Prevent Birth of Billion Babies urged at IMF Bank meet
World Bank President Robert McNamara urged a massive global birth control drive to curb population growth by 2000 and called for richer nations to boost foreign aid. He warned the rich poor gap would widen and argued a billion fewer births could reduce growth to about 1 percent annually. Police guarded a tense opening amid demonstrations by youths outside the Copenhagen meeting hall.
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McNAMARA criticizes aid with tough stance on developing nations
McNamara urged a tougher line on aid for developing countries and warned that current military expenditure hampers growth efforts. He argued aid conditions must link security interests to development outcomes and pressed for practical, accountable assistance.
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Chemical Damage in Globe Denied by Science Panel
A panel of government scientists discounted charges that weed control spraying near Globe Arizona caused widespread harm. The report linked only a minor human illness to the herbicides and found no animal injury or most plant damage. The panel noted a single possible case of dull eye irritation from past use and said deformities in a goose and a duck were unrelated. First Lady Pat Nixon will stay in Rome during the President’s Mediterranean trip, and she considered watching naval maneuvers but chose other activities.
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TV Industry to End Quick Pep Pill Ads
Washington DCI PU I reports the National Association of Broadcasters will end TV drug commercials showing a tired executive taking a pill and instantly becoming dynamic. The NAB outlines guidelines to curb easy answers to life problems and to monitor ads through the Television Code Review Board with potential station sanctions for violations.
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AMA denounces abortion mill hucksterism in medical ethics rebuke
The American Medical Association Judicial Council condemned solicitation for abortion as a violation of medical ethics. It decried commercialism and Huckstering, noting protests over ads for abortion facilities. The council urged that abortion remain a medical procedure conducted by licensed physicians in accredited hospitals with proper patient rights and standards of practice.
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Pregnant Women Warned Of Aspirin Risks
Doctors warn pregnant women to avoid aspirin near delivery citing higher bleeding risk in newborns. University of Rochester study analyzed 14 babies exposed to aspirin and 17 unexposed, finding three bleeding cases vs one, with no deaths or long term illness reported.
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Werner A. Bleyer
Robert T. Breckenridge
University of Rochester N.Y. School of Medicine and Dentistry
Journal of the American
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