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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1968
Page
4
Chinese Communist authorities denounce Western style medical education and unveil new rules to train barefoot doctors. The Red Flag journal calls the old system wasteful, proposing only one to three years of schooling for barefoot practitioners who treat patients without formal training.
The Presidential Council of the Italian Episcopal Conference voiced unqualified support for Pope Paul IV's anti birth control encyclical. It urged married couples to accept the church ban on artificial contraception with the spirit of faith.
Moscow condemns Communist led uprisings abroad while warning against Maoist militant tactics. Pravda cites Indonesia’s 1965 failed bid to seize power, noting massive communist deaths and China’s role. Vatican note covers pope encyclical teachings and clergy guidance on responsible parenthood and procreation.
London based sources say up to a quarter million Soviet troops would be stationed permanently in Czechoslovakia near the West German border. Reports place 10 to 15 divisions plus armor and logistics, amid Prague talks on partial troop withdrawal and NATO planning for an emergency conference in Brussels to reassess defenses and Moscow’s intentions.
A nationwide Sindlinger poll of 1,474 adults found 63.2 percent of those following the Paris peace talks support the United States position that bombing North Vietnam should halt only if North Vietnam reduces its military actions similarly. Among 249 who disagreed, 35.8 percent cited the need for a new president, 33.4 percent urged stepping up the war, and minor shares suggested other options.
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