Emphasis '65
By: a report from the Boston University Symposium on Population Growth and Birth Control ; with an introduction by U.S. Senator Ernest Gruening
Publisher: Boston University Student Congress
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Boston, Massachusetts
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
Subjects: Birth control; Contraception; Population policy
Notes: Received with the papers of Bill Baird.

Note in blue ink on front cover: Boston Univ. violates law.

Original white paper covers.
Table of contents: title: Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction; title: Latin American population growth and the Alliance for Progress  -- by Dr. Benedict Duffy; title: Action on the home front  -- by Dr. David E. Price; title: The changing pattern of population growth  -- by Frederick Osborn; title: Population, progress, and India  -- by S.K. Singh; title: Poverty, birth control, and public health  -- by Dr. Murray Grant; title: Nostrums and prescriptions  -- by Ashley Montagu; title: The significance of recent contraceptive developments  -- by Dr. Stephen Plank; title: Sexual attitutes and the regulation of conception  -- by Dr. Mary Calderone; title: The psychological advantages of family planning  -- by Dr. Graham Blaine; title: Natural law and conception  -- by Louise Dupré; title: A gynecologist speaks out on birth control  -- by Dr. Archie Abrams; title: A Protestant view of planned parenthood and birth control  -- by Rev. Tex Sample; title: A liberal Catholic comments on birth control  -- by Dr. John Rock; title: The Catholic Church and family planning -- by Msgr. George Casey.