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CWAA Papers 29: Submission of evidence.

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List of bodies and individuals submitting evidence.
1. Scottish Education Department
2. Brook Advisory Centres, Wessex Branch
3. Department of Medical Social Work, Queen Mother's Hospital, Glasgow
4. Dr B.H. Ball, Assistant Psychiatrist, University College Hospital
5. Dr C.B. Goodhart, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge
6. Dr B. Jacobs, family planning doctor, London
7. Dr L.S. Carstairs, X-ray department, Royal Northern Hospital
8. Dr F.A.M. McAll, GP, Hampshire
(9 closed see C.50)
(10-13 missing)
14. Wessex RHB
15. Dr W.L. Neustatter, Psychiatrist
16. Inland Revenue
17. Doctors and Overpopulation Groups
18. Drs T.P. Shuttleworth, G.C.L. Lachelin, and A.S. McIntosh, Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, London.
Continued in C.50 (Closed file)

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CWAA Papers 29: Submission of evidence.

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