Harris Survey Findings on Draft Support and Fairness
A nationwide Harris poll after Johnson set up a draft study shows most Americans favor draft, while about half deem the current deferment system unfair. Support for universal public service rises. opposition to a lottery remains strong. The survey also notes mixed views on college deferments and broader draft fairness. Five youths were detained in Minnesota after a multi-car theft spree ending in a crash.
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Louis Harris
Johnson
Armed Services
Peace Corps
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Prisoner Found Hidden in Garbage Truck at Walpole Prison
Vahey Venetzian, a 39 year old inmate, was discovered among trash in a Walpole State Prison garbage truck after guards reported him missing. Authorities halted the departing truck, dumped the garbage, and recovered Venetzian from the pile.
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Warpole
Mass
Vahey Venetzian
Walpole State Prison
Colitis Attack Weakens Truman Not Serious
Former President Harry S. Truman suffered a severe colitis attack that weakened him but hospital officials say there is no cause for alarm and he is progressing satisfactorily. Dr. Wallace H. Graham noted diagnostic tests are postponed until Truman gains strength after his Saturday admission. Mrs Truman visited Sunday as Truman read papers and rested comfortably. President Johnson sent flowers to Truman and Mrs Johnson extended best wishes.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Services for Labor Review Editor Robley D. Cramer
MINNEAPOLIS AP Services will be Tuesday for Robley D. Cramer 82 retired editor of the Minneapolis Labor Review He died Sunday after an illness of nearly a year A labor leader for a half century he jailed with other union men in 1917 to defy a court injunction he regarded as unfair He advised Gov Floyd B Olson Survivors include his wife Julieanne
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Minneapolis
Robley D. Cramer
Minneapolis Labor Review
Floyd B. Olson
Julieanne
Pump Out Water to Save Wildlife
The Corps of Engineers plan to pump flood water from areas north of the Everglades into Lake Okeechobee to protect wildlife. Conservationists say diversions from farmland into the wilderness north of Everglades Park endanger the last herd of Everglades deer.
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Miami, Fla
Corps of Engineers
Florida Everglades
Lake Okeechobee
Everglades Park
Fragmentary textile jargon yields unclear bedding details
The readable text shows scattered words about sizes like 42x38 and 72x108 inches and mentions full fitted and twin fittings. No coherent item or event emerges. details are fragmented and ambiguous.
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