National Students Association seeks court to curb draft interference
The National Students Association plans to seek a court order barring Hershey's Ltd from stripping military deferments from those interfering with draft recruitment. Plaintiffs include student government presidents from Harvard, California and Notre Dame. The suit accuses Hershey's directive of violating free speech and using the draft as punishment.
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Budget Cut to Proceed Despite Tax Hike Setback
Washington reports President Johnson will push a 4.3 billion spending reduction even if the 28 percent surcharge on income tax fails to win approval. Congress may delay any tax revision until 1969. Despite cuts, the next fiscal year outlays are seen at 136.2 billion, above the 135 billion Johnson estimated. House Ways and Means panel chair Wilbur Bills signaled reduced odds for the tax hike.
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National Drivers Test 1967 TV program overview
CBS News hosts the National Drivers Test with National Safety Council support and Travelers Insurance sponsorship. About 100 million viewers in three years, making it a leading public service show. This repeat edition focuses on winter driving hazards, snow and ice, with audience comparison and expert answers.
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Baytown Students Attend University of the Americas in Mexico City
Four Baytonians are among over a thousand students from the U.S., Mexico and other nations at the University of the Americas in Mexico City. Helen Wilson, George Sanchez, Gordon Vaught Jr., and Rudolph Herrera attend under President D. Ray Lindley. The notes mention campus moves and Spanish immersion through daily living.
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Crosby Boosters Feature Has Beens and Will Nots Game
Crosby's Gene Dornak leads a wounded lineup after the Crosby Booster Club football game between the Has Beens and the Will Nots. The Will Nots scored on a 35 yard pass by Larry Martin in the first quarter and a 20 yard pass by Micky Welch in the second, plus a touchdown in the final five minutes of the last. One extra point was kicked. Has Beens scores came from Rocky Keene on a 36 yard run, Jodie Kratky on a 10 yard pass, and Jerry Jones on a 10 yard pass in the fourth.
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Rocky) Keene
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Steinbeck on NBCTV a portrait of America and Americans
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC Sunday night TV presenting Steinbeck's America and Americans. The visuals draw from the book’s mood and the author’s passionate love of country and people. It contrasts beauty and ugliness, natural wonders with pollution, work and leisure, and hints at social tensions.
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