Religion professor predicts DIY abortion meds may render legal debate obsolete
Princeton religion professor Dr. R. Paul Ramsey told an International Conference on Abortion that soon safe do it yourself abortion medications could allow private, personal decisions beyond state law. He warned abortion may move into private realm, with magazines noting the M pill and women could perform self abortions regularly without facing the legality question. The Kennedy Foundation sponsor stressed no implied approval of abortion and highlighted concerns about mental retardation and therapeutic use.
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Man Surrenders in Cleveland Killing
ERIE AP A man turned himself in to police saying he killed a man in Cleveland. William Parker, 23, gave Radford Virginia as his address and approached two officers in a patrol car saying I have troubles. Parker is wanted for the Aug. 25 shooting of Kenneth Gibson in Cleveland.
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Observers to Brief LBJ on South Vietnam Election
President Johnson will receive a 22 member U.S. observer team led by Henry Cabot Lodge at the White House after they land at Andrews Air Force Base. Edward M. Locke accompanies the group and reports indicate the Saigon vote was generally free and fair with a focus on high turnout amid Viet Cong disruption.
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