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Allgemeine klinische Geschwulstpathologiebortion held by Planned Parenthood in 1955, thought 1.2 million abortions— or about one pregnancy in four—was the most accurate figure (Calderone, 1958). Dr. Albert Kinsey’s 1953 study of more than six thousand urban, white, educated women showed that one-fifth to one-fourth of their pregnancies had been ended in abortion.

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The 1950s,bortion held by Planned Parenthood in 1955, thought 1.2 million abortions— or about one pregnancy in four—was the most accurate figure (Calderone, 1958). Dr. Albert Kinsey’s 1953 study of more than six thousand urban, white, educated women showed that one-fifth to one-fourth of their pregnancies had been ended in abortion.

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Allgemeine klinische Geschwulstpathologieinkable . of abortion may have been no less common than it is today. While there were few reliable data, most estimates of U.S. abortions during the 1950s ran from 200,000 to more than one million abortions annually. Dr. Christopher Tietze, chairman of the statistical committee for a conference on a

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