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In 1967, the world population was approximately 3,473,412,880 people[†]
1967Noreena Hertz, English economist, author, and academic[†]
Noreena Hertz is an English academic, economist and bestselling author, who sits on the boards of Mattel, Warner Music Group and Workhuman. She has been Honorary Professor at the UCL Institute for Global Prosperity at University College London since 2014.
article on Const, controversial proposals, dispute over submission to voters
Sheik Abdul Hammid asSayeh, Pres and Acting Chief Justice of High Moslem Court, deported from East Jerusalem to east bank of Jordan River by Israeli authorities on charges of inciting subversion in occupied territory
Sec Rusk urges OAS tighten 'diplomatic, pol and econ isolation' of Cuba, s, conf; cites evidence of subversion; details proposed joint measures, including vigilance and cooperation to halt subversion; notes subversives have failed to capture pub support or disrupt econ and soc development plans; conf ends pub sessions; working com reptdly agrees on Venezuelan resolution condemning subversion
Health Min orders hosps not to automatically deny to patients prospect of resuscitation because of age or nature of illness; seeks to abate controversy
US planes raid enemy arty positions striking at Conthien; scattered action reptd; 1 US plane downed supporting US troops; map; illus
put at $50-75-million
natl bd meets; D P Moynihan, Galbraith s
Sec Boyd and Dem Natl Com acting treas Criswell deny charge that Transportation Sec's office is being improperly used to seek pol support for Pres Johnson from Govt-regulated transportation industries; issue denial after lobbyists for industries were invited by com to attend reception for Boyd at which he urged them to back Johnson for re-election; Criswell urged them to buy $1,000-a-couple ticket to dinner dance hon Johnson and wife, Washington, Oct 7
article on cruising in LI Sound
USSR and N Vietnam, at end of about 1 mo of talks, issue communique saying that USSR will continue to aid N Vietnam in '68; specific mil equipment noted; Western observers comment; say USSR aids N Vietnam at rate of $1-billion per yr; US regrets aid accord