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Hungry in America
Lieberman, Trudy | August 18, 2003 issue
This article comments on the state of poverty in the U.S. with respect to its effects on hunger among the citizens. Although malnutrition and starvation...

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Editorials
December 24, 1983 issue
Presents several editorials which discuss different subjects. "Castro is Signaling," which discussed the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba; "Nobody...

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Walking on Two Legs
Berger, Roland | November 16, 1964 issue
The Chinese people went through a period of considerable hardship in 1959, 1960 and 1961. While there is no evidence to suggest that in any area of China...

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The Reality of American Hunger
Hollings, Ernest F. | April 26, 1971 issue
The article discusses the reality of American hunger. Millions of Americans are handicapped by hunger and malnutrition. Hunger is a national disgrace. It...

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The Shape of Things
July 26, 1941 issue
For the first time the administration has openly recognized the fact that Francisco Franco is on the side of the Axis and that appeasement has not worked....

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And Still They Laugh
Larom, Charles | April 26, 1947 issue
Evidences of mass starvation have been plentiful from French Indo-China, all the way up the line, and the people reaching the coast from farther inland...

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Young America
Bradley, Frances | October 1, 1924 issue
The article presents the conversation the author had with people on the general conditions in war-torn Chile. In the mountainous region of Chile, children...

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Taking Food From The Poor's Mouths
Huebner, Albert L. | June 29, 1985 issue
The article focuses on the issues and concerns underlying starvation and severe malnutrition. It mentions about the misconception which tends to look at...

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If poverty is the question
Wellstone, Paul | April 14, 1997 issue
The article presents information on American poverty. It means that only a few receive a decent education. It often means a home where some go to bed hungry...

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Beside the Point
J. W. K. | September 23, 1950 issue
The reservation, Navajos is creating a lot of problem. The Navajos couldn't live if it weren't for the sheep. The sheep helping the Navajos, far too many...

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