Word: hungerers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...technical possibilities and human potentialities can meet the needs of these dynamic societies. We must not impose the Cold War upon them, but encourage new solutions which do not necessarily either the Soviet or the American systems. Sacrifices for the benefit of world growth and development, for abolishing hunger, disease, and degradation, must replace the sacrifices of mass death...
...potassium." Though production of nitrogen fertilizer has now reached 10 million tons a year, it "still ranks as one of the most underexploited discoveries of all time." Concluded Britain's Physicist P.M.S. Blackett: "We as scientists and technologists, have already given ourselves the tools by means of which hunger could be banished from the world. It is now up to us as citizens of the world to make sure they are used...
...solve the deeper politico-economic sickness that has plagued pro-U.S. President Betancourt and opened him to charges of inmovilismo-do-nothingness. Although black gold blesses Venezuela with Latin America's highest per capita income ($875), half the 6,894,000 Venezuelans live and hunger in squalid shacks. They wonder why the riches do not trickle down, and many view Betancourt as ineffective compared to their mental picture of onrushing Cuba...
After years of platitudes about the Good Partner Policy, designed to let the U.S. off cheaply, Washington seemed fi nally to be coming to grips with its neighbors' problems. The U.S. choices seem to be only two: give Latin America help, Marshall-Plan style, or see the area hunger perilously and indefinitely...
...revolution-torn Mexico could only try to make amends by persisting in God's work at the risk of his life. Father Bowles, the sinner of Michelfelder's Be Not Angry, is let off almost scot-free: since his vocation was not as strong as his male hunger for a woman, he is allowed to write off his priesthood and go with God to boot...