Population growth policy urged by Nixon commission
The Commission of Population Growth and the American Future urged a national population control policy in its interim report to President Nixon. It warned that U.S. population could reach 266 million by century’s end if birth rates stay low, or 321 million with three children per family, and that policy should shape decisions on resources, services, and quality of life.
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Carmichael calls for building over destroying in S F State talk
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