Nixon taps Curtis W. Tarr as new Selective Service director
President Nixon announced Curtis W. Tarr a 45 year old World War II draftee and former college president to lead the Selective Service. Tarr, then an assistant Air Force secretary, will succeed General Lewis Hershey who retired February 16 at the White House briefing.
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Senator Proxmire Calls For Audit Of Lockheed Financing
Senator William Proxmire urged a GAO audit into Lockheed Aircraft Corp after the company sought an extra 641 million dollars to continue C5A cargo plane production. He spoke to a taxpayers group asking the GAO to determine if the request is justified or transfers Lockheed's financial woes to Defense.
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