Rusk Sees Population Explosion as Global Threat
In a UP interview Dean Rusk warns that mounting world population could surpass nuclear arms as a top threat. He notes no nation seeks Lebensraum today, but growth may spark crises if science fails to curb people numbers. He recalls Cuba crisis as a turning point and hopes for prudent Chinese leadership.
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UPD
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United Press International
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Cherokee County
Cuba
Hemisphere
China
Peking
Senate Probes Soaring Medical Costs Across Agencies
Four Senate committees prepare parallel investigations into skyrocketing medical costs, focusing on physician fees and hospital charges. Studies will examine government and private insurance policies, Medicare and Medicaid impacts, and the Hill-Burton program renewal as hospital costs rise nationally.
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UPI
Senate
New York City
Russell B. Long
D-La
Bennington Banner Publisher Details and Contacts
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It notes United Press International membership for republication of local news and UPI dispatches.
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UPI
Arraignment of Dr Speck Set for Jan 29
Boston UPI report says famed pediatrician Dr Benjamin Speck and four others indicted on conspiracy to advise draft resistors will be arraigned in U S District Court January 29 before Judge Francis J Ford. Co defendants include Rev William Sloane Coffin Jr Marcus Raskin Mitchell Goodman and Michael Ferber. Indictments returned by a federal grand jury last Friday.
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UPI
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Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Marcus Raskin
Washington
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New York City
Temple
Maine
Michael Ferber
Buffalo
N.Y
Harvard University
Part time town clerk seeks pay raise in Tarbolton
Tarbolton Scotland. Adam Prentice the part time town clerk asked the local council for a salary increase citing devaluation and rising living costs over the past 140 years. His current pay is five shillings a year.
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Scotland
UPI
Adam Prentice
McCarthy Charges Escalation Distorts Nation's Priorities
In a West Coast campaign swing Senator Eugene J. McCarthy attacks President Johnson for funding the Vietnam War at about 30 billion annually while denying 11 billion for American poverty programs. He cites riots in Detroit Newark and Los Angeles as evidence of systemic poverty tied to national policy. He notes Congress allocated less than half of authorized funds for model cities schooling and water pollution amid war priorities.
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UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Vietnam
America
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