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201. "Population-"The Problem of Our Time,'

20, 1965, page 34.--

202. Address by H.E. Dr. Alberto Lleras Camargo to the First Pan-Ameri-

can Assembly on Population, Cali, Colombia, August 11, 1965----

203. "Some Economic Aspects of Population Change in the Developing

Countries," by Frank W. Notestein, the Population Council, ad-

dress given to First Pan-American Assembly on Population, Cali,

Colombia, August 12, 1965-----

204. "Influence of Population Growth on the Development of Latin

America," by Dr. Manuel San Miguel, address given to First Pan-

American Assembly on Population, Cali, Colombia, August 1965

(translated from Spanish to English by G.A., Translation Section of

the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Wash-

205. Review of John T. Noonan's book, "Contraception," appearing in

Oxford University Press Catalog..

206. "Birth Control Works for the Poor as Well as the Rich," by Donald J.

Bogue, professor of sociology and director of the Community and

Family Study Center, University of Chicago, testimony before the

Illinois State Birth Control Commission, June 24, 1964, State of

Illinois Building-

207. "A Family Planning Program for the Low-Income Family," by

Elizabeth C. Corkey, Mecklenburg Health Department, Charlotte,

N.C. (paper originally presented at the Groves Conference on Mar-

riage and the Family, Knoxville, Tenn., April 1964; article in

Journal of Marriage and the Family, November 1964).

208. "Planned Parenthood in Mecklenburg County," by Wallace H. Kuralt,

director of public welfare, Mecklenburg County, N.C., February

209. "Dumpson: Give Data on Births to Poor,' by Rasa Gusteitis,

Herald Tribune, September 14, 1965---

210. "This Most Profound Challenge," by Mrs. Katherine Brownell

Oettinger, Chief of the Children's Bureau, Welfare Administration,

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (an address before

the Fall Conference on Public Family Planning Clinics, Hotel

Roosevelt, New York City, September 9, 1965) -

211. "New Horizons," by Mrs. Katherine Brownell Oettinger, Chief of

the Children's Bureau, Welfare Administration, Department of

Health, Education, and Welfare (an address made before the Insti-

tute on Health Education, sponsored by the Davidson County

Anti-Tuberculosis Association, Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn.,

July 12, 1965) – –

212. "Salaries and Expenses, Children's Bureau, 1966 Estimate," state-

ment given by Mrs. Katherine Brownell Oettinger before the House

and Senate Subcommittees on Appropriations for Labor, and

Health, Education, and Welfare on February 24 and March 23,

1965, respectively--

213. "Grants for Maternal and Child Welfare, Children's Bureau, 1966

Estimate," statement given by Mrs. Katherine Brownell Oettinger

before the House and Senate Subcommittees on Appropriations for

Labor, and Health, Education, and Welfare on February 24 and

March 23, 1965, respectively-

214. Statement on Family Planning adopted by the Delegate Assembly of

the National Association of Social Workers on December 13, 1962..

215. Letter to Senator Ernest Gruening from Don A. Goodall, legislative

general manager, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, September 8, 1965.

SEPTEMBER 22, 1965

216. Photograph of witnesses who testified on S. 1676 before the Subcom-

mittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures, September 22, 1965: Dr. Jack

Lippes, Dr. Irene Taeuber, Dr. Oscar Harkavy, and Dr. Bernard

Berelson, with Senator Ernest Gruening, chairman..

217. "Economic Problems of Population Growth," by Oscar Harkavy,

director, population program of the Ford Foundation (paper de-

livered to the 37th Annual Conference of the Catholic Association

for International Peace, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.,

October 23, 1964, published by the Ford Foundation).

218. Excerpts from "The Ford Foundation Annual Report, October 1,

1963, to September 30, 1964," concerning population_

219. Chart showing percentage of people in selected countries wanting no

more children, presented at the Geneva Conference on Family

Planning Programs, August 23-27, 1965, by Dr. Bernard Berelson

220. Chart showing percentage of people not wanting more children, by

number of children, presented at the Geneva Conference on Family

Planning Programs, August 23-27, 1965, by Dr. Bernard Berelson 1832

221. Press release issued by the Population Council From the Intercon-

tinental Hotel, in Geneva, Switzerland, concerning the Geneva

International Conference on Family Planning Programs, co-

sponsored by the Ford Foundation and the Population Council;

releases were made on August 19, and 24-28, 1965__

222. "Family Planning Programs Today: Major Themes of the Geneva

Conference,' by Dr. Ronald Freedman, paper delivered at the

Geneva Conference on Family Planning Programs, August 23–27,

1965 (published as "Studies in Family Planning, No. 8" (supple-

ment), the Population Council, October 1965).

223. "The Population Council, Annual Report for the Year Ended Decem-

224. "A Study in Fertility Control," by Bernard Berelson and Ronald

Freedman, article in Scientific American, May 1964, volume 210,

No. 5, pages 29-37--

225. Photograph of Lippes Loops and Loop Inserter, courtesy of Dr. Jack

226. Photograph of intrauterine devices: "On the Frontiers of Medicine:

Control of Life," Life magazine, September 10, 1965, reprinted

with permission copyright Time Inc...

227. Edward P. Morgan and the News, August 31, 1965, sponsored by the

AFL-CIO, American Broadcasting Co. Radio Network..

228. "World Population Conference Concluded in Belgrade,'

Nations press release SOC/3408, U.N. Office of Public Information,

Economic and Social Information Unit, September 11, 1965-

229. Excerpts from the report of the Economic and Social Council, and the

Report on the U.N. Conference on Population, held in Belgrade, in

"U.N. Monthly Chronicle," volume II, No. 8, August-September

1965

230. "Future Population Trends," by Irene B. Taeuber, Ph. D., paper

presented at the United Nations World Population Conference,

1965, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.--

231. "India Begins Production of Birth Control Device," New York Times,

August 10, 1965..

232. "India's Population Problem," by K. S. Sundara Rajan, Finance and

Development, volume II, No. 3, September 1965, pages 144-151...

233. Official statement adopted by the General Conference of the Method-

ist Church, 1964, and correspondence to Senator Ernest Gruening,

to the President of the United States, and to Miss Laura Olson

(Senator Gruening's special consultant on population problems)

from Mr. Carl Soule, executive secretary, Division of Peace and

World Order, Board of Christian Social Concerns, the Methodist

Office for the United Nations; also "Gruening Population Bill,"

taken from "Statements 1965" adopted by the General Board of

Christian Social Concerns of the Methodist Church at the 1965

annual meeting, Louisville, Ky., October 18-20, 1965---.

234. "Crisis Ahead; and We Can't Duck," by Carroll P. Streeter, editor,

Farm Journal, preprint for October 1965 issue..

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235. "Next: The War on Hunger," preprint of an editorial, Farm Journal,

October 1965---.

POPULATION CRISIS

TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1965

U.S. SENATE,

SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AID EXPENDITURES,
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS,

Washington, D.C. The subcommittee met at 10:05 a.m., pursuant to recess, in room 3302, New Senate Office Building, Senator Ernest Gruening (chairman of the subcommittee) presiding.

Present: Senators Gruening and Simpson.

Also present: Ann M. Grickis, assistant chief clerk, Committee on Government Operations; Mary S. Glotfelty, clerk, Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures; and Laura Olson, special consultant on population problems.

OPENING STATEMENT OF THE CHAIRMAN

Senator GRUENING. The hearing will please come to order. I direct that the photograph taken of our distinguished witnesses today be made a part of the hearing record at this time.

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Witnesses who testified on S. 1676 before the Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures, August 31, 1965: Senator Milward L. Simpson, Mr. James V. Bennett, Dr. Mary S. Calderone, and Mr. Henry P. Caulfield, Jr., Dr. Virgil M. Rogers was not present when the picture was taken. (Left to right: Senator Simpson, Mr. Bennett, Dr. Calderone, Senator Ernest Gruening, chairman, and Mr. Caulfield.)

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