Diet and Health Advocate Calls For Broader Diet Research
Dr. George V. Mann of Vanderbilt University argues the diet heart debate lacks balance and criticizes campaigns against meat eggs and milk. He urges testing mechanisms for hypotheses on diet and heart disease and national and international research to show the benefits of moderate consumption of basic foods provided by modern agriculture.
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George V. Mann
Department of Biochemistry
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Mann
Madison Avenue
Life 2000 projections on US animal agriculture by Dr Kottman
Dr R M Kottman of Ohio State University argues in a talk on Future Prospects for US Animal Agriculture that higher incomes will drive demand for animal products. He predicts beef and veal to 140 pounds per person annually by 2000, pork to 75 pounds, while lamb and mutton stay steady, implying 70 percent more beef and pork must be produced. He ties these forecasts to continued free market dynamics and consumer choice.
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R M Kottman
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio State University
U.S
Presumption of Abundance in China and U S Differences
Barbara Tuchman argues that China, unlike the United States, relies on modern agricultural aids and intense methods to raise yields. She notes hand fertilizing, insecticide discussions, and a drive to produce more by any means, contrasting U S capitalism’s long exposure and abundance expectations.
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U.S
China
Barbara Tuchman
United States
Grassroots Opinions Reflections Across Cities on Peace and Politics
Readers from West Point Mississippi to Chaska Minnesota share anti-war sentiment and desire for responsible government. A California reader cites foreign travel costs while Congress debated travel spending. A Missouri voice asks for clear presidential candor and policy. A Minnesota correspondent questions drug law effectiveness and profits.
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West Point
Miss
TIMES
North Vernon
Ind
Sun
Congress
Marysville
Calif
Congressional Quarterly
Congressional
Now Is The Time Max Smith To Control Weeds In Alfalfa
Max Smith urges control of winter annual weeds in alfalfa fields with November and December timing while noting that August seedings may struggle against winter weather. The article also outlines livestock waste runoff prevention and dairy heifer housing options for better pasture and production.
Faith and obedience in wartime duty and Caesar's claim
A 1972 devotional discusses a soldier faced with burning villagers in Viet Nam and the clash between citizenship and conscience. It argues Jesus taught government and God share duties, but God’s law prevails when in clear conflict, citing Matthew 22 21 and contrasting obligations to state and faith.
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Viet Nam
Jesus
Caesar
Sar
God
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Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
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