Memory Pills and 100 Year Life Visions Spark Debate
AP reports on frontier biomedicine including memory enhancing pills, cancer cures, and 100 year lifespans raising public policy questions. British test tube babies may aid barren couples and sex selection, with fetal testing for genetic defects. Cloning and gene replacement loom, as researchers seek brain growth hormone and memory mechanisms, while ethical issues mount.
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CIA Financing Of Radio Hit By Fulbright
Sen J W Fulbright credits a Nixon plan to end CIA funding of anti Communist stations in Europe as a deception. He criticizes State Dept for not disclosing CIA’s 20 year role with Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. Assistant Secretary Hillenbrand testifies the stations are a major asset and supports funneling about 30 million dollars yearly through a new Council for Private International Communications.
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