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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1965

Page

3

Draft enlistees eyed as strong spike in military manpower

Washington reports Defense Department estimates show most men aged 19 to 26 in the draft pool could be in uniform by next summer if President Johnson’s call for 35,000 inductions a month proceeds. Enlistment, rejections, and married status affect the projected pool, with Army, Navy, and Air Force aiming for substantial strength gains through 1965 as training centers expand to handle a possible surge in recruits.

Washington UPI Defense Department Johnson Defense Department Army Navy Marine Corps Air Fore Selective Service FL Dix N.J Ft. Polk Ft. Ord Calif Ft. Leonard Wood Ft. Jackson Ft. Knox Ft. Gordon Ft. Sam Houston Ft. Bliss Tex Ft. Sill Okla

Johnson orders military jobs cut to ease Viet Nam buildup

President Johnson directed Defense Secretary McNamara to trim unneeded military posts and reassign or eliminate functions not requiring armed personnel. The memo, drafted with Joseph Califano, urges tighter manpower use to boost active duty strength and reserve readiness amid growing South Viet Nam needs.

Johnson City Tex Johnson Pentagon U. S South Viet Nam Defense Robert §. McNamara America Department of Defense McNamara White House Joseph Califano Viet Nam

Mariner 4 Completes Mars Photo Reruns

Mariner 4 will finish rerunning its Mars closeup photographs at 11 41 p m EDT. JPL scientists will compare each image element with the first run as the 21 pictures and a fraction of a 22nd are reviewed.

Pasadena Calif UPI Mariner Mars Mariner 4 California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Red Planet Washington, D.C

Viet Nam War Cost Seen at 14 Billion This Year

Washington reports two Senate leaders estimate stepped up U S combat in Viet Nam could cost 10 to 14 billion dollars for the current fiscal year. Senators Stennis and Russell warn of fantastic and expensive war costs as McNamara prepares to testify on new funding needs.

Washington UPS U.S Viet Nam John C. Stennis Dmiss Stennis Senate Armed Services Committee Richard B. Russell Dga The Services Committee Defense Robert 5. McNamara Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee U. S

Johnsons Program To Train Teachers Gets Labor Backing

NEW BEDFORD Mass. United clothing workers leader Joseph Salerno urged strongest labor support for President Johnsons 30 million teacher training program. He said diverting youth detention funds to education would reduce delinquency and blight, noting a teacher shortage and need for more trained teachers to meet tech driven growth. He warned untrained youth face limited job prospects as costs of crime and relief rise.

New Bedford, Mass UPI Joseph Salerno New England Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Johnson Salerno Congress National Teachers Corps Massachusetts Board of Education America

Voting and redistricting dominate Congress calendar

Congress moves to pass Johnsons voting rights bill this week and resolve reapportionment clashes sparked by the Supreme Court oneman one vote ruling. Fortas nomination to the Supreme Court and immigration reform await action as sessions target adjournment around Labor Day.

Washington Congress Johnson Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Abe Fortas Arthur J. Goldberg House Judiciary Committee Senate Labor Committee Senate House Conference Committee House

People Listen To Birchers Expert Says

Boston based expert Gordon Hall says many join the John Birch Society seeking an effective anti Communism but find it irresponsible and defect. He debunks Welch's claim of 60 000 to 100 000 members estimating about 25 000 current members and notes Welch heads a monolithic organization.

Boston UPI Robert Welch John Birch Society Gordon Hall Welch Hall Mr. Welch

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