Birth control pill sparks debate on sexuality and social change
At the AAAS annual meeting in Berkeley, social scientist Martin B. Loeb argued the birth control pill makes sex recreational rather than productive. Other researchers acknowledged its profound implications yet questioned wholesale revolution, noting broad social shifts while affirming the pill’s effectiveness.
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Berkeley
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SC Names 15 To Top Honor Roll
Fifteen students in the South Central school district earned all A’s in the second grading period. SCHS seniors Jon Harris Frances Van Scoy David Wilcox lead the top honor group. Other top honorees include juniors Sharon Leber Robert Snyder Calvin Swander sophomores Belinda Hopkins Marsha Keefer freshmen Debbie Eaton Loretta Walter and North Fairfield elementary pupils Dale Walters Mary Songstock Carol Walcher. Greenwich elementary also lists seventh graders Joseph McNemar Denice Hunter on the top honor roll.
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Greenwich
South Central School
South Central High School
Jon Harris
Frances van Scoy
David Wilcox
Sharon Leber
Robert Snyder
Calvin Swander
Belinda Hopkins
Marsha Keefer
Debbie Eaton
Loretta Walter
North Fairfield Elementary
Dale Walters
Mary Songs
Easing of Controls Predicted for Farm Exports
Senator George S. McGovern predicts Congress will ease food production controls next year to allow farmers to grow more for shipment overseas to hungry nations. His bill, pending in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, would enable more crops on more land with surpluses sent abroad. President Johnson reportedly agrees in principle to the proposal.
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UPI
Senate Agriculture Committee
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George S. McGovern
D S.C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
McGovern
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