Hunger Inherits Earth World Population Crisis Explored
Fairfield Osborn, noted naturalist and president of the New York Zoological Society, argues the world faces a population explosion driven by rapid growth in the United States and developing nations. He warns the earth cannot sustain this surge and cites projections through 2000 and beyond. Concluded on Page 2, Col. 4.
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American Humanist ‘Association
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Fairfield Isborn
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Bronx
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Soviets weigh U.S. 1960 race and Ike third term
Moscow observers follow the U.S. presidential contest with emphasis on Dwight Eisenhower’s retirement, Nixon and Rockefeller dynamics, and Kennedy as a rare Democratic focus. Pravda and Izvestia offer sharp takes on Nixon, Rockefeller, and party strategies, while Khrushchev’s relations shape Kremlin views of Kennedy and Humphrey.
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Murder-for-Love Coast Case Recalls Snyder-Gray Trial
A New York trial features Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff charged with plotting the murder of Finch's wife The case is likened to the famed Snyder Gray trial of the 1920s noted for its bizarre elements and sensational appeal The article traces Ruth Brown Snyder and her husband Albert Snyder story from their Brooklyn era through to the Queens Village days and hints at the courtroom drama to come.
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Nana
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Ruth Brown
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Suburbia
Strick'ly Birds and Odd Kitchen Hints Inconsistent Page
A fragmented column mixes quirky notes on coffee habits Brazilians drink 18 to 20 cups daily and odd trivia about steel wire in a coat hanger. It then shifts to kitchen tips such as baking pork chops with applesauce for 40 minutes at 350 and adding lemon rind to tomato soup.
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Pentagon chief blocks major military reorganizations
Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates blocked any year end moves to reorganize the Pentagon. Possible options discussed included eliminating service secretaries, merging all services, merging Army and Air Force, or abolishing the Joint Chiefs and forming a single general staff. Gates insisted he or a representative attend all joint chiefs meetings to settle disputes. Critics call these reforms FUBB for fouled up beyond belief.
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Thomas Gates
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Capitol Hill
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Air Force
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Fubb
Eisenhower cites growing nuclear submarine force and Polaris weapons
President Eisenhower in the state of the union highlights America's expanding nuclear powered submarine strength with Polaris missiles. He notes tests of underwater missile firing aboard the George Washington, the only current submarine capable of such armament, planned for next month from a platform 40 feet beneath the Pacific surface.
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State of the ‘Union
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Imaybe
U.S
George Washington
Navy
Pacific Ocean
Archie Moore Story of Poverty to Hollywood Boxing Star
Archie Moore the heavyweight champion now acts in MGM stage work. He rose from a harsh youth in St. Louis to boxing fame and a later film career. Moore recalls dreaming of being a champion since boyhood, training hard, and facing early life challenges including time in reform school. The piece notes his aging as a fighter and his new path in acting with a recreated Mark Twain Mississippi set.
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Moore
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Indian Yogis Train Soviet Space Candidates in Moscow
Indian yogis are said to have been flown to Moscow last year to train five Soviet space candidates in special exercises. Russian scientists reportedly believe intensive yoga for about a year could help future astronauts gain conscious control over breathing pulse rate muscles and nerve actions for survival.
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Navy develops 300 year super clock for radar and comms
Navy atomic scientists pursue a long lived timepiece that uses atom vibration to provide timing standards for radar frequencies. The device fits a portable container about one foot square and promises extreme accuracy and cost savings by simplifying naval communications.
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Washington
Navy Atomic Scientists
Global snapshots from the world press items
A collection of brief overseas clippings features Alf Brziskwsk seeking a legal name change to Smith in Canberra, a provocative German rumor praising Dr Ludwig Erhard, and a Paris report on the franc’s devaluation era. The Paris piece notes prices halved and wages cut by half as Antoine Pinay leads a price control plan. a Gaullist naming proposal is dodged.
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Alf
Smith
Herald
Newcastle
Australia
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Republic
Finance
Antoine Pinay
Bank of France
Wilfred Baumgarten
Gaullia
Re Gaulle
Quotable lines from public figures and artists
A collage of remarks by Vincent Auriol John Huston Diamond Jim Brady Andre Bonnet Gary Cooper Anna Magnani Pearl S Buck and others reflecting on liberty money fame gender and culture from historical voices. The quotes span politics cinema and literature illustrating public attitudes of their era.
Growth Called Fantastic in Capitol Area Construction Boom
Washington leaders plan a decade of federal building projects in the capital area with costs near 2.0 billion dollars for the city and up to 6.0 billion nationwide, including Capitol Hill additions, underground garages, office buildings, tunnels, and new facilities as the largest public works program in history.
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Women Warned to Stay Just That
Prominent New York psychologist Dr. Emily Burr says many husbands lose authority in homes as wives take on more power. She argues marriage is designed to protect women and children, urging a glorification of family life and greater support for homemakers.
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Burr
Ed Lucation
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Leomes
Partisanship Story Reaches Halleck in Congress
In Washington a year after Republicans ousted Rep. Joseph Martin for Rep. Charles Halleck, Halleck earns a reputation as a hard partisan. The piece notes intra party tactics and a joke about ticket access reflecting shifting political dynamics.
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Rep
Joseph Martin
Mass
Charles Halleck
Ing
Representative Martin
Halleck
Sishbat
Dirksen Boomed For V P
A Washington report says Illinois Senator Dirksen is being pitched as Richard Nixon's preferred running mate. The piece lists potential cabinet-level backers and notes Dirksen’s GOP leadership role and past campaign support as reasons for a ticket spot.
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