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fertility Control Study Asked W ASHINGTON UJPI'-A noted Catholic physician today 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 Hock, 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 of government action on the popula tion problem," Rock said. "Many Catholic scholars are as concerned with the tragic consequences of overpopulation as are non-Catholics." He noted thai the late Pope Pius XII 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 he had no douht that a massive research program would quickly lead to variety of "im proved, reliable, natural methods of fertility regulation" which would be acceptable to all reli gious groups and cheap enough to be introduced on a mass scale in underdeveloped countries. He said it is "tragic' N1H is spending million a year search out of t IIKRAI.D AMI NKWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon ThurMlay. May 9, 19H3 PAGE -.V WASHINGTON UPI' - The House wai set Unlay tn vote a (1 1 billiqtl pay ini'rease for 1.8 million nf the nation's service men Hut &12.000 draftees and en listoel ilill serving their two-year military obligation w ill he left oul in the mid, The pay bill, tailored tn suit congressional budget cutters, came tn the floor with strong hi partisan support. II was Ml) mil lion below what the administra ion wanted. fEGLERS IN WASHINGTON TOURNEY Three Kingsley Field personnel are repre sented on he Portland Air Defense Sector Bowling Team currently competing in the 25th Air Division Howling Tournament underway at Paine Field, Wash. The squad in cludes, left to right, Jack Miller, Portland International Airport; Tom Richmond, Klam ath Air Force Station, Calif.; Pappy Palciewski and Bill Dole, Kingsley Field; Jim Worthinqton, Portland International Airport, and Bert Cohee, Kingsley Field. Birmingham Police Accused Of Barbarism Against Riot to $900 million Calling for a scientific effort comparable to the wartime Man hattan Project which developed the atomic bomb, Rock said that the threat of overpopulation is so great that "scientists must be at tracted to work in this field" even if other medical areas are temporarily neglected. WASHINGTON iUPII The I Rep. Emanuel Ccller. D-N.Y chairman of the House Judiciary pointed directly at Birmingham Committee today accused Birming- and Greenwood, Miss., in his ver- that the ham police of using "barbaric 'ihal indictment opening hearings on only about Witactics to quell Negro rioters and 90 assorted civil rights proposals. for fertility re- called for swift passage of civil "The actions of the stale police budget of closc'righls legislation. and officials were barbaric despite Funds Slated For Bend Job W ASHINGTON (UPH - Accel eratcd public works funds totaling $60,000 have been allocated for U.S. Forest Service construction in Eastern Oregon. The allocation included $.",ngo for a greenhouse and library-conference unit at the Bend forestry research project and $25,000 to improve the access road to the Redmond smoke jumior air base. STAR GAZERV Br CLAV R. 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"Police clubs are bludgeons Fire hoses . and doRs have born used on defenseless school chil dren who are marching and sing ing hymns in protest of denials ot civil riphts. Celler said the actions of the commuiiMics were "blotches 01 the records" of Alabama and Mis sissippi and "our image abroad has been tarnished."- Strong endorsement for civil rights legislation also came in tes timony trom Sen. Kenneth H. Keating. RAW., and Reps. Steven Dcrouninn, RAW., and William T. Cahill, RAM. Keating tnld Celler that it uas up to the House to provide the leadership for a civil rights bill Despite scheduled hearings in the Senate, Keating said, "past ex perience offers no hope lor opti mism that any civil rights bill will be able to survive a full commit- lee filibuster and the other ob structionist parliamentary devices which we have learned to anticipate.' Ccller said ttwit in his opinion the outstanding problem remaining in the lick! of civil rights was achieving voting rights for all qualified persons. Union Halts Dance Show PORTLAND iUPII-A Portland dame school group has been turned down for a possible ap pearance on the Ed Sullivan lele vision show beeause it is non professional and does not have union affiliation. A spokesman for the Billings Swingsters. a group of 26 high school students, said the talehl coordinator for the television show sent word that appearances are being almost totally restricted to professional groups with union at filiations. The Portland group is scheduled In appear at New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel in July. It has scheduled an appearance here Friday, together with the Forest Clove Gleeman, to raise money for the trip. The (jleemen were prevented from filling an en gagement in Lns Angeles Tuesday because they are not union members. However, the gap may be nar-iduty. parachuting jumping and rowed by $X2 million if a hid to other hazardous work, boost retired ay over that rec- excluding draftees anil en listees with less than two years ommended by the House Armed Services Committee is success tul. This move had strong backing. Another $1 million also may be added if Rep. Charles K. Bennett. 11 Kla.. wins approval nf wi amendment In restore combat pay tu the hill. Comhal pay was cut nut by the committee. Boimelt said American service men under tire in Southeast Asia deserved the extia money, espe cially wlicn tlie military already is giving special pay for flight iin I9."8. of service, the committee conceded this was an economy move to save $1:14 million. It said the pay bill wa.s' designed mainly In en courage sorviremenl In continue their military careers, rather than leave fnr hetler-paying civilian jobs. The puy hike, averaging U per cent lor officers and 12 per cent tor enlisted men. would go into effect Oct. 1. The lost boost was The a v e r a g e dollar incrcasejmonth for sergeants. Officers would amount to (12 a month for would get boosts ranging from $13 private first class, $25 a monthla month for second lieutenants to fur corporals and up to $t!3 a Silo a month for generals. Because of the rarlfied air, car rying ,10 pounds at 19.000 feel elevation is as hard as toting 210 pounds at sea level. Ph. TU 4-3 188 Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. Open Friday Till 9 P.M. 9th and Pine Television Repair SPECIAL! l$g()50 For Most 17 and 21 -in. Sets Here Is What We Will Do Complete Repairs, Parts and Labor To Put Your TV in Like New Condition. Includes New Picture Tube If Needed One Year Service Warranty On Your Complete TV Set 3 A' S 4 1 J) w- icy 1 CY 4 it proper to call for Gordon's by name in English Pubs? It's not a matter of being proper. It's unnecessary. 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