Hayward Vasectomy Center Leads Local Family Planning
The Hayward Vasectomy Center, run by Planned Parenthood World Population, reports about 12 procedures each Friday and serves mainly Alameda County men aged 25 to 40 with two to three children. Staff note sterilization shifts attitudes toward family planning and envision a network of clinics, sperm banks, and fertility services in coming years.
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Planned Parenthood-World Population Offices
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EL Weber
Alameda-San Francisco
Planned Parenthood
Modesto
Alameda County
Webber
Ivo
Denver Ingram
Swallows Scout Capistrano Return To Mission Area
The San Juan Capistrano mission reports swallows arrive to scout for returning nests. Priests note early scouts drive out other birds from roosts under eaves as the annual migration folklore links the birds to the mission founded by Father Junipero Serra in 1776.
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NAACP criticizes Nixon in doorway remark on busing policy
NAACP spokesperson warns Congress that passing a law to halt court ordered busing will lead to a lawsuit and victory for the group. Senators Harrington and Neal Smith say Nixon challenged the 1954 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation while James Allen notes George Wallace opposition and White House reception.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Congress
Nixon
NAACP
Michael J. Harrington
Mass
Neal Smith
Iowa
James ©. Allen
D-Ab
George ¢Wallace
White House
Allen
Jackson names campaign chief in bid for NY primary
Sam Stratton accepts the post as Jackson’s campaign chief, praising the choice as a boost to momentum for the New York primary on June 20. Stratton commends Jackson as energetic and practical while opponents question the interim strategy as the race intensifies.
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New York
Jackson
Stratton
Hughes refuses to meet Nevada gambling board
Rowland Hughes shows no plan to meet face to face with the Nevada Gaming Commission over his licenses. The board rejected a fee reorganization and Hughes’s push to appoint Chester Davis to run the gambling operation. A Vancouver source noted Hughes will not travel to Nevada for a personal meeting.
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Nevada Gambling Board
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Rowald Hughes
Nevada Gaming Bok
Dillionaire Rechise
Chester Davis
Nevada Gaming 1
Yorber Hein
Couver
B.C
Newsmen cite data access limits in FOIA and Pentagon records
Testimony before Rep. Moorhead's subcommittee highlights limited journalist use of a Library of Congress study and ongoing access barriers. Editors from Philadelphia Inquirer Nashville Tennessean and others described FOIA battles over FHA appraisals Pentagon slush funds and FCC blacklists. Officers urged disclosure and accountability across government agencies and licensed access to internal reports.
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Vel and & Pens
Ronically
Howe Government
Ile Fam E. Moorhead
Dpa
Library of Congress
Jownalsis
James 3B. Steele
Urban Affairs Chilet
Philadelphia Inquirer
John Seigenbaker
Nashville Tennessean
Roy McGhee
UPT
Washington
US Senate
R. Peter Strauss
Shaws
Ward Sinclair
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Steele
Housing ‘Administration
Bay Conservation Commission reopens Southern Crossing hearings
The Bay Conservation and Development Commission reopened hearings on the Southern Crossing of San Francisco Bay. A June 6 ballot referendum and questions on building the bridge were to be considered. The panel did not take a position, while aligning with district and commission statements noting no approval of the crossing.
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Bay Conservation and Development
San Francisco Bay
Tsue Two Bay
Bay Area
San Francisco
Alameda
San Leandro
Directors
Bay Area Air Pollution
Ome
Fro! District
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
BCDC
Commission
Nixon busing impact cited in Tennessee prediction
Nashville Tenn UPI Tennesseov. Win field Dunn predicts President Nixon will attack court ordered busing and that the move will have a great psychological impact on the nation s courts He says the decision should curb busing crises and ease tension in Tennessee especially Nashville and suggests federal judges and the Supreme Court may rethink actions affecting the population in large scale school busing.
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UPI
Tennesseov
Winfield Dunn
Nixon
Dunn
Tennessee
Justice Department
Col Jedges
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