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No Top Business In Erhard's Visit By ARCH MacKENZIE WASHINGTON (CP)--The vi- sit here by Chancellor Ludwig Erhard of West Germany is re- garded more as a friendly rit- ual than a meeting for hard de- cisions. West Germany's wagon re- mains firmly hitched to the Uni- ted States star and that in it- self is something of a handicap to Erhard's bargaining position, some observers suggest. When the idea of a multi-na- tion nuclear force for NATO first was proposed, as a means to give Germany a greater nu- clear voice, West Germany en- thusiastically endorsed it .de- spite some obvious misgivings. Now, arith that concept seem- ingly killed by European oppo- sition, West Germany has turned to the British suggestion of last year for the so-called At- lantic nuclear force which would have included Britain's four nuclear submarines from the U.S. However, Britain herself has been backing away from that formula, which some diplomatic} t sources say bluntly was just a gimmick by Prime Minister Wil- son to get time to size up the Atlantic Alliance atmosphere; and his own position. A major element in German interest in the NATO nuclear sphere is fear that Germany will become a pawn in any East-West horse-swapping lead- ing to arrangements to halt or| curb nuclear spread, among na- tions. This is a big reason why Brit- ain seems to have been urging a go-slow attitude in NATO. The U.S. and Britain deny there is any conflict between Germany and a nuclear detente --as Soviet Russia--claims. The whole question from Ger- many's standpoint also is a threat to the dream of reunifi- cation with the East. VIEWS DIFFER Within the U.S. government itself there are differences on} | the, priorities of giving Germany| |more nuclear Say or concentra-| ting on an anti - proliferation pact despite the chill which Viet| Nam has cast all around. | Hence President Johnson does| not appear in a position to give| Erhard hard answers on the la-| test U.S. nuclear line. | Erhard as an accommodating} guest is not expected to press! the matter. He raised his stock even | higher on arriving for his two-! Contraception By GERALD MILLER BELGRADE (AP): -A move- ment is under way, in Yugosla- via to encourage wider use of artificial contraception as the best means of birth control. The reason: Abortions have risen to a point officials regard as alar- mine The situation is much the same throughout Eastern Eur- ope. Every Communist country except East Germany permits abortion. Throughout the area, static national population fig- ures attest to a general prac- tice of birth control. Experts here cite economic conditions as main factors, They say many couples are re- luctant to lower their living standards with the expense of children. New apartments, jokingly -re- ferred to as "'birth-controliing apartments," are frequently too small and cramped for comfori- lable family living. CAN'T TAKE CARE Many women work to bring in a second income and cannot care for children. Domestic help is practically non-existent In Serbia, _Yugoslavia's~ most ~ populous province, with 8,000,- 000 people, medical estimates put the number of abortions at) about 300,000 annually, one half} of them legal. Free legal abortions are given at women's clinics for a variety of medical, social and psychological reasons. Any pos- sibility of physical or mental danger in having a child will housing and work problems. legal ,red tape sometimes causes delays. Moreover, many unmarried girls who become pregnant are ashamed to make Thus, there is a market for illegal abortions. | Doctors dealing with the |problem report that a certain jpercentage of abortions pro- jduces sterility and that «as jmany as 60 per cent of women |who undergo, abortions suffer |complications HAVE TROUBLE An analysis of sick taken by women workers \Belgrade showed that 75 per cent. took time off the job be- leave EVERYONE LIKES A GOOD This Christmas give Books THEATRE Dann au liv suffiee. But the most frequent) reasons listed for abortions are} Even though abortion is} it a matter of public record.) In} To Cut Down On Aboriion f hixbvn of post - abortion conse- quences. Both doctors and government jauthorities say that for eco- jnomic and medical reasons,, to protect the health of women ouraged |! and encourage better family|show planning, repiaced by other birth control fmrethadts: jincluding pilis, are avaiiabie injand iv maxe {Yugoslavia \plain that 2 SCARIFIC HITS WHO WALKED . HE WEST 2 |] ODEON BILTMORE ont.nuous trom 0:45 Lest Complete Show 8:30 p.m. SHOW of FAMOUS PLAYERS TICKETS Packaged in the handy gift cartonette little interest abortions should be|them. To counter this, | Broups striving te more birth- central. infe Various ------ devices |"<='res throughout the-cot in using medical ait comumacepuve ine farmation ovailahle st ol ws. hut doctars cum. in general, women|men's ¢ clinics. SHOP eRe ROGER'S WHERE PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT! Shop, brond name quolity ot the lowest prices... GE, Philips, Kelvinator, MeClary-Eosy, Fleetwood, EASY TERMS . 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This, Dating ie on ne fhe te Game, had three "'eligible bach- to be two new daytime audi- elors" concealed from a young ence participation games shown| Woman who, by questioning, on cictitee Mandar. had to decide which one she|with Harvard and Oxford Uni- First, there was Supermarket wanted to date. versity teams debating U.S. pol- Sweepstakes, in which husband, One spinster had her choicejicy in Viet Nam. brothers - in - law and other -- sneaker-clad representatives of lucky housewives raced through x a supermarket loading into % shopping carts as much mer- : a hoa TECHNICOLOR®. chandise as they could within ; eecguay be poco en an allotted time. Productions One person grabbed almost $300 worth. The smart ones con- centrated on the expensive hams, turkeys, steak and. rock lobsters. The show seems to be aimed for the same old area once oc- cupied by the big money quiz shows. But it seemed a shoddy way to fill a half hour. 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