Planned Parenthood and Population Law Debate
A Planned Parenthood luncheon in San Francisco featured Dr. Edmund W. Overstreet of the UC Medical School predicting that if parents do not limit family size governments may pass laws to curb population. He cited stagnant world food production and a 1965 population rise, stating earth can support two children per family though US averages 3. Beck, Reagan aide, described the memo proposing voluntary Lincoln and Washington birthday work holidays as a nonpaying, noncompensated plan to maintain payroll costs.
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Smallest of Four Surviving Quinti Dies in New York
Tiny Bud Aranson, secretary Kyjitha Harris, the smallest of four surviving quinti, died today in Brooklyn after a brief illness. A union leader warned the plan would lower morale among state employees, while the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn confirmed the infant’s death at 4 15 a.m. due to complications following pneumonia.
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California
Bodies of 3 Found in Plane Wreck East of Albuquerque
Three Oklahomans died when a single engine plane crashed in the Sandia mountains east of Albuquerque after a midnight refueling stop. The aircraft carried a pilot and a funeral home director returning a woman's body to Tulsa for burial, authorities said.
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Sukarno Treason Trial Backed by Nasution Says
Congress Chairman Abdul Haris Nasution announced a delegation of 300 anti Communist students spoke in Jakarta urging Sukarno to be removed from office and tried for treason today.
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Noted Architect A H Gentry Dies At 80
A H Gentry, nationally recognized architect, died Monday in a Kansas City hospital at age 80. His works include the Municipal Auditorium in Tulsa and the Truman Library in Independence. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hendricks Funeral Home. Meanwhile in Indonesia, Suharto pledged to remove Sukarno and bring him to trial for the 1965 coup, as troops were placed on combat alert near Parliament.
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Bush Fire Kills 8 Reports From Hobart Suburbs
Hobart Tasmania reports a deadly bushfire sweeping outer suburbs. The governor urged state workers to accelerate reimbursements and subsidies as the blaze claimed eight lives with eleven others missing and seven hundred left homeless while relief efforts continue.
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Kosygin Warns U S on Vietnam During Britain Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin warned in London that American aggression in Vietnam could overflow and come closer to the Soviet Union than expected. He spoke during a week-long visit with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and discussions reportedly covered potential U S restraint.
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New York Publisher Seeks New Authors and Manuscripts
A terse note from ending book publisher Manus Cripts et al invites nonfiction, scholarly and religious works and other genres for consideration. Res Bookist Lal Nantage Press lists a New York postal address for submissions.
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American Sweepstakes Warning from Mobil Ad
An advertorial warning against reckless driving uses the slogan Every 18 seconds we have a winner. It urges self deception on curves icy highways and alcohol before driving. The piece asserts Mobil’s interest in keeping drivers out of the Great American Sweepstakes and to choose life over risk.
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