Malthusian fears echo in FAO food output report
A 1969 FAO report notes no overall rise in global food production despite population growth. The trend contrasts with earlier gains, highlights developed countries' surpluses, and warns that underdeveloped regions may face greater hunger as population rises. The piece urges continued hope and moral resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Malthus
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Malthus
FAO
Far East
Latin America
Africa
South Africa
Middle East
Middletown Hydraulic marks new era of prosperity
George Crout reports in Middletown on progress over the past year and a half, noting the 1852 opening ceremonies of the Middletown Hydraulic, a 30 foot wide 7 foot deep mill race fed by a Big Miami dam, built to supply water for the Miami Erie Canal and later transferred rights to the Middletown Hydraulic Co.
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Middletown
Big Miami
Abner Enoch
Manchester
State of
Ohio
Enoch
Middletown Hydraulic Co
Growth Along the Hydraulic Spurs Town Development
The Hydraulic system powers mills and factories along the canal with overshot wheels. Local industries include broom corn processing, saw and planing mills, Middletown Paper Mills, Fourdrinier and cylinder machines, and a flour mill. New churches, a public school, a brick commercial block, and a bridge upgrade accompany the economic expansion as rail service increases to three daily trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campfield
Cincinnati
Erwin Mills
Martin and Sutphin
Madison Township
Stout Mills and Company
Globe Paper Mill
C. Richardson and Brothers
Ciecinnati
Jacob Leibee
Lebanon Street
Main Street
The
Baptists
Miami River
R. G. Slack
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The
News Journal, Inc
Broad
Middletown
Otio
Ohio
Ifc
USA
Moscow Says No Cuban Base but Port Calls for Subs
The Soviet government states it has not built a military base in Cuba and only uses Cuban ports for supplies and submarine visits with host nation permission. Secretary Laird warns that if Cuba based Polaris submarines, the balance of power could shift, affecting SALT talks.
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Washington
Cuba
Moscow
Soviet Union
Republic of
United States
Disarmament Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Europe
Laird
Moyscow
Ussr
Spain
Italy
Greece
No Sanctuary for Colleges The Case for Academic Freedom
A column argues that universities should remain open and free from strong municipal or political control. It notes medieval protections by church courts and the historic tension between town and gown, arguing that academic freedom requires insulating colleges from popular majorities and electoral pressure.
Intellectual autonomy versus state power in Massachusetts
The argument contrasts intellectual autonomy with police authority, arguing Massachusetts can require opposition to the Vietnam War as a legal duty. It notes a university is not a sanctuary against criminal law and that law enforcement could arrest someone for activities like running a numbers book from a campus office.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Vietnam
Turning Right and Foreign Policy in the 1960s Debate
William F Buckley Jr argues the nation shifts rightward in foreign policy with ABM and defense spending, urging prudence against liberal aims like Alliance for Progress. He contends aid to Greece, France, and Chiang Kai-shek supports stability, while liberals fear waste and escalation.
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United States
MRV
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Alliance For Progress
Chile
France
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Stalin
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Chiang Kai-shek
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Formosa
Greece
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Phillips
George Crout
Plato
Hydraulic
John Erwin
J. and
C. Bb. Barnett
Jona W. Erwin and Bros
the Journal
Dennis the Menace
Kall
David Lawrence
Russia
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic
Pacific
Joun PL
ROCHE
Britain
Gown
Oxford
William FF. Buckley JR
Nixon
Bolivia
Red China
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