Our Crazy Farm Problem 1 Too Much Food In A Hungry World
Editor John Strohm argues that while much of the world starves, the United States overproduces and controls threaten farmers who grow too much. He cites Egypt India Mexico China and Russia to show hunger’s reach and the need for self help and know how.
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John Strohm
Gooothe
U.S
Washington
Russia
Red China
India
Southeast Asia
Latin America
America
Strohm
York
Earth
Middle East
United States
Asia
Africa
Egypt
Aswan
Bo R. Sen
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Rome
U. S
Mexico
Brazil
Orville Freeman
Rockefeller Foundation
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Poland
Star of Plenty
Food and Agricultural Organization
Far East
Life on the U S missile shooting gallery across Grand Bahama
Air Force tracking stations span a 9000 mile range from Grand Bahama to the Indian Ocean. The tour notes varied life for personnel and families from bleak isolation to resort areas, with 12 active stations, ship and air fleets, and a mix of incentives and hardships shaping downrange service.
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U.S. Missile
Linton
Noth
Paradise
America
Caribbean
Howard Benedict
Associated Press
Cape Canaveral
States
Filia
Air Force
Roy Johnson
Grand Bahama Island
Grand Bahama
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Jim Kerlin
The
Leighton I. Davis
Pan American World Airways
RCA Service Co
Radio Corporation of America
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Patrick Air Force Base
Mgr
Stan Monfette
Mer
Wilton
Woody Bozardt
Bill Macoughtry
Charles Town
W.va
Son
San Salvador
Columbus
New World
Mike Egan
Carterville
All Night Talks Aimed at Ending NYC Newspaper Strike
City Hall peace talks between Mayor Wagner and ITU negotiators and publishers continued through the night as the 66 day strike drags on. Leaders hailed a possible wrap up but no agreement yet as consensus remains elusive amid the disruption of nine papers serving 5.7 million readers and 17,000 workers idle.
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New York
UPI
New York City
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Theodore W. Kheel
Wagner
Walter N. Thayer
The
New York Herald Tribune
New York Publishers Association
International Typographical Union
ITU
New York Newspaper Guild
Freed Ukrainian Prelate Meets Pope John XXIII
Ukrainian Archbishop Josyf Slipyi, released after 18 years of Soviet captivity, met Pope John XXIII in a one hour audience. Vatican sources describe a cordial exchange and prayer of thanks. The archbishop, once sentenced for alleged Nazi collaboration, was freed last Christmas and arrived in Rome to resume his spiritual leadership.
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Vatican City
IUPH
Josyf Slipyi
Soviet Union
John XXIII
Vatican
Msgr. Slipyi
Rome
Kremlin
Holy See
Msgr
Slipvyi
Lwow
Ukraine
Siberian
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China
Australia
Canada
Pretoria
South Africa
Fernando de Noronha
Ascension
Macoughtry
Solitary Ascension
Eleuthera
Country Club of the
Olga Clarke
Becky Venable
Grand Turk
Jim Collins
East Island
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Antigua
Don Gray
Lawton High School
Southwestern State College
Melba Bailey
Smith
Jeanne Kay Bunch
Judy Waters
Bessie
Miss Waters
Miss Bailey
Cameron College
George Washington
Philco
Gregg
Tegg’s
Feets
Pope John
M.& D Finance CO
A. B. Drug CO
Betty
Martha
S&h
Dial
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