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...prevent or control disease. Honey is supposed to help those with cancer, pumpkin seeds those with prostate trouble. Beet juice is believed to benefit the blood, while carrot juice, it is claimed, helps dissolve cancers and heal ulcers. There must be some advantages to eating properly. Septuagenarian Gayelord Hauser, who has been writing about health for almost 50 years, is still going strong. In fact, a number of such experts have proved durable. Carleton Fredericks, 62, still has a following as does Jonnie Lee MacFadden, widow of Physical Culturist Bernarr MacFadden...
...reason most frequently given for this change of heart is Israel. "As an issue, Israel is primordial," says Rita Hauser, a Nixon campaign director in New York City. On that issue, the President has proved himself. He has provided as much economic and military assistance to Israel as all the White House predecessors combined; in times of crisis he has stood up to the Soviet Union in the Middle East. McGovern is more of a mystery. At first he was too dovish: he wanted the Israelis to return just about all the territories they had conquered from the Arabs...
...Phillips Brooks House Association yesterday announced the election of its new officers, to serve for the year beginning March 1, 1972. The new President will be Mort Hauser '72-3, of Dudley House and Litchfield, Illinois; the new Vice-President will be Robert M. Hartley '73, of Lowell House and Cleveland, Ohio...
...last announced census recorded 583 million back in 1953) or what the rate of increase is today. In recent years, Peking has encouraged late marriages, use of birth-control pills, sterilization and abortion. "Projections of future populations are admittedly fictions," says one of the more moderate prophets, Philip Hauser of the University of Chicago. "No one can actually predict future population, and anyone who claims he can is either a fool or a charlatan . . . The fact that man is able to consider [the] implications is one reason why the projected numbers will never be reached...
...children per family. This is not much more than the 2.1 figure that represents, when combined with current death rates, the concept of zero population growth. "To say you believe in zero growth is like saying you believe in the law of gravity," says Chicago's Hauser. "It's going to come whether you believe in it or not. The only question now is how we will achieve zero growth and over what time period...