Mexico Cartoon Rails At U S Birth Control Plea
A Manila speech by Marshall Green, head of the U S Population Affairs Bureau, proposes birth control in poor nations, triggering Mexican opposition. Cartoon depictions mock the idea, while officials urge respect for human rights and warn against external pressure. Local editors criticize interventionism, noting past threats to loans and insinuations by U S officials.
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Mexico City
Uncle Sam
Marshall Green
U.S. State Department
Manila
Mexico
United States
Green
Novedades
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Henry A. Kissinger
Excelsior
F. Carmeba Nenclaves
Carmona Nenclaves
Argentina
Peru
Jose G. Cabra Ybarra
el Nacional
Cabral Ybarra
Shriver Works Working Class Stops In Manchester NH
Sargent Shriver, a longshot in New Hampshire, visited the Mont Royal Club with campaign staff and reporters as part of a late Friday tour aimed at securing working class support before the February 24 primary. He also attended the New Hampshire Bar Association banquet, where organizers admitted guests only by invitation, while aides noted the large turnout made access challenging.
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Manchester
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
New Hampshire
Mont Royal Club
Mont Royal
New Hampshire Bar Association
Bar Association
Tito Warns On Party Discipline Women Criticized As Lacking Drive
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP President Tito voiced confidence in the communist system beyond his life while noting a considerable lack of discipline among party members. He criticized women for not being energetic enough in rights battles and warned against a growing petty bourgeois consumer mentality among officials. He urged clearer ideological training and cautioned against wealth accumulation among leaders. The interview touched on Yugoslavia’s six republics with rotating top leadership and the smoothness of a post Tito transfer of power.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Dara Janekovic
Zagreb
Vjesnik
Vladimir Bakaric
Croatia
Yugoslav Communist Party
Kremlin
Helms Calls Energy Bill Deceptive
Winston-Salem AP reported Senator Jesse Helms criticized Congress energy legislation as deceptively dangerous noting increased foreign oil dependence and reduced U.S. production. He urged full deregulation across all energy sources and warned against collusion while praising free enterprise. He also questioned CIA director nominee George Bush as administrator.
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Winston-Salem
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Congress
United States
Helms
Wxie TV
Christians Demand Sovereignty as Lebanon Seeks Settlement
Maronite leaders at a monastery north of Beirut call for full government sovereignty across Lebanon as talks on political reforms and a Khaddam mediated settlement proceed. About 7,000 PLA troops remain in Lebanon with Palestinian guerrilla groups, fueling sectarian tensions that have driven ten months of conflict and economic collapse.
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Palestine Liberation Army
PLA
Lebanon
Syria
Beirut
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