Local Draft Boards Weigh Mercy and Harshness Across the Nation
Newsweek feature notes 18 000 draft boards vary widely with no national standards. Localities differ on who is considered vital, affecting deferments from a Dallas Peace Corps worker to a Utah mechanic. Board members skew older, few minorities, and clerks sometimes overrule labor or religious status. Authorities debate national standards while cases reveal bias and self serving practices.
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Prince Charles Prepares for First Military Appearance
A valet clipped the hair from the back of Prince Charles neck in London for his first military appearance as heir to the throne. He will present the colors for the New Royal Regiment of Wales.
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London
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