowers positioned near Panmunjom as Indians press for restraint against South Korean advances. The U N Command warned South Korea to avoid interference as talks continue over repatriation of 9 POWs and 23 Americans among the 59 former Allied soldiers. Chinese POW celebrations mark Independence Day while four NK prisoners switch stance and are handed to the Reds.
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Neus
North Korea
U. S. State Department
India
State Department
South Korea
WL. N
Seoul Korea
Korea
Enghivar
Panmunjom
U.N. Command
Reds
U.N
UNC
Pike Judge Criticizes Road Plan
Little Rock Pike County Judge Erith Dixon criticized the Arkansas Highway Commission for Gestapo tactics in right of way acquisitions for Highway 70. He denied donating land and warned against media assertions that he capitulated, noting a 1959 law on state and county costs. Highway Director Eldridge said a right of entry permit allows federal takeover within the Jacksonville air base area.
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Little Rock
Pike County
Erith Dixon
Tolay
Arkansas, Highway Commission
Dixon
Arkansas
Highway Commission
Arkansas County Judges Associa
Nealiey
Herbert Eldridge
One Aus
Jacksonville
Scientists Check Seed Imports Under Federal Seed Act
Federal seed laboratories in New Brunswick and coastal states test imported seeds before clearance. Customs send samples for a three part test to verify labeling, detect noxious weeds, and assess potential crop growth. Tests run 4 to 33 days, delaying shipments until clearance. The Seed Act, dating to 1912, aims to prevent indiscriminate imports of harmful seeds, focusing on agricultural and vegetable seeds despite quarantine rules affecting all seeds. Last year 117 million pounds of 39 seed kinds entered the network.
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New Brunswick
N. J
U. S
Congress
Mitchell With Long Army Service Seen As Labor Authority
Mitchell has a lengthy army and personnel service background and is viewed as an expert in labor relations. Born in Elizabeth New Jersey he rose from Emergency Relief to Army and private sector roles including Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s. He served as assistant secretary of the army and advised on manpower during Korea. He is Roman Catholic, nephew of actor Themes Mitchell, and is married with a daughter Elizabeth.
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Mitchell
Prosthet Misenhowee
Eiecwed
Martin BL Workin
Army and Personnel Service
Mitehall
Elizabeth
N. d
Mitchall
Wattin High School
New York University
Emergency Relief Administration
Union County
N. J
New York
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Bloomingdale Brothers
Bloomindale Brothers
Eisenhower
Hind
Army
Felbwme
Hoover Corms
Themes Mitchell
Pelle Nulton
Hope Girl Dominates Dairy Judging at Arkansas Show
Hope girl Evelyn Adams placed fourth in the dairy judging at the Arkansas Livestock Show. Fort Smith’s David Bry claimed first in the 400 dairy judging, with Fayetteville’s Jimmy Fates second and Clarksville’s Dayne Phillips third. Kansas City trip, Benton County beef team prize, Berryville sheep shearer Howerton wins, Newton County Burding runner up.
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Uh — Arkansanilitors
Arkansas Livestock Show
Wes i
Arkansas Wereford Breede Association
Arkansas
Trias
Chicago
Kansas City
Don
David Bry
Fort Smits
Jimmy Fates
Fayetteville
Dayne Phillips
Clarkeville
Evelyn Adams
Hope
Benton County
Hell
Kenny Holland
Maysville
John Adams
Rogers
Eddy Shores
Cave Springs
A.W. Howerton
Berryville
Permet
Charles Burding
Newton County
Tito Threatens to Use Force in Trieste Dispute
In Belgrade Premier Tito warned of possible force to defend Yugoslavia’s claims in Trieste. He accused Allied powers of allowing Italian expansion and said Belgrade would use all means under the UN Charter to protect Yugoslav interests. Yugoslavia delivered a note to the United States and Britain urging removal of their administration of the Allied zone.
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Vinoskivia
Trieste
Belgrade
Yupgoshia
United States
Foreign
Adriatic
Tha Hun Povernatee
Yugoslavia
State Press Trophies Awarded at Annual Show Luncheon
The Arkansas press association honored editors and publishers at a luncheon during the Arkansas Livestock Show. Hodges received the Sweepstakes Trophy from Col. T. J. Barton of El Dorado. Russellville Tribune and Morrellton Democrat took runner up spots. Awards also went to Pine Bluff Commercial and Northwest Arkansas Times with several hundred honors in many categories. The Hereford Brevet Association sale was planned for this afternoon at the fair grounds.
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Little Rock
Times
Smn Hodges
Awa
Akansas Press Association
Fsa
Arkiuis Livestock Show Association
Orisponser
The
Press Association
Aviansus Livestock
Hodges
Col
T. J. Barton
el Dorado
Livestock Show Association
Sweenstakes
Russellville Tribune
Palmer
Pine Bluff
Gerald T. LeFever
Fayetteville
Northwest Arkansas Times
Randall Dixon
Eureka Springs Times Echo
Arkansas Daily
Fair Grounds
Arkansas Hereford Brevit Association
UN to defend Indian guards in Korea armistice
A U S spokesman said United Nations troops will defend Indian guards and other members of the Neutral Repatriation Commission in Korea if South Korean forces attack the neutrals. The armistice agreement signed by U N Allies and Communists guarantees protection. An American delegation stressed the point.
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United Nations
U.S
U.N
Korea
Quiet Settles Over British Guiana After Turmoil
Riot fears and political disruption tailed off as British Guiana stabilizes after tensions tied to constitutional disputes. Security measures and troop movements centered in Georgetown and plantations, with residents returning to routine amid assurances from colonial authorities.
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British Guiana
Hereford bull sells for two thousand at Arkansas stock show
Reserve champion Hereford bull Thy Brave aye Stoberts from Russellville sold for 2000 to Mays Hereford Ranch as stock show activities concluded. Seventeen bulls averaged 420 dollars across 32 entered. top female sold for 1150 to Plat Cruck Ranch. Premium winners included Ray Yarnell and Tilly Perkit in open division.
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Aimwil Arkanwas
Noah F, Dearing& Son
Hyan
Boss McClure
Nashville
Perm
Wis
Ray Yarnell
Seavey
Tilly Perkit
Harrisson
Suspect Held in Pine Bluff Slaying
A 19-year-old Negro was arrested in Stuttgart on suspicion of fatally shooting Jefferson County Deputy Sheriff Fortune Crowder early Monday. Crowder was found dead in his parked car with the ignition on after being attacked by a gunman who fired through the car window. The case involves deputy Pink Bouder and Sam Bend as authorities pursued leads.
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Jefferson County
Fortune Crowder
Antpess Burneham
Allen Nixon
Burylam
Stuttgart
Mixes
Pink Buorder
Sam Bend
Dey
Pine Bluff
Crowder
Nixos
Cromdue
Crowdyer
Registered Seed Program Aims At Grower Participation
The Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station will allocate certified seed to growers who adopt the program under the Arkansas Seed Council rules. Extension Agronomist Woo Breyuldenhoven announced details to protect limited certified seed supplies while new varieties are developed. Growers should apply to Extension Agronomist Woo Breyuldenhoven by December 4. application blanks and full information available from county agents.
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Wiles
Univ Ty Oar
Arkansans
Agriauts
Heyoatier
Iti Plan Board
Lippert
Enis
University
College of ‘Auricultive
Woo
Breyuldenhoven
Wise
Arkansas Seed Council
Enuera Cne
Little Rock Seeks Change to Truck Routes
In Pulaski Chancery Court yesterday, Little Rock challenged state truck route designations arguing Act 823 of 1953 allows the Highway Commission to fix routes and that the commission acted improperly in naming Little Rock routes. City Attorney Longstreth asked for voiding the act and an injunction against posting signs. Earlier, property owners obtained a temporary injunction to halt no parking signs along Wright Avenue between Thayer and Park Avenues, part of a route.
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Bitter Rock
Haittle
Audi
Pulaski
Speek
Thal
D. Longstreth Jy
Little Rock
Wright Avenue
Bankers Air Mortgage Troubles Expose Drought Strain
Arkansas drought hearing reveals bankers support extending relief to all 74 counties as stockmen warn of low cattle prices. Subcommittee tours the state to review conditions amid debates on relief versus feed only plans. Farmers describe economic squeeze with cattle selling for far less than cost, some unable to survive without other income sources.
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Agua Cottya
Mart Ogee Tire
Fred Smith
Livantork
A. Neal
Crawford County
My County
Jeannot
Kidnaping Case Surfaces In Kansas City Probe
Authorities pursue all facts in a complex kidnaping, naming Bobby Utley Cheeples and associates linked to a $800,000 ransom plot. Investigators, aided by federal officers, held suspects in St Louis and North Kapdok City as the case unfolds with court appearances and witness testimonies.
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Dot
Austin Dot
Mwekthaipdigt
Ate
Horne Beawat
St. Janele
Saul Eloindla
Pal Agunta
Hilt
Bobby
Robert Ce. Cheeplyase
Moneye
Thoms Marsh
Holl
Vall
Angio Hette
Wan Talsen
SUI
Meady
St. Josepho
PBL
Kapdok
St. Lous Cab Delvee
Rune Randtte
Rendre
Carl
FBI
O'Day
Louik
Utley Bobby
Mundy
Hall
Cop Hater Caught by Theater Man
In Los Angeles a theater custodian nabbed a man identified as Harold Milles after a fatal shooting in San Francisco. Milles allegedly forced two victims into a vehicle, then fled town before police found the scene crowded with officers and press. Authorities reported McCarthy, a 26 year old University of Wisconsin student, and Poran, 23, a recovering veteran, were involved in the confrontation. An intensive manhunt followed with hundreds of officers deployed downtown to locate the suspect.
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Vale Theater
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San Brancisco
Harold Milles
Ban Pranelisca
Lim
McClarthy
University
Wennessea
Poran
Bay City
McCarthy
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Ter Ware
Ters Anit Bays
American Chamber of Commerce meeting in New York City 1708
Fragmented OCR text describes a meeting in New York City related to the American Chamber of Commerce in a historical context. Key entities include New York City and a reference to 1708, though details are partially garbled. The readable facts indicate a formal gathering connected to commerce.
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Riehr
Phins
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Alefred Savage
Everprom
Volition Front
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Celemony
Goverment Yasterday
Pele
Chadd Daganditsis
Moscov
Britain
Robert Whitehead
Groents Lds
Pela
Salina County
Charles L. Bolly
U. S. Army
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Army View
Tie Surceeds Gey
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War Mastern Command
General Bolte
U.S. Tih
Germany
Labor
Washington
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Aiterilodt Bbs
Tolan
Abby Will
Norman Walker
Wastlington
Juupati Michell
Jersey
Wyenhouwerts
Hiker
Bsenhower
Yastors
New York City
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