Hope Seen In Battle To Defuse Population Growth
In Santiago experts at a six day birth control conference report hope in defusing the world population explosion. They cite better contraceptives and wider public acceptance as key, while warning a halt or reversal is needed to reach the vast number yet untouched by family planning.
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Chile
Angment
Roberto Nicholson
Argentina
Rhythm Sysets Federation
Family Planning
International
Planned Parenthood Federation
Perpeosnoy Wey
United States
Devel
Oil Bill Fates Shaped by Committee Maneuvering
The article outlines strategies on Capitol Hill as oil policy and an education bill face reintroduction. Rep Colmer seeks to leverage his new chairmanship to block or delay administration programs, amid a 9-6 committee majority. Whitten Waggoner and Southern allies push a letter to Mahon urging language in health education appropriation.
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Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
Jamie L.whitten
D-Miss
Joe D. Waggonner Jr
D-La
Appropriations
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Department of Health
Educai
New York San Francisco antiwar marches reach United Nations
Bill Williams notes tensions over guidelines as Mahon eyes restraint. In New York Sheep Meadow and San Francisco Kezar Stadium protests, Black activists led by Stokely Carmichael march for black power while white antiwar groups clash with police. King addresses crowd at the United Nations, urging colleges to educate communities against war and end bombings.
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New York
Central Park
Sheep Meadow
San Francisco
Kezar Stadium
Harlem
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Rael Equality
Stokely Carmichael
Sigis
Carmichael
Vietnam
U.N
Madison Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Times Square
42Nd Street
United Nations
King
U.N. Plaza
Sanford Garelik
Hanoi
LBJ
Ho Chi Minh
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
United States
Protests Draw Diverse Demonstrators Across Nation
Protesters from Midwestern colleges to housewives with children joined a cross section of participants including Canadians and American Indians with placards condemning the White House. Some marchers wore steel helmets marked Mau Mau while others resembled beatniks with knapsacks and bedrolls. In San Francisco clergymen mingled with hipies bearing flowers as a sign spoke to the crowd.
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San Francisco
GOP Faces Tax Credits Versus Election Funds Clash
Washington AP report: Congressional Republicans push President Johnson to choose between restoring business tax credits and funding presidential campaigns. Senate leaders argue the investment tax credit is vital during recession, with a House bill tying a repealer of the million-dollar income tax checkoff to campaign financing to revive the tax credit.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Ation
Dirksen
Long
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Russell B. Long
D-jArk
House Ways and la
Senate Finance Com
Mills
House
Albert Gore
Sons
George A. Smathers
Florida
Clinton P. Anderson
Mexico
Gore
Republic
John J. Williams
Lkely
Delaware
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Pealer
Republi
Tax deadline shifts to Monday following Saturday due to Easter
April 15, the usual filing deadline, falls on Saturday. The government extends filing time to the next business day. IRS reports 2.4 million errors in 24 million processed returns. Errors most common in addition and subtraction totals. Social Security numbers frequently omitted or incorrect. Many taxpayers failed to sign returns. By April 7 last year, 43.7 million had been filed of 68 million received. this year expected to reach 70 million. A tax return postmarked by midnight Monday is considered on time.
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