January 23, 1969

Dr A E Schaefer describes Fed med survey finding in US children malnutrition-linked diseases usually associated with underdeveloped areas, Sen com hearing; describes symptoms of rickets, other ailments believed eradicated in US yrs ago

PARIS, Jan. 22 -- President de Gaulle stated for the first time today that he would serve his full presidential term, which expires in December, 1972. He thus cut short a wave of speculation that he might retire earlier.

Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith issues order forbidding RC priests and religious order members from participating in Center for Intercultural Documentation, Cuernavaca, Mex; ban made pub by center's dir, Msgr Illich, advocate of ch reform and critic of soc conditions in Latin Amer; S Amer bishops have charged that center is seedbed of heresy and revolutionary pol activity; center has no official connection with RC Ch but 20% of its students are priests or members of religious orders who intend to work in Latin Amer or among Spanish-speaking people in US; existence of center reptdly a threat to conservative Latin-Amer ch leaders; Illich cites lr from Cardinal Spellman and reaffirmation from Abp Cooke giving him 'explicit permission' to make 5-yr contract to stay in Mex at non-sectarian inst

Educ Bd reptdly votes, 5-4, to reject resolution offered by Mrs Shapiro directing Donovan to bring charges against Campbell and Vann but passes resolution urging continued probe of actions of both men; approves resolution setting up special bd com under W M Straley to examine existing procedures governing conduct of teachers and supervisors who advocate or stimulate racial or religious hatred; Comr Allen scores Campbell's reading of poem; Jewish Defense League gets show-cause order, State Sup Ct, directing Educ Bd to show why Campbell and Vann should not be dismissed

Budget Dir Mayo says surtax must continue because of Vietnam war and condition of econ