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Population Experts See Need
For Control Of World Masses
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WASH 1NGTON—T en experts
in population problems met at
Georgetown University here to
discuss the economic, medical,
demographic, and theological
aspects of population growth
and population control.
The week-long conference,
sponsored by Georgetown's
Center for Population Research
and hosted by Dr. Franklin
Brayer of the center, sought to
introduce the latest thought on
population problems to educa
tors and religious leaders.
Dr. Andre Hellegers of Johns
Hopkins University in Balti
more opened the conference
with an analysis of the changing
patterns of female fertility and
child-bearing. Pointing out that
women now have a longer fer
tility span than before and that
today most children survive to
adulthood, Dr. Hellegers said
these two facts alone indicated
some need for family planning.
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An explanation of different
techniques of family planning by
Dr. Christopher Tietze follow
ed. Dr. Tietze, a non-Catholic
proponent of the rhythm meth
od, distributed a chart showing
the various limitations of dif
ferent methods of birth regula
tion.
Dr. John Noonan of Notre
Dame University described the
historical developmeiit of the
Catholic Church's teaching on
contraception. Author* of a
history of contraception and its
theological treatment, Dr. Noo
nan stressed the importance of
changing circumstances in cre
ating and later altering Church
teachings.
Dr. John Latendresse spoke
on the psychiatric and psy
chological aspects of sex, em
phasizing the psychological ten
sion created when someone acts
contrary to his training and be
lief. Dr. Latendresse is assis
tant professor of psychiatry at
the Georgetown University
School of Medicine.
Father John Thomas, S. J„
■ author and sociologist, outlined
the new insights and develop-
r ments in the theology of respon-
p sible parenthood. Father Thom
as, now serving at the Cam
bridge (Mass.) Center for So-
. cial Students, also gave a brief
I review of traditional teaching on
family planning.
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Dr. Hilton Salhanick of Har-
| vard University described the
i results of an extensive inves-
' tigation into fertility patterns.
Basing' his conclusions, which
he said were very tentative
and needed much more re
search, on a sampling of 600
mothers, all college graduates,
Dr. Salhanick said that there
are indications that understand-
ing of the fertility cycle and
hence use of rhythm has been
slightly inaccurate.
Father Robert Springer, S.J.,
outlined developments in the
moral theology of family plan
ning. A professor of moral
theology at the Jesuits’ Wood-
stock (Md.) College, Father
Springer said the Vatican coun
cils declaration that decisions
regarding family limitation are
to be made by the couples con
cerned was significant.
The program concluded with
two economists explaining the
food needs of the world. Lester
Brown, a staff economist for the
Department of Agriculture, said
that, while- food supplies can be
increased vastly^ there is still
need for population control if
the world is to avoid starvation.
Dr. Joseph Spengler of Duke
University outlined the trends of
population and economic growth
in developing countries.
Georgetown's Center for Pop
ulation Research, the office
sponsoring the colloquium, con
ducts research on the biomedi
cal and sociological aspects of
population problems.
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