Men Over 26 Safe From Draft For A While
Washington AP reports that Col Daniel O Omer deputy director of the Selective Service says men over 26 face little immediate draft danger due to a large postwar birth cohort. About 190000 to 160000 youths turn 19 monthly, with around 2 million 18 year olds this year. 20 percent or 600000 will be eligible next year, while about 40 percent will be excused for school. Enlistment rises when draft calls are high, and recent calls met with more volunteers than expected.
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College Students Donate Blood For Troops In Viet
College students at Washington State University collected 75 pints in three days with Pentagon approval as a gesture of support for U.S policy in Viet Nam. Drives spread to more than a dozen campuses, aided by the American Red Cross. some participants call the effort concrete political action against U.S. imperialism while others frame it as service within military needs in the United States.
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Philip Hinterberger
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Local obituary snippet mentions MaGee family
The text notes residence at 260 Decker Drive and identifies Elmer H MaGee and his wife of Mexico, Xo as the referenced parents in this brief record.
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Decker Drive
Elmer H. MaGee
Mexico, Xo
Refinery Breaks Ground in Tehran Suburb
In YEHRAN Iran ground is broken for a new refinery costing 133 million dollars. The project aims for a daily output of 85 000 barrels of refined products.
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Yehran
Iran
Tehran
Assault charges against Madalyn Murray O Hair dropped
The Maryland court dismissed the assault indictment against Mrs Madalyn Murray O Hair after a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling. Her Baltimore attorney said extradition to Maryland is no longer warranted and steps will be taken to secure her release. She was briefly jailed in San Antonio on a Maryland warrant.
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Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Maryland
Texas
Shirley Jones
Baltimore
Maryland Court of Appeals
Arthur Mitchell
O'Hair
John Connally
Mitchell
Fate
Charles Moylan Jr
First Hearing Set On Pooling Of Acreage
AUSTIN AP The Texas Railroad Commission will hold a December 14 hearing on the first application under the 1963 compulsory pooling law. Skelly Oil Co filed to pool mineral and royalty interests in a Pecos County gas field Gomez Ellenberger. Skelly seeks to bring 299 acres into its 303 acre tract where it has one gas well. Phillips and Pan American hold working interests on two tracts in the 293 acres with ten royalty owners in each tract. Seven of the 13 royalty owners in the 3 S acre Skelly tract have not agreed to pool.
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Skelly
Car Thief Strands Driver By Stealing Wheel Then Crash
In Roanoke Virginia Samuel Ginger prepared to drive when a thief stole a front wheel and tire overnight. The car was left propped, and Ginger started the vehicle and accelerated, leading to a crash once the missing wheel failed to support the car. No further details on injuries or suspects were provided.
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Roanoke
Samuel Ginger
Day Of 100 Billion Budget Not Far Off
Washington AP reports that 1965 Congress approved 119.3 billion in appropriations and experts say a 100 billion plus budget is near. Analysts foresee possible upward revision for fiscal 1966 and 1967, with large portions not spent this year and delays until later years.
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Johnson
Congress
Budget Bureau
Charles L. Schulwe
Treasury
AP Seeks Policy on Combat Leasing for News
The Associated Press requests a policy to allow leasing of communications channels for national and international news dissemination. The proposal responds to FCC ideas on Comsat commercial use and seeks recognition as an authorized entity to obtain a full-period voice-grade US Europe link for textual and pictorial material.
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Federal Communications Commission
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Union
United States
Europe
City Shelter Capacity Talk In Baytown Debate
Mrs Fletcher Hickerson argues Baytown has shelter space for only 25 percent of residents. She describes civil defense meetings and studies on nuclear warfare, urging planning for shelter, food, and water and asking what actions people will take to survive a post-attack world.
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Fletcher Hickerson
Baystown
Beworth
Baytown
Clarence Fauntbach Returns to Buck Turner Chevrolet
Clarence Fauntbach resumes service department duties at Buck Turner Chevrolet after a 13 month U S Army Korea tour. He is a Crosby High School 1958 graduate and Lamar Tech diesel program alumnus who specialized in Corvair repairs. He returned in September and is Chevrolet Certified Technician, part of Sacred Heart Church Crosby and Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus.
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Buck Turner Chevrolet
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McNamara Denies Resigning From Defense Post
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara denies discussing resignation with President Johnson. He reportedly told Arthur Sylvester no such talk occurred and associates say he intends to stay as long as the President desires.
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Johnson
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
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