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G.184 The Eugenics Society: Statement of Aims (1962)
G.185 National Opinion Polls: Random Omnibus Survey (c.1965)
G.186 The History of Contraceptives (IPPF, c.1967)
G.187 1972 World Population Data Sheet (Population Reference Bureau Inc)
G.188 The Benefits of Birth Control: Aberdeen's Experience, 1956-1970 	(Birth Control Campaign 1973)
G.189 Population: IPPF (1973)
G.190 PAS: Report 1971-1973
G.191 King Edward's Hospital Fund for London: Emergency Bed Service: Report for the year ended 31 March 1974
G.192 R Maxwell: Health Care: the Growing Dilemma (McKinsey and Co Inc, NY, 1974)
G.193 The Family Planning Association Booklist from August 1974

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