Word: daniels
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Worst of all, perhaps, export demand shriveled. Exports have become vital, not just to the prosperity but to the survival of many U.S. farms. Under Secretary of Agriculture Daniel Amstutz estimates that, using modern mass- production techniques and breakthroughs promised by biogenetic research, the U.S. could soon grow enough grain and fiber to feed and clothe itself comfortably operating at just half its full crop-growing capacity; the rest could be profitably employed only by selling overseas. But U.S. farm exports, after multiplying more than six times, from $7 billion in 1970 to a peak of $43.8 billion...
...income people served by the Cambridge Housing Authority as well as many others who need low income housing could be hurt by the proposed cuts, said Daniel J. Wuenschel, the Authority's executive director...
...Soviet diplomatic defector, TIME's art department faced an urgent problem: it needed shots of Soviet leaders of the 1950s and '60s, plus key events in U.S.-Soviet relations of that period. Within a few hours, almost 200 color and black-and-white photographs arrived. Artist Daniel Maffia used many of these as reference material to guide him in creating the illustrations that accompany the story...
Kodaly: Sonata for Solo Cello, Op. 8; Duo for Violin and Cello, Op. 7 (Jerry Grossman, cello; Daniel Phillips, violin; Nonesuch). Except for the Hary Janos Suite and perhaps the choral Psalmus Hungaricus, Zoltan Kodaly's music is not much heard today, only 16 years after his death. It is his contemporary, friend and colleague, Bela Bartok, who seems to have won the Hungarian seat in the 20th century pantheon of great composers. But Kodaly's music, while less frankly adventurous than Bartok's, is just as redolent of the Magyar spirit, and these two works display it well...
Other panelists at the conference included Sen. Daniel Patrick Movnihan (D-NY) and former Secretary of the Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal...