Land and People Face Shrinking Global Farmland Crisis
Agricultural economist Daniel G. Sisler warns arable land per person worldwide is about 1.1 acres, compared with five football fields per person in 19th century Europe and North America. He forecasts that population growth could outpace land, though intensified farming may delay the day.
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Thomas Robert Malthus
Daniel G. Sisler
New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Europe
North America
Prof
Sisler
Sister
Britain's crackdown on spies worsens Cold War tensions
Tass reports Britain steps up anti spy actions against the Soviet bloc, intensifying East‑West tensions. The text then shifts to a biblical reflection from Philippians urging love and discernment through Jesus Christ.
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Tass
Britain
Failure Of Understanding In Vatican II Reforms
Jeffrey Hart argues that postconciliar reforms failed to energize the church, instead diluting its otherness and authority. He likens baroque cathedrals to a symbol of church worldliness and warns that autonomy and doctrinal integrity weaken as the church descends into secular market norms.
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Aggiornamento
Toledo
Middletown Journal subscription rates and info
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options by daily stand, motor route, and mail. Rates include 60c weekly equivalents, $3.20 to $3.47 monthly plans, and $30 yearly outside the trading area with a 5c monthly service charge for motor routes.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
Journal
Booth
USA
Autumn of Discontent in 1972 Political Race
Washington notes deep partisan discord amid unemployment and economic worries as 1972 campaigns loom. Youth voting, Vietnam war politics, and potential multi candidate races shape a complex path to the presidency with Nixon sticking to limited troop withdrawal and possible UN peace options.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
U.S
Boeing Plans Boardman Waste Farm To Clean Up Portland
Boeing's Boardman project would convert 100000 acres of arid range in Northeastern Oregon into a mixed grazing and farming community. Portland would dump city wastes into a compost and sludge mix processed at a 13,609 gpm pumping station, creating land for future farms and industries. Governor Tom McCall backs the plan with safeguards to prevent pollution.
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Boeing Co
Seatle
Boeing
Boardman
Columbia River
Oregon
Portland
Tom McCall
John Lindsay
Boardman Development Project
Columbia Processors Cooperative of
Columbia Processors Cooperative
Columbia
Denver Grigsby
U.S
NBCs 25th World Series Returns On NBC Telecast
NBC marks its 25th World Series with renewed telecast rights and an anticipated reach of about 70 million viewers. The piece recalls 1947 signals from Gen Sarnoff and RCA era, noting the Yankee Dodgers clash and historic plays like Lavagetto’s late double and Gionfriddo’s catch.
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New York
David Sarnoff
U.S
Taft
Bucky Harris
Yankees
Burt Shotton
Dodgers
Sarnoff
NBC
RCA
Bill Bevens
Yanks
Ebbets Field
Brooklyns
Cookie Lavagetto
al Gionfriddo
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Brink
Gionfriddo
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