July draft numbers released for 1972 induction
The Selective Service announced July induction will call 7,200 men with lottery numbers 1 through 50, lifting the ceiling from 1 to 35 for June. The year’s total drafted may reach 22,200 with a 50,000 annual target, affecting primarily 1952 birth cohort 1A 1A0 and 10 classifications.
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Washington
Selective Service
Defense Department
Byron Pepitone
Pleasant Valley PTA elects officers and grants scholarships
The Pleasant Valley PTA elected Louis Mills as president, Mrs. D. Beck as vice president, Mrs. H. Mott as secretary, and Mrs. Curtiss Stein as treasurer. The group gave $40 scholarships to five area graduates attending college: Paul Josephson, Phyllis McKim, Bob Whelan, Martin Pearson, and Susan Mills. Additional notes include birthday greetings for Glenn Thompson, birth of Kristen Michelle Weiers, Elsie St. Peter’s hospitalization, Homemakers meeting with sun hats, and mentions of Eileen Anderson visiting from BSC and Robert C. Weaver as the first Black cabinet officer under President Johnson.
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Glenn Thompson
Pleasant Valley
P.T.A
Louis Mills
D. Beck
H. Mott
Curtiss Stein
Paul Josephson
Phyllis McKim
Bob Whelan
Martin Pearson
Susan Mills
Harry Back
Glenn
Richard Weiers
Waukon
Kristen Michelle
Cliff McKim
Elsie St. Peter
Harry Buck
Eileen Anderson
BSC
J. DeVries
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Jim Palmer
Kummer
Chuck Kummer
Pioneer
Jay Griggs
Cale
Otter Tail Power Company
Bookcraft
Bemidji
Power Company
Gerry Vuchetich
Penneys
Laporte
Minn
Cord
Elec
OWNER
Earl Meeks
John Schoenfelder
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lyndon B. Johnson
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