The Draft First In A Series The Selective Service System
A 1971 review of the draft debate its age group focus and the shifting status as Congress nears a September return. It covers deferments, lottery, conscientious objection, and the push toward an all volunteer force with opinions from Newsweek Time and Look. Politically charged analysis notes equity and discipline concerns and previews upcoming installments on draft boards draftees and alternatives for women.
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Accent ON
Herald
Congress
Carol Roesler
Madison County Draft Board
Accent On Youth Casanovas Do Not Impress Girls
A discussion on dating costs suggests teenage boys overspend for dates. Many American girls prefer affordable outings and simple activities like picnics or biking. The piece argues fun and connection matter more than restaurant or theater expenses, enabling more dates and shared enjoyment.
Pendleton Girl Reflects On Six Weeks In Saltillo Mexico
Emily Mitchell recounts six weeks in Saltillo as part of Pendleton Heights High School exchange. She describes school life, tutors, and cultural differences, noting mild weather, markets, and meals with tortillas. She cherishes memories of Saltillo people, crafts, and the experience, despite homesickness.
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Emily Mitchell
Pendleton
Mexico
Emily
Saltillo
Herald
Shari Keys
Pendleton Heights
Denise Conner
Peru
Muncie
Chicago
San Antonio
Texas
Chase Away Nightmares With Bold Escape Planning
Robin Hines advises Herald Youth readers to confront fears by making a practical escape plan. The piece urges decisive action to overcome nighttime worries and regain confidence through organized steps.
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Robin Hines
Herald
Eighteenth Annual National Junior Classical Meet
The Oklahoma gathering highlighted fellowship and effort as participants shared humor, dedication, and intense heat. Delegates from schools nationwide competed in classical studies activities, celebrating tradition and scholarly achievement amid a lively, communal atmosphere.
Room Gloom At NJCL Convention In Norman
About 1200 youths from 28 states attended the five day NJCL convention at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Florida won the Olympic Sweepstakes. Clinton High School Indiana led in national publicity with Lewistown Carlisle placing fifth. Delegates enjoyed seminars, dances, competitions, and a Roman banquet finale before departing for the 1972 Virginia event.
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Cal League
University of Oklahoma
Norman
NJCL
Indiana
Florida
Byron Bekiares
NSCL
California
Colorado
Virginia
Wisconsin
Clinton High School
Clinton
Ind
Lew Prairie High School
New Carlisle
Summer Fun For Teens It Is Indiana State Fair Time
Summer boredom prompts ideas for teen gatherings with simple activities. The Indiana State Fair offers daytime events and celebrity entertainment, while Turkey Run State Park provides picnics and recreational options. Classic party ideas like scavenger hunts and taffy pulls are suggested to avoid staying home.
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Turkey Run
Indiana
Teens On Wheels Advice Column Parleys Car Care
Dear readers answer column discusses decal removal on a used Mustang and paint compatibility. It covers changing transmission fluid on a 1965 Olds Dynamic 88 with 95,000 miles, rear axle issues in a 1959 Ford, and tire size advice for a 1966 Fairlane favoring 7.35 inch tires for better traction and negligible speedometer error.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
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Newsweek
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Newsweek Magazine
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Navy
Curtis Tarr
General Hershey
Tarr
Supreme Court
Vietnam
United
Ternative
Look Magazine
United States
Time Magazine
Senate
Chase
Oklahoma
Paini
Lapel City
Denise Bever
Lapel
Denise
Sunshine Society
Job’s Daughters
Dasa
Dear Shook
Ford
Mike Lamm
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