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"Unprecedented Demands." The President also proposed to return to cultivation as many of the 60 million idled acres on U.S. farms as may be needed to meet the world's need for food-"but not to produce unwanted surpluses and not to supplant the efforts of other countries to...
No one is more delighted at all the bustle than Francisco Franco, the stubby (5 ft. 3 in.) Galician general who is now in his 30th year as "Caudillo (literally: commander or headman) of Spain by the Grace of God." And quite probably, no one is more surprised. For until...
Mrs. Bunting has some very workable alternatives open to her. On the one hand, she could increase the room and board fees for both on and off-campus residents. She has mentioned this possibility, and has claimed that the only alternative to changing the room-and-board structure would be...
Dr. Michael C. Latham, research fellow in Nutrition in the School of Public Health, said in his letter that IUD would solve the problems of unwanted pregnancies and the "population explosion," but he stressed that the device must be perfected before it can be administered to young girls.
"I don't suggest that girls be fitted with IUD now in January 1966," Latham said last night, "but I look forward after its perfection to a utopia of no unwanted births."