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The Politics of Famine in Ethiopia
Tucker, Jonathan B. | January 19, 1985 issue
Explores the politics of Ethiopian famine. Effect of war and drought on famine; Removal of aid programs from the victims of war; Evidence that the government...

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BUSH TO CITY: DROP DEAD
Newfield, Jack | April 19, 2004 issue
George Bush and the Republicans who control both houses of Congress have starved New York for three years with fiscal policies that alternate between abuse...

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The Game Never Stops
Baker, George L. | August 16, 1971 issue
The $ 55,000-per-crop limitation on subsidy payments to individual farmers, written into the 1970 Farm Act, has proven to be a limitation in name only....

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Italy's Children
Rea, Gene | April 14, 1945 issue
The article focuses on the condition of children in European countries, particularly Italy. It is said that tomorrow's Europe will be built by the children...

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Czar or Subsidies
June 26, 1943 issue
The article discusses the food crises in America. Opponents of the Administration have apparently decided to take advantage of bad weather and the exceptional...

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Editorials
Kirchwey, Freda | November 27, 1943 issue
There has been a serious threat to the stabilization program contained in the bill and now before the U.S. Congress to grant the 1,100,000 members of the...

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Washington Brief
Karr, Madeline | February 21, 1948 issue
The State Department would like to see a Western European defense pact, foreign minister of Russia Ernest Bevin's efforts in that direction have not met...

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Contributors
July 11, 1942 issue
The article presents information on authors. Paul Maxwell Zeis, assistant professor of political science at the University of Akron, is the author of "American...

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August 13, 1949 issue
As a discussion historic events and a compilation of pertinent documents the U.S. State Department's monumental White Paper on China will be an invaluable...

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The Pot and the Kettle. Governor Roosevelt Turns to God
Villard, Oswald Garrison | October 12, 1932 issue
Presidential candidate Franklin Roosevelt has not let the people of United States know whether or not he believes that Americans should be starving to death...

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