War Against Hunger Outlines Grim Global Crisis
A UPI report cites Dr William Henry Sebrelli er and Dr Irene Yauber warning the world faces a severe food shortage as population grows faster than food production. By 1980 the population may reach 3.4 billion with 80 percent increase in developing nations, prompting U.S. aid and population programs with about 20 million dollars planned for the coming year.
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Viet Nam
UPI
Dr. Sebrell
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Irene Yauber
Princeton University
Office of Population Research
India
Japan
Egypt
United States
Agency For International Development
World Food Crisis Demands Higher Farm Output Now
Experts warn fertility control cannot curb growth for 10 to 15 years. The world must boost agricultural output quickly through better seeds, fertilizer, irrigation, and modern farming tools. An $80 billion investment over 15 years is needed, with a third from wealthy nations, plus thousands of agricultural specialists.
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America
Europe
South America
Holland
George Borgstrom
Michigan State University
India
Sweden
Roger Revelle
Harvard University
United States
Ewell
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Sonotone unveils tiny SONET aiding hearing in car
A local Sonotone rep invites the public to visit at 252 Hasteth Street, Long Teach, for a free replica of Uri’s new hearing aid. The device sits in the ear, directs sound to the eardrum, and is described as light and unobtrusive. If callers cannot visit, a mailed replica is available on request.
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Glenn Kenyon
Sonntone
Hasteth Street
Long Teach
Uris New
Stone Slab Laid for JFK Memorial at Arlington
An 11-ton Deer Island granite slab from Stonington, Maine, was lowered into place at Arlington National Cemetery as the first of 20 slabs forming the John F. Kennedy memorial. A large weekday crowd watched a crane set the stone near the grave, with an eternal flame pedestal of marble and silver-nickel alloy. The memorial, to be finished in late fall, will cover about 3.2 acres and allow visitors within a few feet of the grave, close to the original burial site two and a half years ago.
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Washington
UPD
Deer Island
Stonington
Maine
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Nab 6 Boys in Derailing Boston Train
Six juveniles were arrested for derailing a New Haven Railroad commuter train on the Needham to Boston line. One boy admitted that the group broke a sack and turned a switch, diverting the train onto a siding where it derailed and overturned injuring 62 people, with 50 aboard. Investigators noted a broken lock on the switch. two seriously injured were reported improving.
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Boston
New Haven Railroad
Needham
Ex Candidate Buckley Buys Radio Station Sale
Ex candidate Buckley buys Sioux Falls radio station KISD in a deal noted after his failed New York mayor bid. The purchase adds to Buckley’s conservative media holdings as he previously owned outlets including KOWH AM FM in Omaha.
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Buckley
New York
William S. D. F. Buckley Jr
Conservat
Forservative Magazine
Nationals
Review
Stovember
Radioations
KOWH
KISD
Sioux Falls
Omaha
Astronaut Doctor Charles Berry in Stable Condition
Dr Charles Berry chief physician for U S astronauts remained in satisfactory condition at the Air Force Academy Hospital recovering from a minor pneumonia attack.
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AIR Force Academy
Calo
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Charles Berry
U.S
Air Force Academy Hospital
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Louis Cassels
William Henry Sebrellier
Columbian University
Woody's World
Robert Cook
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Population Reference Bureau
Raymond Ewell
State University of New York
Orville L. Freeman
Sylvania
Tos Bregh Calor TV
JFK
Java
Lurehins Wo & Fife Wegen
Antadtalerment
Chuck, Steele
Ko Prove
Pacific Coast
RCE
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