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In 1965, the world population was approximately 3,334,533,703 people[†]
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NY Claims Ct rules child born as result of rape of patient in state mental inst can recover damages from state for illegitimate birth if it is proven that rape resulted from hasp negligence, Manhattan State Hosp '62 case
Kastor, Hilton fined $50,000, Andreadis gets 18-mo jail term and $50,000 fine, Drug Research Corp fined $53,000
31 persons, including 9 Amers, killed in terrorist bombing of river boat restaurant, Saigon; illus
rebel civilians clash with police, San Francisco da Macoris; at least 16 killed, 25 hurt; junta repts 30 jailed; threatens severe reprisals; sniper fire continues, Santo Domingo; US forces do not shoot back
HR Small Business subcom hearings, NYC; small-business me n attribute decline in number of businesses in ci ty to such factors as high land costs, 'chaotic' taxes, 'obsolete' zoning rules and union objections to cost-saving tech advances; Repr Multer says city faces staggering crisis; Wagner comments on loss of mfg jobs; suggests Cong provide 'equalizing factor' to protect big cities from exodus of indus seeking low land costs; Comr Broido urges raising limit on development loans; SBA Admr Foley calls NYC econ 'sluggish'; says major problem is obsolescence; P Noble, C H Mees testify
hearing; Dr Wynder casts doubt on rept on lung cancer link, warns against unduly alarming New Yorkers; illus; com counsel details med research in rept; Met Museum of Art repr repts pollution effect on outdoor sculpture at Cloisters; Bklyn Botanic Garden repr repts effect on plants; I Michelson stresses real cost to consumer; ex-Comr Greenberg stresses pollution link to respiratory diseases
all 84 aboard killed as MATS C-135 carrying marines bound for Vietnam crashes on takeoff from El Toro Marine Station, Calif; illus; map
E Ger places strict curbs on barge traffic; map; will collect fees and issue permits to vessels and crews; Min Winzer demands allies negotiate air rights; W Ger sees USSR behind harassment
Sen Zaretzki seen nominated for Sup Ct, and if so, his nomination for Sen will be filled by Dem orgn com on vacancies
NAHA, Okinawa, June 25 -- A 27-year-old Army lieutenant, Richard R. Steinke of Milwaukee, was convicted by a court-martial today of refusing to obey orders and to expose himself to "hazardous conditions and hostile elements."
Johnson tells sec Gen Thant, after s in San Francisco, that he is sending E R Black to SE Asia to study aid needs
US State Dept gravely concerned over Bennett execution; believes 19 Amers are Vietcong prisoners; fears Saigon plans for dealing with suspected terrorists