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Seven states now include child spacing in their public-health programs for maternal care, for those who lack access to private physicians. When all states bring this service within the reach of all married couples who want and need it, the criminal abortionist will be out of business...
...speech and record noted that they had been significantly tailored to their respective audiences. Omitted for Waldorf-Astoria listeners, for example, was a recorded assertion that "the present high concentration of investment banking in New York City is itself incompatible with free enterprise, for only large national corporations have access on reasonable terms to that market...
This bit of news aroused men in a dozen nations, from the Italian sailors who pondered serving under Stalin, to the Turks who wondered if the U.S. were going to press for Russian access to the Black Sea through the Bosphorus. Frenchmen, Yugoslavs and Greeks suddenly realized that they, too, had a claim to some of Italy's ships. But for once Franklin Roosevelt had scooped Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin on a big piece of news...
Unanimously the 55 companies claimed that the new venture was unnecessary. They called it a "violation of the Atlantic Charter"(which postulates equal access to the world's natural resources by all nations), and a dangerous U.S. Government commitment in one of the world's tinder-box areas...
...earthier power of the U.S.'s bigger guns, faster planes, heavier ships. They know Japan has conquered a rich empire, believe that the peoples of East Asia are united against the Western powers. Few of them seriously doubt the extravagant claims of continued victories, because they have no access to other information...