European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 08, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 6 the stars and stripes Friday september 8, 1967 tits Vyff a is we Strong economic growth in the coming months expected by experts show Biz reunion California gov. Ronald Reagan left gets together with old movie Bud Dies Robert stack far right and George Chan Dler As the Uso honoured Reagan in his Sacra mento office. Representing the Uso were Bru Nette Sherry Jackson and blonde Diane me Bain who will be going to Vietnam to entertain the troops for Christmas. A photo empt fro taxes the let s give a Yeu for dear old iks Washington a anon profit alumni group which subsidizes its Alma mater s foot Ball training table May be sex Federal income internal Revenue service ruled subsidy irs said Furth ers the University s educational program. As is its policy irs withheld the name of the University and the alumni group in publishing the ruling in its weekly bulletin. Irs said the organization main activity is to subsidize a training table for coaches an University athletes. The group pays the Cost of meals beyond what the University pays. Membership in the group i open to former students of the University and Money is obtained from dues and contrib the group s purpose and activity furthers the University educational program by provid ing necessary services to ath letes and coaches it qualifies for a tax exemption irs said. I must first file an application for the exemption Vith a District director of internal Revenue. Medical expert predicts 30-Day birth control Pill u.s., Norway study lights with rockets Washington a elec tric Fields linked with the Phenomena of the Northern lights Are being studied through a ser ies of rocket launching sponsored by the United states and first two pairs of Nike Tomahawk rockets we relaunched from a Cloya Norway last week the National aeronautics and space administration has announced. A third pair will be launched later. Atlanta up the times not far off when women wish ing to avoid pregnancy will Beable to take a single Pill and gain Protection for a full month an american medical expert on Oral contraceptives predicted wednesday. Also being worked on by med ical scientists Are a morning after Oral contraceptive Pilland a Pellet that would be effective for perhaps up to two look at what the future May hold for planned parenthood and the possibilities of control Ling the world s exploding popu lation was Given by or. Robert Benjamin Greenblatt professor and chairman of the depart ment of endocrinology at the medical College of Georgia. He was one of the pioneers in the area of Oral contraceptives. Working on Pill in an interview Greenblat said he was working on an Oral contraceptive Pill that would retaken on the 25th Day of a woman s Cycle and be effective for a month. He said that in Experiment conducted Over the past two to three years 100 women Hac been taking the one month Pill with the dosage varied in three separate tests. Only two women of the 100 had become pregnant while taking the Pill he said indicating that it was at least 90 per cent present Day Oral contraceptive Pill must be taken each Day for 20 Days to be effective. Greenblatt said that other med ical scientists at Yale were experimenting with a Oral contraceptive Pill which could be taken the Day following sexual Intercourse to prevent pregnancy. Tiny Pellet the population Council of Newyork City sponsored by the Rockefeller foundation is work ing on perfection of a tiny Pellet that could be inserted under the skin to prevent pregnancy for up to two years Greenblat said. Greenblatt predicted that these of Oral contraceptives would increase greatly in the future and become As generally accepted As vaccinations Are no against infectious diseases. He said Oral contraceptives while not the main answer to the world s population explosion will contribute greatly to its so use also will greatly Benefit the institution of marriage by removing Many cases of stress and tension in sexual relationships Greenblatt added. In a later speech before the Nai b Rith women s Organiza Tion Greenblatt defended the us of the Oral contraceptive. Washington a the White House made Public wednesday a report in which administration economists said they have new evidence of Strong economic expansion in the weeks and months ahead. The report was presented to president Johnson at a Cabinet meeting by chairman Gardne Rackley of the Council of eco nomic was issued two Days after the International monetary fund in its annual report indicated concern that an economic revival in the United states might not reach a satisfactory rate this year. Projection confirmed Ackley told Johnson and the Cabinet every recent piece of economic information confirm the projection of a Strong eco nomic expansion in the second half of 1967 and 1968." the Council predicted that unless spending is restrained and Congress votes a tax increase demand will expand More rap idly than production can keep up producing Strong inflation Ary pressures and renewed credit the report said that the jul increase in consumer prices and the August Rise in wholesale Industrial prices provide unwelcome but convincing indication of inflationary pressures the latest statistics cited in predicting a Strong eco nomic upturn the Council noted wednesday s report of an a gust drop in unemployment a bulge in payroll employment and a second straight monthly increase in average hours of work. The report dealt briefly with respects for an Auto strike wednesday Auto strike so Long As confined to one producer Willom what Dampen current a Ivity it said. But its main effect will be to postpone product Ion sales and incomes into lat-3r months. Thus a slower than Normal Rise will be followed Bya faster Rise once the strike is abortion death figures inflated statistician says Washington a a statistical expert said wednesday some supporters of liberalize abortion Laws use vastly inflated figures on the number of death from illegal abortions to scare people into backing their caused. Christopher Tietze Call ing estimates of such death that Range Between 5,000 and 10, 000 unmitigated nonsense said the estimated one million illegal abortions yearly result i Only about 500 deaths. The higher estimates remade by people who feel in order to raise sympathy for liberalized abortion Laws they have to make people afraid he Tolda news briefing at the internal to vial conference on , associate director of the biomedical division of the population Council of new York said he favors scrapping All la against abortion and making i available to any woman wishing it. Peace corps May set up academies Washington a therace corps May establish close ties with a few universities the Hope of eventually setting up permanent peace corp academies. Brent k. Ashabranner the corp s acting Deputy director sketched the outlines of the Plann a speech before the american psychological association. I am sure we will see in the next few years he said a Sharp decrease in the old Pat Tern of one shot and hoc training programs sprinkled Willy Nill around the nation s Hawaii training he said that with fewer schools involved the peace corps could establish an in depth relationship in the hop that the universities with which we develop such plans could almost become or contain peace corps example he said next year the University of Hawaii will on a contract basis train More than 1,000 volunteers foreast Asia and the Pacific. Such an arrangement should make possible the build up and application of great expertise he said in academies where the processes of International communication understanding and development would be studied and the results of the studies applied in Yorty s to show continued by sponsor los Angeles a May or Samuel w. Yorty s sunday evening discussion show has been renewed by Jack Rorke productions and Khz to for third 13-week period the Spon sors announced s guests next sunday on the television show will include actress Jane Wyman basketball Star Elgin Baylor and Barr Gold water. Sheraton Dies Boston up Ernest Henderson internationally known financier and co founder of the world s largest hotel system the Sheraton corporation died Earl wednesday in a Boston Hospital of a heart attack. He was 70. To g o i how7p Vou pkg to 0& a 0 0zotue& in Fiat 0m Rue Nav a 9ouuu a Sayi my a
