Congress Prepares for Desegregation Clash After Holiday
Congress returns to a heated desegregation debate as Northern and Southern senators weigh amendments to a 35 billion education bill. The White House signals support for nationwide equal enforcement while testing the Stennis proposals on school attendance and freedom of choice.
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Draft Lottery May Reach 90 Through March
An informed source says the draft will call men with lottery numbers up to about 90 in March as the system moves at roughly 30 numbers per month. The plan aims for a uniform rise to cover deferred low numbered men and prevent gaps if states lag in meeting quotas. March calls total about 19,000 men.
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Maine Leads as First State to Adopt Prohibition
Maine becomes the first state in the United States to adopt prohibition, marking a pioneering move in temperance efforts nationwide. The policy sets a precedent encouraging other states to consider similar restrictions on alcohol.
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