Study proposes U N to lead curb on world births
United States leaders in family planning urge the United Nations to take charge of a global population reduction program. A Rockefeller panel proposes a $100 million annual budget and a population commissioner to coordinate UN agencies, research, and training amid forecasts of 5.5 to 6 billion people by 2000.
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