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[Speaker 1:] No two of us are exactly alike,
and no one birth control method is just right for everyone.
There are several family planning methods
that work very well, and some that
don't work very well at all.
You can get help in choosing a birth control
method that is safe, reliable, inexpensive, and just right
for you.
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[Speaker 2:] Want time to become yourself before you become a parent?
An effective birth control method will give you that time.
[Speaker 3:] People, all of us right now,
challenged by uncontrolled population growth.
All of man's efforts to raise living standards
to give every baby a chance for a useful life are endangered.
To meet the challenge, the world needs family planning
through Planned Parenthood World Population, the organization
extending vital birth control services in America
and overseas.
Give every baby a chance to be a wanted child.
Planned Parenthood needs your support.
Give generously.
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[Speaker 4:] Life does repeat itself, but some things change.
Today, more people can plan their families.
They choose to make life better for themselves
and their children.
For this freedom to choose, support Planned Parenthood.
Family planning means freedom to choose.
Support Planned Parenthood.
[Phone ringing]
[Receptionist:] Good morning, Planned Parenthood.
Yes, this is the birth control agency.
Will this be your first visit?
Would you like a morning or evening appointment?
Will this Wednesday at 9:00 be convenient?
Yes, just tell the lady at the front desk your name.
Yes, you can bring your children.
No, you shouldn't have to wait too long.
First, you'll be interviewed by a member of our staff.
What method, that'll be up to you and the doctor.
Yes, of course, you'll see the doctor.
There is no set fee.
The cost depends upon family income.
Yes, our records are confidential.
Yes, this Wednesday morning at 9:00.
[Speaker 5:] Do you want help in planning your family?
Call 726-5134.
[Speaker 6:] You don't have to plan a family.
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It's just that people who do are happier.
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So are there children.
For happier families, support Planned Parenthood.
[Lola Falana:] Between me, Lola Falana, and the young ladies
of the country, OK?
Because a million teenage girls got pregnant last year,
and most of them didn't mean to.
They just didn't have enough knowledge or self-respect
to use some kind of birth control.
Listen to Lola.
Treat yourself like the special person that you are.
If you're going to have sex, protect yourself.
And if you're not ready to handle sex, slow down.
You'll keep.
[Speaker 7:] Make a life for yourself
before you make another life, a message from the US Public
Health Service and your local family planning agency.
[Teenage girl:] No, Tommy, you can't come over,
because my mom and dad aren't home.
I'd like to see you, too, but you can't come over.
I do.
You know I care about you, but that doesn't mean that--
I don't care what everyone else is doing.
I don't have to give you a reason.
It's just my decision, OK?
[Speaker 8:] If it's getting harder to say no,
talk it over with your parents and write us for saying no.
[Speaker 9:] The quality of life in America
is threatened by overpopulation.
Voluntary family planning can slow population growth.
[Speaker 10:] Just look at us.
You get out in the street.
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[Speaker 11:] Yeah, why?
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At the time I had my first little boy when
I was only 15 years old, 11 months later,
I had a little girl.
10 and 1/2 minutes later, I had another little girl
and less [AUDIO OUT]