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CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Jun 19, 1974
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(Studio) Nutrition experts report 1/3 of dog and cat food sold in city slums, eaten by humans. Senator hearings begin with regard to nutrition.
REPORTER: Roger Mudd

(Capitol Hill) Experts report nation has moved backward in drive to overcome hunger, poverty, malnutrition. [Food research and action center Ronald POLLACK - says poor have been adversely affected by inflation spiral of food costs.] [Senator Walter MONDALE - restates Pollack's main argument with regard to poor and food prices.]
REPORTER: Bernard Shaw

Reporter(s):: Mudd, Roger;; Shaw, Bernard
Duration:: 00:02:20

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