Eisenhower Seeks to Ease Birth Control Debate in 1960 Campaign
President Eisenhower yesterday urged that the U S government not fund birth control programs in overpopulated countries, a stance welcomed by Catholic leaders and criticized by Protestant figures. The issue shadows the race as Catholic candidate Kennedy faces questions about church doctrine influencing policy.
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Margaret Sanger Attacks Eisenhower On Birth Control
Margaret Sanger, former international president of Planned Parenthood, says birth control is a governmental issue and should be addressed like polio and other health operations. She and Eisenhower both acknowledge global overpopulation as a serious problem, though they differ on government responsibility.
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World food surplus seen by 1975 in state study
A state department analysis released yesterday predicts a world food surplus by 1975 with wheat and rice in heavy supply. It notes per capita wheat up 4 percent and rice up 17 percent from 1948–52 to 1955–57, while overall food production rose 17 percent and population 10 percent.
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