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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1970

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Senate votes to fund free school lunches for needy children

The Senate moved to cover full federal cost of free and reduced price lunches, with Javits proposing to extend eligibility to all children in families earning 4000 dollars or less annually. McGovern won approval to raise federal participation to 100 percent and add monthly reports, plus 150 million more for breakfast programs to reach 3 million children by 1973.

Washington Senate Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Javits Sen Geroge S. McGovern Senate Agriculture Committee Agriculture Committee McGovern South Dakotan Nixon

Doctors Debate Pill Side Effects Across Population

Washington report shows Dr. Francis Kane Jr of UNC Medicine says birth control pills reduce sex drive in some women and raise it in others with 10 to 15 percent experiencing reduced desire. He notes mild to moderate psychiatric morbidity linked to combined pills and mentions husbands often notice changes. Dr. Philip Ball urged a five year pill moratorium while Columbia University aide Elizabeth Connell warned against panic and cited global reliance on the pill amid poverty and abortion deaths.

Washington UPS Senate Francis Kane Jr University of North Carolina School of Medicine Kane Philip Ball Muncie Ind Elizabeth B. Connell

O Briens Decision Awaited On Return To Post

President Humphrey expects to learn within a day if Lawrence I. OBrien will accept a call to resume day to day Democratic Party leadership. OBrien, former postmaster general, chaired the party under Johnson and is now with a New York political PR firm.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Lawrence I. O’brien Humphrey O’brien Fred Harris D-Okla Lyndon B. Johnson New York

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