Draft Overhaul Proposed by Goodell Seeks Expanded Conscience Basis
Washington AP Sen. Charles Goodell proposed a draft overhaul to broaden conscientious objection beyond religion, allowing nonbelievers to refuse service on moral grounds tied to the Vietnam War. He urged a test of conscience based on current context, not past conflicts, and called for a lottery system prioritizing 19 year olds, ending student deferments and setting draft exposure to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles &. Goodell
New York Republican
Goodell
U.S. District Court
Boston
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Billionaire's money count would take decades at one dollar per second
The World Almanac estimates counting a billion dollars at one bill per second would take about 31.7 years of nonstop work. A stack of a billion bills would reach roughly 59.3 miles high, illustrating the vast scale of a billion.
Brown Named New Head of EEOC Program
Philadelphia lawyer William H Brown 41 has been named chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission President Nixon named Brown after he was sworn in as a commission member Tuesday Brown replaces Clifford L Alexander Jr who resigned following criticism from Senator Everett M Dirksen Alexander and Brown are Negroes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
William H. Brown Hi
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Nixon
Brown
Commission
Clifford L. Alexander Jr
Everett M. Dirksen
Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Truman
White House
Key West
EEOC
Kresge Company
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Ster
Zenith
Kaige
Zenith Caer
Ieee
Ara
Oster
Tovich-A
Matic
Driftfree FM
General Electric
Fashion Mist
AODEL
Kmart
Aeccral
Dominion
N. Pruett
Baytown
MSI