Food crisis urged through international cooperation
Dr. George Borgstrom of Michigan State University warns that two thirds of the world’s population eats inadequately and that without global planning and cooperation the hunger crisis will worsen. He calls for international food planning, population control, waste reuse, and a world nutritional council to spur peace and resource use.
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No Gift Like the Present on Red China UN Policy
The piece argues a two China UN membership is impossible if Red China enters the UN. It highlights Chiang Kai-shek’s pride and the likely regional fallout from such a shift, detailing periphery nations’ risks and Senator Peter Dominick’s cautious views on trade and security.
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Joe” Stilwell
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Drug laws and outlook for the future ninth and last in series
A Chicago Tribune style overview by Alton Blakeslee on shifting federal and state drug laws, focusing on reduced penalties for simple marijuana possession, tougher sanctions for pushers, and debates over legalization. The piece notes varied state penalties, federal LSD measures, and ongoing research into marijuana effects and treatment options like methadone, plus the aim to inform parents and readers through the series.
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Court shifts away from pure majoritarianism in reapportionment rulings
An analysis of recent Supreme Court opinions on reapportionment traces a shift from strict majoritarian democracy to a tempered approach on district equality. It notes Frankfurter’s dissenting influence, Brennan's advancing standards, and Burger’s leadership guiding toward justified deviations from perfect mathematical equality.
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Marshell
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Mercury in Hand Creams and Postvasectomy Pregnancy
A reader asks if 1 percent ammoniated mercury in hand creams is harmful with small absorbed amounts. The doctor notes mercury exposure varies and suggests limiting medicated creams to treated conditions, with mercury-free options for general use. A second reader asks about pregnancy after a 1963 vasectomy. expert says pregnancy unlikely if the vasectomy was successful and recommends a sperm test to confirm.
Six Burglary Convicts Sentenced for Ft Madison Transport
Yesterday's report notes six prisoners found guilty of burglary and sentenced by Judge Richman. They were placed on a packet bound for Ft Madison, reportedly cheerful as the steamer departed. Details on ensuing events are sparse.
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Today in History June 15 1971 highlights
On this date notable events include the 1215 signing of the Magna Carta by King John, Benjamin Franklin's electricity experiment in 1752, Washington's 1775 Army command, Arkansas admission in 1836, the 1940 Maginot Line note, 1964 Supreme Court population-based apportionment, the 1960s highway program funding, and postwar prisoner and political events.
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Prayer Amid Defeat and Fear in Our Hearts
A daily prayer seeking inner victory in the wasteland of defeat and fear. The speaker pleads for God to drive deep within hearts the claims of victory, ending with an Amen.
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