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Moreover, the danger keeps mounting. At the Geneva meeting, British Diplomat David Ennals pointed out that in 1970 there were 101 known nuclear power reactors in the world; by 1978 the total will have risen to at least 329, all of them producing as a byproduct deadly plutonium, which can...
This form of refurbished gladiatorial combat takes place in a favorite terrain of social moralists, "the near future." Rollerball, we come shortly to understand, is a substitute for war, which has been erased from the list of the world's ills. Although problems like famine and overpopulation have been...
No one seems to know why nothing happened. Perhaps the man in Havana got cold feet. Or he may have been eased out of his former close proximity to Castro. By some accounts, Giancana and Roselli found a replacement for the original assassin and turned the pills over to him...
Farmers can do little, however, because most of the abuses occur far from the country elevators where they sell their crops. Grain is not officially inspected until it reaches New Orleans, Houston or other ports. There inspectors' employed by private agencies but licensed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
Costly Plan. The President's initiatives are no substitute for a broad, congressionally approved program that would include mandatory conservation measures. This year, for example, the tariff increases will pare imports by a mere 100,000 bbl. per day, to 6.2 million bbl., according to the Administration's...