Lobbying group U S population policy unit formed
Former Sen. Joseph D. Tydings and Dr. Milton Hisenhower announced the formation of a national lobbying group in Washington. The new unit aims to influence U S population policy and public health discussions, signaling a coordinated effort by policymakers and researchers to shape national demographic agendas.
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Washington Star
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Coalition For National
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Johns Hopkins University
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Thieu targets drug rings with wartime crimes and death penalty
President Thieu unveiled an emergency anti-drug bill making narcotics dealing a wartime crime and imposing the death penalty for importers and peddlers in organized rings. The measure, sent to the National Assembly, emphasizes addict rehabilitation and appears tied to U S pressure to curb supply to GIs and local youth.
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Colma Cemeteries Slowed by Prolonged Strike
Ten weeks into a walkout by greenskeepers and gravediggers Colma’s 13 cemeteries have become overgrown and trash strewn. The town of 500 near San Francisco buries about 10,000 yearly as union members demand a $6 daily wage raise plus fringe benefits. Over 1,000 bodies await burial as a meeting with cemetery operators and the Cemetery Workers Union is scheduled.
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Colma
Miguel Irizar- Ty
Joseph Aficto
Cemetery Workers Union
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