Birth Control Handbook sparks campus debate at Princeton
A Princeton University campus issue centers on a Birth Control Handbook approved by the Advisory Council at the Sex and Education Clinic. The document argues for population control, critiques racism in the movement, and blends sexual guidance with political ideas. Separate notes from Princeton Alumni Weekly discuss student housing and social life, while a London report notes the Forestry Commission considering contraceptive pills for grey squirrels to curb their numbers.
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U S Tried to Stop Allende in 1964 Political Interference Details
Washington Post reports the United States spent up to 20 million dollars in 1964 to prevent Salvador Allende from winning Chilean presidency. Up to 100 State Department and CIA personnel were involved, with figures like Cord Meyer directing covert actions. ITT considered in 1964 but not proven involved.
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First Valley Bank of Lompoc Opens Monday at 10 AM
The city gains its first independent bank since 1921 with the First Valley Bank of Lompoc opening Monday at 10 a.m. at Walnut Avenue and North H Street in temporary quarters. Terrill F. Cox chairs the board, Halmer Harrison serves as president, with 347 local stockholders backing a $900,000 capitalization. Civic and state officials attend the ribbon ceremony and founders checking accounts come with no service charge. Banking hours include Saturday mornings and extended weekday hours, plus free gifts for new account openings.
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Lompoc Cultural Events: Film, Music and Sales Schedule
The Lompoc Museum screens Nanook at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 200 South H St admission free. Friends of the Library hold a book sale April 14 10 a m to 3 p m with a preview April 13. Orpheus Trio concert April 10 curtain 8 15 p m members only. A noon program April 14 12 10 p m at the library. Model T Ford film at Beckwith Ranch tied to local sites. Auxiliary Fleet Reserve sale April 13 10 a m to 3 p m Del Norte Mobile Estates hall. La Purisima Catholic School presents The Pirates Daughter April 27 28 7 p m adults 1 50 children 50 cents. Rough Ashlar Social une Club dance April 28 9 p m to 1 a m Veterans Memorial Building. Womens Division Chamber flea market April 28 Lompoc High School lot space info Chris Cass RE 6 3431.
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Dear Abby Readers Face Family Stress and Divorce
A pregnant mother describes marital cruelty and a chaotic home life prompting advice to consider leaving. A separate letter seeks guidance on a midlife lifestyle shift and therapy before changing partners or careers. A UPI item notes Paramount film crews filming a chase scene despite typical rainy weather.
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Senator urges tighter controls on Reagan jet use in California
Republican senator Howard Way calls for stricter limits on Governor Reagan's 400 mph executive jet. He wants bans on cross state travel and public flight records to reveal trip purposes and passenger names. The state says $52,926 spent on flights in three months plus $2,520 for a Sinatra dinner and $10,000 to fly to Pacific Palisades.
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ReaganCampaign Door Knock Draws Signatures
Ronald Reagan toured Pacific Palisades neighborhoods to collect petition signatures for his tax reform bill. In a brisk one hour session he secured nine signatures, including three from Democrats, and even met a housewife with a pet cat.
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