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patches on the currant contro
versy cv.r birth control. It re
ports on the actujl practices of
American families, and on legal
restrictions.
By LOUIS CASSELS
UPI Staff Writer O
WASHINGTON A large
majority of American families
practice some form of birth con
Irol.
That fact has long been obvious
from the U.S. birth rate, which
consistently remains far below
the biological maximum. It has
been confirmed by study ctnduct
ed jointly by the Uiivprsily of
Michigan research center ond the
Scripps foundation for population
research.
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713 white married women be
tween the ages of 18 and 39. Kx
ce;.t for the fact that .io Negroes
! were included, the women inter'
viewed were a sciennfically-se
'ected sample of the nation's
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groups and economic brackets in
cluiled in the right proiwrlions.
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lished, show that B2 peiOccnt o(
the women evp-essed "u'Uitmli
fied approval" of birth control.
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proved with some qualifications.
Includes All Fai:hs
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worded that all forms of birth
control including Hie "rhythm
method" approved by (he Catholic
Church were included.
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about the methods of birth (Con
trol used. v
They found that standard con
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casionally or exclusively, by 89
per cent of the Protestants and
96 per cent of the Jews who
practice birth control.
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most widely used among Catholic
wives, the research team said
that a "very significant" percent
age of Catholics acknowledge
regular or occasional use ot con
traceptives. The number who ad
milled using methods condemned
by their church constituted 30 per
cent of all the Catholic owives
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given that
the undersigned has been appoint
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Catherine E. McKay, deceased,
by the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Union.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required
to present the same at the office
of Helm & Neely. West-Jacobson
Building. La Grande. Oregon, with
proper vouchers, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at I. a Grand', Oregon.
this 3 day of Pccembcr, 1959.
Donald F. McKay. Administrator
ot the estate of Catherine r.
McKay, deceased
HF.I.M & NKKLY
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'.a Grande, Oregon.
Pub. Dec. 3. 10, 17, 2!, 159
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NOTICli is hereby given that
he undersigned has b-en appoint-
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jhelia Kay Stine, deceased, by the
"ounty Court of the s'.s'c of Ore
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H-rsons having claims against said
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iresent the same at the of'ice of
Helm at Neely, West-Jacobson
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iroper vouchers, within six months
rem the date of this notice.
DATED at La Grande, Oregon,
his 3rd day of December, 1959.
Nellie E. Stine, Administratrix
of the Estate of Shelia Kay
St in"?, doce-jsed
I ELM it NEELY
Mtorneys for Administratrix
West-Jacobson Building
'a Grande. Oregon,
'ub. Dec. 3, 10. 17. 24, 1959
It was indicated that the ' vice
president would; be 1 in only four
to six of the state prima'ies.
Rockefeller told news confer
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day that, if he became a candi
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primaries. .
Can Record Preference
Fifteen states and the District
of C'lumbia now have laws of
various types to allow voters it) a
primary election to record their
preference among candidates for
the presidential nomination of
their party.
Nixon was exiiected to be en
tered in the June 7 primary in
his home state of California and
in the May 20 primary to Ore
gon, where a new state law will
put all major contenders in both
parties on the ballots.
Depending in pat on Rockcfel
ler's moves, the New Hampshire
primary March S and the Wis
consin primary April 5 and possi
bly one or two other states were
listed as likely places for pre
convention campaigns by Nixon.
Organisations Set Up
Supporters of loth Nixon aid
R'rckelcllcr al'cady have set up
campaign organizatio is in New
Hampshire, which holds the na
tion's first presidential primary.
Wisconsin, which holds the second,
also is a probable spot for a con
test between the two contenders.
As the underdog and with most
of the GOP organization leaders
leaning heavily to Nixon. Hoeke
Icller needs to . show voter sup
port if he is to get serious at
tention from the - national con
vention. 1 '.. , .
Many Republicans think the
New York governor must win or
at least make a. strong showinc
in New Hampshire, to escape be
ing counted out early nexf year.
covered by the survey, and more
than 50 per cem of the Catholic
wives will had said they prac
ticed some form of Vnfth con
trol. O
Although few Americans real
ize it, there is a federisMaw, still
on the Looks, which makes It a
Mrime to import, man or trans
port in interstate commerce any
article for the prevention of con
ception." This law is called the Comstock
Act in honor of Vice Crusader
nthony Comstock, who pushed it
through Congress in 1873. Many
states adoiHed "little cfomstock
ids" during the same period.
lanning the manufactUd) or sale
if contraceptives or the dispens
ing of birth control advice. ; .
Reeaal All Bi 1 -Enforcement
of tlif, federal law
has been invalidated by a famltl
court decision rendered by Jug
Learned Hand "in 1936. All but
two of the slate laws have been
repealed. Connecticut and Massa
chusetts still have aiti-contracep-
tion !rfs.
The Massachusetts law permits
iruggists to sell appliances "for
the prevention of disease' and
the state officially closes its eyes
to the fact that these appliances
can also be used to prevent -con
ception.
In Connecticut, however, .the
law forbids even "the use of i a
contraceptive device. Dr. Alan F.
Giittnvicher, medical director of
the Ha :ned Parenthood Federa
tion, commented recently that
this law makes the citizens of
Connecticut "the largest mass
criminal population in America.'
Several court cases are . now
liending to challenge the consti
:utionality of the Connecticut law,
and one of them may reach .the
U.S. Supreme Court next year..
NEXT: Researchers seek n
Birth Control Method.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
hat the County Court of the Stat"
if Oregon for Union County h.is
ppointed the undersigned as Ad
ministratrix of the estate ot Frank
Herron, deceased. Alt persons
having any claim against the said
estate should present the same
Aithin six months from the date
of this notice to the undersigned
it the o.'fice of Burleigh k Carey,
West - Jacobson Building, La
Grande, Union County. Oregon, as
Attorneys for Administratrix
DATED this 17th day of De
cember, 1959.
DOTITHA HERRON. Adminis
tratrix of the estate of
Frank Herron. Deceased.
BURLEIGH fc CAREY
Attorneys for Administratrix
Drc. 17, 24, SI, 1959, Jan. 7. IW
OBITS
NEW YORK (UPH - John J.
' Jack Rouhins, 65, a top popula"
music publisher Iff the l!O0s and
1940s, died Tuesday night of a
coronary thrombosis.
Among the surjtta Robhins pub
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Over the Mountain." "Tempta
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Chance On Love" -and the 1943
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MOSCOW (UPI - Soviet mo
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direction, died Wednesday.
CAMDEN, S. C. (UPH -Harry
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