European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 29, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars and stripes Thun Day october 29, 1964 secy. Freeman sees Bui would allow mosaic Lcuy. J. I Ccu Mij oct. N 7 to w of Fisi immigration Battle shapes up to of 1o ooh 31101 la life Badavi Barnett becomes apparent that the in but the possibility of Ewal a Washington Nana the pct from the additional Nim thai Small nor cent to the 55 by Hamilton w. Faro Washington a a world food shortage by 1170,falling �.? billion Worth below amounts needed to provide Ade quate diets for people of developing nations has been fore cast by . Secretary of Agri culture Orvllle l. Freeman. He told a news conference the estimate was arrived at in an analysis if food needs of the world. Freeman said the ids Pace analysis lists the current Lel Deflit areas is All of Asia except Japan and Israel All of Africa except the Southern tip. Almost All of Central americ and the Caribbean and he Northern Purt of South he said the expected Defi Cit in needs for us equate diet developing countries will in clude the nutritional equivalent of m million tons of Grain 1.5 million tons of non fat dry milk 1j million tons of soy grits and 1.1 million tons of vegetable oils relating those estimates tothe average United states pro Orvllle Freeman duct on he said they represent about a third of America s population growth but some Grain production a third More Progress is expected in the diet than the . Milk production � a nutritionally inadequate areas under the food for the diet of people in these areas averaged 100 calories per Day below the level of the one third of the world living in coun tries with adequate National a i Nan a trn. Pct Frostl Pic Odd t Onn slim Mill l a me us so sufi Smi ass bpm about 10 per cent of the soybean output and three fourths of the vegetable said the analysis of world food needs published As the world food budget 1170" is the second study of its kindly the agriculture department. The new study like the first to ssh Essid spin one place. Information on report Ald the opportunities for pulling the agricultural abundance an technical skills we possess to More effective rage diets in 18m-1. And 300calories below the average nutritional standards for the diet the world food budget he said will be of vital importance As guide under president Johnson s proposal to use the food and agricultural skills of the Eitore West in a joint Effort to eliminate Hanger Aid re continued food and the ability to produce it efficiently a one of the most powerful instruments of foreign policy both As a humanitarian express Shin of Good will and As a Means of strengthening our own econ omy by building future markets or american agriculture through encouraging economic growth in the developing a noted that the anal Ysis shows two thirds Al the world s people live in countries where the average diets Are in adequate. Food production he said is barely keeping ahead of Freeman added that it is fortunate that the developing notions Are Able to draw upon the abundant food supplies of the United Stales which itself shaving to adjust to the revolution of the super productivity of the 1171 s. The world food budget will guide us in meshing our needs and the emerging nations needs thus helping to make both adjustments easier until these other nations can stand on their own feet and grow Tobe excellent he noted that the . Far exports averaged 14.1 billion in the 115141 period and climbed to 16.1 billion in 1m4. The world food analysis he said estimate that the exports will Rise to a billion by 1170."this has enormous implications for development of Export markets for the United states As the emerging nations without help lift their standards so that they can pay for import with dollars or other hard currencies Freeman said. Ment about immigration an jobs is a preview of a congressional Battle. Republican vice presidential candidate William Miller con tends that the administration proposed legislation would open the floodgates for Var Tully any and All who would wish o come and find work Inthis he indicates the newcomers would increase the unemployment problem. Before Miller made discharge the department of la Bor began trying to persuade congressmen that the proposed changes would result in an improvement in the unemployment picture thai the additional new Comers would create More jobs than they would hike the immigration , by the Lule Prosl. Ami Kennedy is expected to be Gin moving through the Legisla Tive Mills next year. A House subcommittee has taken some testimony on the Hill. The major change would Abol ish the National origins quota system which allows immigration visas in proportion to he composition of the . Popula Tion in 1020. The system pro Vides High quotas for such coun tries As the United kingdom and Ireland which Don t need the quota system 157, 000 immigrants Are admissible each year. The new Law would put a cell ing of 170,000 on quota visas but the Only restriction by country of origin would require that no More than 10 per cent of the to la could enter from one coun. Try. The National origin approach would be phased out Over five years. According to the labor department fewer than 100,000 quota visas Are used and the named lumbers from coun. Tries in Northern Europe cannot be used by those seeking Adels she from Southern Europe the department estimate that passage of the Bill would mean an actual increase of 1,700 in 1iu. But Many of the immigrants Are women children and the aged who add to the consume group but rat to the working Force. The department thus Fig ures that under the revised Sijem an additional 21.150would be added to the labor a statement to the Rouse fun committee labor Secretary Willard Wirtz contended when measured against a projected of my on my. The first year in which the total quotas would be pooled it astrologers agree lbs to win by Conrad Fink new Delhi a president Johnson Cun put aside next year according to the As the Woods of Northern Indi astrologers members of an in and on tuesday will be collect Dian Star gazing fraternity that ing his just Reward. K. N entrants into the labor Market under the proposed new sys tem to the total . Work Force would be about 1 to 3,000." Plllard a Loti creates political heat. We Rex Points oat us the Law no visas pm be for permanent adm Sulou to United Stales unless Ike Grant can satisfactorily strafe thai he will not a Public also noted that the Lej would give preference u4would make easier admission of those with skills urgently needed in this country and would bring in workers to Fin specific labor shortages. Some of the workers heeded he pointed out Are chemists educators enav neers librarians physicians " surgeons welfare workers nurses scientist craftsmen tool designers die designers and medical and Dellal a footnote he made Tai Point that among the in nov Grants "1 would assume. There would be one with a food enough idea that it would men the employment of an addition Al 9,000 to 10.000 for one uses secret chemical compound Washington one of the army s Best kept chemical secrets during world War ii recently declassified promises to become important to Industry. It is a fluorine Carbon combination discovered accidentally by chemists engaged in by Thomas r. Henry Nana damage or at higher temperatures j it does not Liquify like other thermoplastic materials but re Mains solid and retains most fits mechanical strength. Other compounds of the Lam nature were discovered Tai produced have proven especially important As electrical insula tors retaining All their characteristics from a few degree above absolute Zero to about 600 degrees fahrenheit. They also Are significant is coatings for any materials that must endure extreme heat f.,_ this Quality was important w the army in War Days booms ? it enhanced its Abi Uty to operate in All climates. Fluorine chemistry no available to Industry will doubt edly prove to have Csc Dahl Lelm it mme my 4 highly restricted chemical War fare work at Dupont Labora tories it was a White Wax like solid which when tested would yield to no conventional solid and was unaffected by the most extreme temperatures. ,. Aegir is Sassy u�an coition air Torci eol Rio Way r. Smith or. Uia Arnold a Matt ii ib"1j of news Bursa us i in run i am pm if re to 4 n0., Suk -. A a 1 but some of or. Johnson Stop aides Secretary of stale Dean Rusk defense Secretary Robert s. Mcnarmara and . Ambassador Adial Stevenson will be out looking for jobs grouping that assures King ship so he does t have to worry about sen. Barry water. Another says or. Johnson one of his Farmer lives hindu holy Man who i
