Public shows little concern over population boom in Gallup poll
Princeton report notes two thirds of Americans not worried about predicted world population surge by 2000. Education and religion influence views with Catholics less worried than Protestants and college graduates more concerned. A quarter century trend finds over four in ten view four or more children as ideal.
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American Institute of Public Oploton
Princeton
N. J
Gallup
Innocent Kiss Sparks Diplomatic Photo Stir
Mrs. Gene Murphy says a festive photo showing her being kissed by Soviet Captain Yevgeny Ivanov was innocent fun at a London Christmas party. The scene occurred at a Diplomatist magazine event tied to junior naval attaches, part of a history linked to the Profumo affair scandal in Britain.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Gene Murphy
Yevgeny Ivanov
John Pro‘fumo
Ivanov
Profumo
Mrs. Murphy
Thomas Watson Murphy
U.S
Murphys
Monongahela, Pa
Diplomatist
Association
Kensington Hotel
Capt. Murphy
Murphy
Moscow
Man Accused of Choking Lubbock Policeman Fined
In County Court at Law, Clarence Elmo Thomas 36 was fined 100 dollars for aggravated assault after choking officer Floyd Hargrove during arrest on Feb. 13. Paul Rodriguez Santos 24 was fined 150 for aggravated assault for cutting Isabell Godinez on March 3 and 50 more for contributing to delinquency by giving a minor beer. Aubra Lee Cromer 52 was fined 101 for speeding after a Dec 31 radar stop on Tohoka Hwy. Other guilty pleas included Juanita Lamprecht 31 for check law violation Oscar Moseley 49 and Jose Martinez 36 each 100 with costs for carrying a pistol. Two men, James B. Walker 56 and Otis Glenn Glass 24, faced 500 bonds on illegal possession of barbiturates from a drive-in cafe arrest.
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James A. Ellis
Clarence Elmo Thomas
Thomas
Floyd Hargrave
Paul Rodriguez Santos
N. Ave
Isabell Godinez
N. Ave. N
Santos
Aubra Lee Cromer
28Th St
Cromer
Justice Court
Tohoka Hwy
Juanita Lamprecht
Lubbock
Oscar Moseley
Vanda St
Jose Martinez
Sherman Ave
Ellis
James B. Walker
21St St
Otis Glenn Glass
Ave. T
Parrot Receives $10,000 Trust From Deceased Buyer
In Buffalo New York a man with no other survivors left a $10,000 trust for his parrot. Bert Gerard the retired sales executive left funds for the bird to be cared for and housed by friends as directed by the surrogate's court. He left most of his $147,800 estate to charity.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bert Gerard
Friends
Gerard
Treatment Not Jail Urged For Addicts
Chicago federal report quotes two leading bodies urging rehabilitation over incarceration for drug addicts. The AMA Council on Mental Health and the National Academy of Sciences say addicts are sick and deserve treatment, not punitive confinement. They condemn abrupt withdrawal as inhumane and note cases where preserving the habit may be medically necessary.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
National Academy of Sciences
AMA
Council On Mental Health
National Research Council
National Academy of Science
De Gaulle Hints At Not Seeking Reelection in 1965
In southwestern France President Charles de Gaulle, age 72, suggested he may not run again after his seven year term ends in January 1966. He spoke during a five day swing through the region, noting that his task will have an end and that he may disappear from the scene.
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Angouleme
France
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Cogniac
Confolens
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Rip van Winkle
Dean
Bangkok
Thailand
United Nations Economic Commission For the
Far East
Monterey Center
Simmons
Sealy
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