Thurt., May 9, 1963 Th News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 3
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On Birth Control
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Catholic physician has called on
the National Institutes of Health
to set up immediately "at least
10 major research centers" to
work on new methods of fertility-
control.
Dr. John Rock, emeritus profes-
sor of gynecology at Harvard '
University and codeveloper of the-'
oral contraceptive pill, made the
plea at a luncheon meeting spon-
sored by the Planned Parenthood
Federation world population emer
gency campaign.
"Catholic doctrine today is no
obstacle to a massive program at
government action on the popula
tion problem," Rock said. "Many. J
Catholic scholars are as concerned
with the tragic consequences of
overpopulation as are non-Catholics."
He noted that the late Pope Plus
Xll and other "authoritative
church leaders" have urged great- ,
er scientific research to perfect '
the rhythm method of birth con
trol which Catholics find morally
acceptable.
Rock said ho had no doubt that -a
massive research program would
quickly lend to variety of "im
proved, reliable, natural methods '
of fertility regulation" which would
be acceptable to all religious"
groups and cheap enough to be
introduced on a mass scale in un
derdeveloped countries.
Ho said it is "tragic" that the
Mil is spending "only about $3
million a year for fertility re-'
search out of a budget of. close
to $900 million."
Calling for a scientific effort
comparable to the wartime Man
hattan Project which developed tho
atomic bomb, Rock said that the.
threat of overpopulation is so grave
that "scientists must be attracted
to work in this field" even if other,
medical areas are temporarily"
neglected.
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Republicans Hit
Aid To U.S. Idle
Plan Of Kennedy
By United Press Inttrnational .
Rcbublicans called attention Wed
nesday to an anll-dlscriminatiou
regulation in an effort to defeat an
administration plan to boost aid-
for communities with chronic un
employment.
In a minority report accom
panying the $445 million authori
zation bill, a group of Republi
cans printed the text of an anti
discrimination regulation which
governs use of facilities built
with federal aid under the area
redevelopment program.
Tho regulation, published Jan. 4
in the Federal Register, previous
ly had received Uttlo attention.
Because it is "a comparatively
new addition" to the program,
the Republicans said they re
printed the text "for the benefit
of members who may bo inter
ested." Without expressing any view on
the merits of tho rrgulation, tho
GOP report called specific atten
tion to two of Its provisions:
uno that Dors racial segrega
tion or other such discrimination
in nursing homes built with tho
program's help. The attention fo
cused on (his could make it more
difficult for Democratic leaders
to line up votes from Southern
Democrats.
A provision that exempts
from the anti discrimination rules
ill hotels, molds or other f n c i 1 i -les
intended for occupany for pe
riods of less than 30 days. This
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Northern Democratic liberals to
otc against an attempt to
A-rilc a tougher anti-aiscrimina-.ion
amendment into the bill.
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nent would, in turn, make it still
nore difficult to win Southern
iouthern votes for the legislation.
Other congressional news:
Rsttrictiont: The House Com
mitteo on Un-American Activities
hoped to wind up a two-day hear
ing on whether there should be
further restrictions on travel by
U.S citizens to Cuba. The com
mittee, as usual, refused to dis
close the identity of witnesses
who would appear today.
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