World population to hit seven billion by 2006 says UN report
The 1968 United Nations Demographic Yearbook projects global population growth from about 4.2 billion in 1967 to 7 billion by 2006. It notes life expectancy varies by region and gender with married people living longer, and Asia housing about half the world’s people. Regional growth rates from 1963 to 1967 range from Africa 2.5 percent to Europe 0.8 percent, with Central America at 3.5 percent the highest.
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Pike's Peak Church to Celebrate 74th Anniversary
Pike's Peak Christian Church in Daleville will mark its 74th anniversary on Sunday Oct 20. The congregation traces its origins to 1891 with a 1922 building, and pastorship list includes Rev C Farmer among others. Special music and public services planned at the church near 700 West.
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Ingham
Ed Smith
J. R. Osburn
Dewey Zent
Lester Howell
Olmar Harrald
Tilburn
Stottlemyer
Clyde Hunter
Ronald Shotton
Harold My
Byrum
Glen
C. Farmer
Talks Between U S Saigon Envoy and Paris Talks Proceed
Paris reports indicate U S envoy Harriman and Vietnam observers conferred amid hints Saigon may resist a plan to include the NLF in Paris talks. North Vietnam and Saigon officials weigh terms as U S hopes for a halt to air attacks.
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Tid
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Vanze
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