Opinion on Curbing Population Explosion
A discussion of global population growth highlights rising numbers from 1.3 billion to an estimated 6 billion by century's end. Key figures urge a U.S. population commission, while Jamaica's family planning program shows birth rates falling from 38.9 to 34.2 per 1000, with a target of 15-20.
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India
U. S
Washington
Lewis Butler
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Butler
Florence Dwyer
New Jersey
Rodney Shaw
Department of World Development
Board of Christian Social Concerns
United Methodist Church
Congress
Jamaica
Goldwater Decried as Champion of Indian Oppressors
This Washington column accuses Sen. Barry Goldwater of siding with white traders and ranchers over Navaho rights in Arizona. It cites Nelson subcommittee documents showing alleged neglect by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and describes Poverty Corps lawyers aiding Navahos against exploitation.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Goldwater
Arizona
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Poverty Corps
Navahos
Torreon
N.M
Flagstaff
Ariz
Navaho
From Sunday Faith to Daily Devotion in Marriage
The reader is advised to stop treating religion as a Sunday affair and to adopt a consistent first priority in life. It urges the wife to demonstrate firm conviction and courageous action for Christ, noting that husbands may test partners to see if beliefs are truly held.
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Alaska
V. Y
God
Christ
Abraham Lincoln Center cultural exchange proposal shaping postwar US Japan ties
Viewpoint discusses Japanese funds from postwar repayments used for cultural exchange. Kasai promotes an Abraham Lincoln Cultural Center in Japan with a library and lectures, funded by about 12 million of a 25 million cultural exchange allotment. He notes diplomacy, education, and peace efforts amid Okinawa and trade issues.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Japan-American Cultural Society
Abraham Lincoln
Jiuji G. Kasai
Kasai
University of Chicago
America
Congress
Abraham Lincoln Center
Department of State
Okinawa
Letters December 5 1969 to the editor
Decatur Daily questions Congressional authority for the Voter Rights law targeting seven Southern states. The writer denounces punitive, geographically based discrimination and probes equality of rights for the White South, asking where equal rights truly lie.
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Decatur Daily
South
United States
Congress
Decatur Daily masthead and publication notes
The fragment records the Decatur Daily masthead listing founder editor W R Shelton and 1912 to 1924 years, publication frequency, printer details, postal and mailing info, and subscription rates. It notes association with AP and The New York Times and provides pricing for daily and Sunday editions.
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W.R. Shelton
Decatur
Tennessee Valley
Inc PO
Ala
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Udall
Earth
Agency For International Development
Lenworth Jacobs
Family Planning Board
By HilGo
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Ted FE
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Secretary of the Interior
Walter Hickel
House Banking Committee
Billy Graham
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Roosevelt
Mr. Kasai
State Department
Pearl Harbor
Times
Far East
Sato
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
THE
Associated Press
New York Time
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Rade Tone
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