Overpopulation Seen as Key Global Challenge at Food Conference
Historian Arnold J. Toynbee warned at a World Food Congress that after defeating pestilence war and crop failure humanity faces a fourth danger overpopulation. He urged a worldwide agency to oversee food production and distribution and extensive birth control to curb growth.
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Washington
WPI
Arnold J. Toynbee
World Food Congress
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Toynbee
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Vigo Circuit Court notices for estates and guardianship in May 1963
Public notices from Vigo County Probate Division list final account settlements for the estates of Emmett H Benefiel Jr and Frank Gormong, with court dates set for June 26 and June 20, 1963, plus a guardianship action for Karol and Marlena Anderson with trial on August 8, 1963. Also a name change petition for Jr Ray Smith to Barney Smith and a probate notice for Fred Moses estate.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Emmett H. Benefiel Jr
Samuel E. Beecher Jr
Vigo Circuit Court
Edward L. Hamilton
Frank Gormong
Edgar Leslie Gormany
Vigo County
Karol Anderson
Mariena Anderson
County Department of Public Welfare
Hattie Anderson
Marlena Anderson
Leonard F. Conr
Vigo Circuit
State of Indiana
Jr. Ray Smith
Barney Smith
Leonard Conrad
N. George
Naame
Vigo Iss
Fred Ice
Fred M
Fred Moses
Terre Haute First National Bank
N. Cox
Traffic Lights Challenge Amish Buggies In New Holland
In New Holland Pennsylvania Amish horse drawn buggies fail to trip traffic light treadles causing traffic backups of hundreds of yards. Borough council will study alternative devices to trip the signals and ease congestion.
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New Holland
Toynbee Warns on Leisure Gap and World Poverty
The excerpt cites Toynbee arguing that growth of many small states limits access to technology and slows civilized progress. He warns the balance of population and farming threatens progress as rich nations grow richer while poor nations cannot afford surpluses.
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Toynbee
Soviet Space Plans for 1963 Announced at COSPAR
Prof Anatoly Blagonravov announced at COSPAR that the USSR intends two unmanned Venus and Mars flybys and more satellites in 1963 after a 10 month gap in manned flights. Dr Richard Porter of the U S delegation cited ten more U S satellites and another manned launch in 18 months.
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Anatoly Blagonravov
Department of Technical Sciences
Ussr Academy of Sciences
International Committee For Outer Space Research
Cospar
Richard Porter
U. S
Blagonravov
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Blagonrayov
Venus
Mars
Porter
United States
Russians Plan Several More Space Heights
WARSAW June 6 Soviet plans to launch an unspecified number of spacemen this year were reported. The notice indicates ongoing Soviet space activity and preparation for further missions.
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Warsaw
NASA to Recruit More Astronauts in Summer Batch
NASA announced plans to recruit 10 to 15 new astronauts this summer, inviting civilians to apply. This will form the third U S group since the space program began, joining the existing seven and a nine person corps. Candidates need engineering or physical science degrees, 1000 hours of jet time or test pilot qualification, be under 34, and under six feet tall. A note on a rainbow trout shifting from fresh to salt water and back mentions steelhead when returning to fresh water.
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Washington
UPD
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
United States
Manned ‘Space Field
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