Congress to Start Examination of Draft Law Later This Month
Washington reports Congress will study the draft system and consider changes but is unlikely to rewrite the law this year. Despite complaints about inequity, the current Selective Service remains in place with hearings planned as Lt Gen. Hershey tests draft criticisms.
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Cyprus Keeps Seeking Solution to Island Crisis
UN forces on Cyprus face years of stalemate as Greek and Turkish communities clash. U Thant seeks a six month UN mandate extension while Greece and Turkey push for outside mediation. US funding tops $20 million of about $50 million in total. A separate item notes a policeman tickets a heavy truck for unloading a girder in a no parking zone.
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Jackson Man Hired To Work with Seaver
Burlington The Vermont in Mississippi Inc Board of Trustees approved funding to pay the salary of a Jackson Mississippi resident to direct the Medgar Evers Neighborhood Guild Counseling Service for one year. Jesse Montgomery was named to fill the post vacated by Ted Seaver and will join the payroll at the start of the second year in late June. Seaver will remain as coordinator of the Guilds activities including counseling, a child care center, a community action council and a community activities center while Montgomery takes full responsibility for the counseling service. Seaver will work on new projects in Jackson and statewide.
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You Your Child and School Choice of Career
Education specialist writes on how students decide careers amid changing plans. Guidance counselors aid seniors choosing or adjusting college paths, with emphasis on flexible timelines and post graduate changes. The piece notes career variety within fields and lifelong adaptability.
Whitaker Warns Lawlessness Threatens Nation
Ex judge Charles Evans Whittaker in Kansas City warns lawlessness and public apathy threaten civil order. He calls for prompt impartial enforcement of criminal laws amid campus protests and draft card burnings, insisting ends do not justify unlawful means.
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