Ex-Atty General Urges Ban On Punitive Draft Rules
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark urged Congress to repeal Selective Service rules that allow swift induction of antiwar protesters and rule violators. He testified that delinquency regulations target protests and have been used for sit ins, draft card failures, and missed pre induction physicals, calling for a complete overhaul of the Military Selective Service Act.
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Washington
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Congress
Senate Judiciary
Clark
Tufts seeks ruling on minority hiring at dorm project
Tufts University asks a Middlesex County court for a declaratory judgment on Volpe Construction Co Inc to ensure the girls dormitory project complies with equal employment opportunity obligations. Afro-American Society urged 20 percent minority workers and set a two week deadline.
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Cambridge, Mass
Tufts University
Middlesex County Superior Court
Volpe Construction Co., Inc
Afro-American Society
Burton C. Hallowell
Hallowell
Tufts
Classified Ad Aims Cash Buyers For Grad Camping Gear
See how easy it is to reach cash buyers for your grad camping gear with a classified ad. Dial 499 0460 today.
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Dial
Assistant US official charged after Fauver murder
Clarke L. Fauver, 54, director of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board office of operations, was killed by pistol shots to the abdomen Monday. His top assistant Samuel C. Welch, 63, is charged with homicide after firing twice as they discussed personnel matters, with another assistant Grigg unable to intervene.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Clarke L. Fauver
Samuel C. Welch
Fauver
Welch
William Grigg
Hershey Promoted to Full General in Senate Vote
Washington AP reports Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of the Selective Service System, was confirmed by the Senate to become a full general. He will soon be replaced as draft director and move to a White House advisory post.
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Washington
Senate
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
White House
U S To Pay Wrecking Bills For Pavilion
The United States will cover demolition costs for the New York World’s Fair pavilion, despite praising the structure. An appropriation of 350000 dollars is before the Senate to tear it down and clear the site after Mayor Lindsay rejected taking over or finding a private buyer.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
John V. Lindsay
Commerce Department
Larry A. Jobe
Commerce
World's Fair Corp
Goldwyn Gives Wife Control Over Fortune
Hollywood producer Samuel Goldwyn names his wife Frances Howard Goldwyn to run his studio and personal fortune of about 19.7 million dollars. In a Superior Court petition approved Monday he cites age and health since March cerebrAl thrombosis and arteriosclerosis. Frances, 65, a former actress, will oversee Samuel Goldwyn Productions and the current annual income of about 650 thousand dollars. The couple married in 1925.
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Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Superior Court
Goldwyn
Frances Howard Goldwyn
Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Goldwynas
FBI Agent Slayers' Slayer Gets Consecutive Life Terms
Federal judge Gerhard Gesell sentenced Billie Austin Bryant to two consecutive life terms for killed FBI agents Edwin Woodriffe and Anthony Palmisano. The 30-year-old also faces 18 to 20 years for robbery and assault. Bryant was convicted for the January 1980 shootings in Washington as agents questioned him about an earlier Maryland bank robbery.
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Washington
FBI
Gerhard A. Gesell
US District Court
Billie Austin Bryant
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Gesell
Ings
Bryant
Edwin B. Woodriffe
Anthony Palmisano
Maryland
Rail workers accept 5 percent wage hike offer
An emergency board urged 45,006 railroad shop workers to accept a two stage 5 percent wage increase for this year, plus an extra 20 cents an hour for higher skilled mechanics. Negotiations remain difficult as unions push for more, while the railroads have offered 5 percent total. The dispute has stretched 12 months with a possible nationwide strike looming.
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Washington
William W. Winpisinger
Machinists Union
Winpisinger
Sip
Nixon
Unain
National Railway Labor Act
Glaciers Grow in California Snowy Winter
A U S Geological Survey report says California glaciers expanded by six to eight feet due to heavy Sierra snowfall. Edwin Rickwell of the U S Forest Service at Inyo National Forest notes the unusual winter boosted glacier size across the High Sierra.
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Bishop, Calif
California
U.S. Geological Survey
High Sierra Mountains
Edwin Rickwell
U.S. Forest Service
Inyo National Fanact
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