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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1969

Page

19

Scientists Call Birth Control Plan Insane at Aspen Meeting

Aspen Colo A Nixon aide heard scientists reject voluntary birth control as insanity and urge compulsory limits to avert overpopulation. John Ehrlichman moderated a John Muir Institute panel where experts warned of mass starvation in the 1970s and proposed drastic measures including a 1976 reproductive pause.

Nixon New York Times Aspen Colo John Erlichman John Muir Institute Aspen Meadows Conference Center Ence United States Garrett Hardin University of California At Santa Barbara Donald Aitken Stanford University Theos J. Thompson The Atomic Energy Commission Jerry Mander San Francisco Colorado River Aitken

Rough Winter Predicted By Wooly Bear Caterpillar

Lancaster observer Herbert B. Krone, retired newsman, cites wooly bear caterpillar signs predicting a rough winter with black segments signaling cold weather and no mercy. Two Cordova housewives receive probation for stealing highway signs, fined $100 each, after claiming theft was to decorate teens' rooms.

Lancaster Herbert B. Krone Krone Birmingham Ala Cordova Ann Addison Billie Jo Roberts Robert Gwin

Chevrolet Has Eight Models With Notable Safety and Comfort Features

Chevrolet touts eight 1930s era models featuring a dual-action door, integrated rubberized bumper stairs, forward-slanting roof, deep entry well, and large rear-facing seat. Options include four 116 inch wheelbase and four 119 inch wheelbase versions, all with an anti theft steering column lock.

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