Pakistan Offers Family Planning to Curb Rapid Birth Rate
In Lahore a government drive marks bills and buses with a seal of a mother and two children to cut Pakistan's birth rate from 50 to 40 per thousand. Dr Willard Boynton of USAID says about 20 million fertile couples exist. 700,000 women use loops and 30,000 people monthly undergo vasectomies or tubectomies as 1,000 visitors are trained to insert loops.
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Associated Press
Lahore
Pakistan
Dr. Willard
U.S. Agency For Internation
Boynton
al Development
Taps Origin Shared With Civil War Beginning Notes
The article recounts how the bugle call Taps emerged during the Civil War when Capt. Robert Ellicombe buried his son after rescuing him, leading Gen. Butterfield to craft the new tune. May 30 marks Memorial Day observations nationwide with Taps closing ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Johnny Reb
Ellicombe
South
Daniel Butterfield
Ellscombe
Gen. Butterfield
Olver Morton
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
No Indonesian News of Plot on Suharto
Reports of a Communist plot to assassinate President Suharto and 19 aides were denied by Jakarta officials and discounted by observers. Antara offered no coverage while foreign papers carried the claim amid economic and inflation pressures facing Suharto’s government.
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Suharto
Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Merdeka Palace
Amir Machmud
Communist Party
Sukarno
Tragedy Near New Lenox After Car Strikes Bridge Abutment
Five year old Russell Leroy Haywood of rural New Lenox died when the car he rode in hit a concrete bridge abutment on Lenox Road. His sister Barbara Say, age 3, was listed in critical condition.
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New Lenox, Till
Russell Leroy Haywood
New Lenox
Lenox Road
Barbara Say
The Scientific Marriage Foundation Founder Marie Torre
Ex newspaperwoman Marie Torre hosts a Pittsburgh TV show and discusses the Scientific Marriage Foundation. The program notes a 2,500 clergy network, 10 dial computer matching, and a low divorce rate, with calls to request a Marriage Questionnaire from Dr. Crane.
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Marie Torre
Pittsburgh
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Shells Defused After Found at Centralia Salvage Yard
Army ordnance specialists examined two shells found at the George White Salvage Yard in Centralia and pronounced them harmless. Capt. Gregory Burke said it would be near impossible to detonate the two 155mm shells, which were defused and found under a pile of metal near the business district. The origin of the shells was not learned.
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Centralia, Ill
Army Ordnance
Centralia
Gregory Burke
50Th Ordnance Detachment
Granite City
George White
Hawaii Ho a busy hour pilot for a future series
NBC’s Hawaii Ho a musical special stars Don Ho and blends show biz imagery with island tourism and sewing machine pitches. The hour feels overstuffed yet pleasant, with Ho guiding and lecturing on brotherhood as colorful Hawaii scenes flash by. ABC launches a new format news show with Frank Reynolds hosting and Averell Harriman interview from Paris. Kilpatrick critiqued Columbia demonstrators in florid terms, with promises of a future counterpoint.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Hawaii Ho
Don Ho
Brotherhood of Man
Lawrence Welk
Hawaii
Justice Black Becomes Third Oldest Supreme Court Justice
Justice Hugo L. Black marks a milestone by becoming the third oldest person to serve on the Supreme Court. He surpassed Louis D. Brandeis, who retired in 1939 at age 82. Black, born February 27, 1886, now enters his 88th year, with Holmes and Taney the only justices older in history.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Black
Louis D. Brandeis
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Roger B. Taney
Attorney General Seeks Halt at Little Dog Coal Mine
Atty. Gen. William G. Clark filed in Circuit Court for a temporary injunction to stop operations at the Little Dog Coal Mine in Gillespie. He says Florida Coal Co. failed to provide adequate workers compensation security. Judge Paul Verticchio set a hearing for June 10. the mine employs 175 people.
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Carlinville, Til
William G. Clark
Little Dog
Gillespie
Clark
Florida Coal Co
Paul Verticchio
Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns on Family Strife
A reader seeks guidance on a volatile relationship between Rudolph and his domineering girlfriend Karen and another asks how to handle telling a son the truth about his birth. Ann Landers advises quiet noninterference to avoid driving the couple apart and reinforces keeping the paternity secret.
Evening TV Schedule Listings
Broadcast lineup showing 6:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. primes across channels 2 5 and 7 with news weather sports editorial Lost in Space Kraft Music Hall Dream House Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres He and She Dom DeLuise Run For Your Life Tonight Joey Bishop Tonight movie slots and late news blocks.
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Virginian
Avengers
Beverly Hillbillies
Dream House
Green Acres
Dom DeLuise
Crossword Clue Grid From Daily Page
A compact puzzle list shows Across and Down clues with numbers and hints for fills such as Infants Rein Marshy meadows and other items. Entries include notable names and objects like Inventor of the telephone and Miss Keller across the grid.
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Mr. Lancaster
Miss Keller
Attorney
Special Zone Charges in School Segregation Suit
The Justice Department filed an amended complaint against South Holland School District 151 near Chicago alleging the district drew attendance boundaries and built facilities to preserve racial segregation. Enrollment is predominantly white at most schools while other schools are nearly all Negro. The government seeks desegregation plans for students and staff.
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Washington
Justice Department
South Holland
Chicago
North
Cook County
Til
U. S. District Court
Eartha Kitt Plans Private Mojave Camp for Underprivileged Children
Plan calls for year round camp on Kitt land in the Mojave Desert near Mojave California offering formal education and vocational training. She described the project at a news conference Monday and compared its operation to Boys Town in Nebraska.
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Los Angeles
Eartha Kitt
Mojave Desert
Mojave
Calif
Nebraska
Miss Kitt
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