Catholic Doctor Calls for Government Action on Population Problem
Foreign Briefs
ASIAN PAPERS PLAY BIRMINGHAM STRIFE '
Tokyo-fllPD-Aslan newspapers today prominently displayed
florin of iiclal strife tn Birmingham, Al., but said little
about It editorially.
Birmingham hat been competing with tha ttoubla In Haiti
for top play in tha foraign nawi pagaa of moil papars in non
Communist countrlaa of Alia.
Nawtpapari and radio broadcafti in Aiia't Communiit
countries hava carried report! of the Birmingham develop
ment!. But they, too, hava had relatively little comment.
POLES HELD IN ARGENTINA SAY ARREST 'MISTAKE'
Buenoi Aires-fllPD-Two Polei detained in loutharn Argen
tina Tuesday for taking picture! of tha Mar Dal Plata tub
marina bate taid Wadneiday night their arrest wet "a mis
take." Edmund J. Oimanciyk, whoie papert identify him at a
' correspondent for Red Poland's PAP agency, and his wife
Yolanda said they were photographing seals in Mar Del
Plata harbor when they inadvertently took soma pictures
of tha bate.
FRENCH ASSEMBLY APPROVES TREASURY LOAN
Parls-flJPD-The National Assembly Thursday approved a
bill calling for a $200 million treasury loan proposed by tha
government to pay higher wages in ttaie-run inauimet.
Tha loan was patted 2S6-14S.
Finance Mlnliter Valery Gitcard d'Ettaing explained the
loan would use up extra private funds in an effort to avert
inflation.
Wajhlnuton-A Catholic doc
tor, claiming that Catholic
doctrine does not bar govern
ment action on the population
problem, called Wednesday
for establishment of at least 10
federal-financed research cen
ters to atudy human repro
duction. Dr. John Rock, emeritus
professor of gynecology ai
Harvard and director of the
Rock Reproductive Clinic,
Inc., told a luncheon audience
of the Planned Parenthood
Federation:
". . . Catholic doctrine to
day is no obstacle to a mas
sive program of government
action on the population prob
lem; . . . many Catholic schol
art are as concerned with
Bills Approved By Legislature
Brown's Tax Plan Sfarfs Moving
' Sacramento (HPD Gov.
Edmund G. Brown'a tax re
form program started moving
through the legislature today
despite solid Republication
opposition.
Eight Democrats voted as a
block late Wednesday to push
from the Revenue and Tax
ation committee a series of
three measures - the first to
face committee action.
The three would:
-Require Insurance compa
nies to pay their gross pre
mium tax, which now
amounts to about $88 million
a year, on a quarterly basis.
It's now paid on June IS for
the preceding year.
-Eliminate the "home of
fice" deduction now allowed
insurance companies.
-Ask the voters to amend
the state's constitution to al
low the state legislature to
change the rate of the insur
ance tax now set at 2. 35 per
cent..
Salem ' clIPD Measures ap
proved Wednesday by the leg
islature:
By the Houte:
HB2000, 2075 - Budgets for
Blind Commission, State Po
lice.
HB1223 - Inheritance tax
exemptions.
HB1231-Metropolitan study
commissions.
HB1312 - Requiring bien
nial land board report to legis
lature. By the Senate!
SB335-Amending billboard
regulation law for highways.
SB344 - Executive director
of advisory board on police
standards and training.
HB2028 - Payment of dis
trict attorney expenses.
HB2033 - Budget for exec
utive department.
HB207B - Budget for public
utility commissioner.
HJM19 - Urging Congress
to increase fire patrol and sup
pression funds.
HB1362 - Powers of ports
to advertise.
HB1510 - Arrest for prob
able cause.
HB1S12 - Relating to com
mercial fishing laws.
HB1873 - Creating separate
office of state fire marshal.
HB1814 - New seating in
school auditoriums.
Signed by Govarnori
HB1237 - Hospital commit
ments.
HB1282 - Vector control
districts.
HB1319 - Persons commit
ted to training schools or fa
cilities for minors.
HB1337- Motor vehicle and
aircraft fuel taxation.
HB1392- Powers and duties
of labor commissioner.
HB15I5-Acquisition of real
property by fish commission.
HB1608 - Ad valorem tax
ation. HB1773- Motor vehicle reg
istration. HB1791 - Administrative
school districts.
HB1801 - Hunting and fish
ing licenses for members of
armed forces.
HB2007 - Budget for Stale
Banking Department.
the tragic consequences of
over-population and the en
couragement of responsible
parenthood as are non-Catholics;
and . . . authoritative
Catholic teaching encompasses
a broad approach of toleration
toward those areas of public
policy on which there are re
maining disagreements."
"You will note that I did
not say that I expected the
Catholic church to reverse its
long standing opposition to
artificial contraception," Dr.
Rock added.
Because of this opposition
to some existing birth control
methods, he said, there is a
demand for fertility research
"aimed at new methods ac
ceptable to all faiths."
Religious disagreements on
birth control cannot be wish
ed awav. but they "do not
mean we must be paralyzed,"
Dr. Rock said, adding:
"Asreement will come only
after the expansion of the
methodology of fertility regu
lation to include, not merely
improvements of current
methods, but entirely new approaches."
To find these new approach
es, he proposed that the Na-
Stocks Stage Blistering Rally
New York rUPO Stocks
stalled a blistering rally to
day.
The advance was extremely
widespread with most gains
ranging from fractions to a
point. Leading steels, autos,
oils and chemicals were high
er, paced by Du Pont, and
the rail and utility sections
also showed firmness.
Burns, Lakeview
Oregon's Wettest
By United Press International
The wettest places in Ore
gon Wednesday were two
towns which usually are
among the driest.
Burns reported .52 of an
Inch of precipitation and Lake
view had .47. Temperatures
neared the freezing mark in
the two eastern Oregon com
munities early today and the
Weather Bureau said Like
view reported an inch of snow
and Burns a trace.
Elsewhere the most precipi
tation was .27 inch at Baker
while west of the Cascades
Salem had .15.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
New York-UIPIl-Dow Jonet
final ttock averages! 30 in
dustrials 718.54, up 5.99) 20
railroads 163.71, up 0.89: 15
utilities 138.74, off 0.25; and
65 stocks 254.00. up 1.39.
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Southern Co. 53J,
Southern Pacific 34
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Standard California -..
Standard Indiana ..
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Union Carbide 110",
Union Pacific 38 ',
United Air Lines 33 'i
U.S. Plywood 37 'i
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tional Institutes of Health
support "at least 10 major
research centers committed to
the study of human reproduc
tion, where investigators of
all disciplines could work on
solving this number one pub
lic health prblcm."
At a panel discussion fol
lowing Dr. Rock's speech it
was disclosed mat clinical
tests will begin soon on a
new once-a-month birth con
trol pill for men.
Dr. Warren Nelson, former
medical director of the world
population council, reported
on laboratory studies of a
group of compounds known
as dinitropyrroles.
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