Draft College Graduates Under Estimates In Draft Pool
The draft of college graduates is running well below early projections while graduate school enrollments slow. Deferments for graduate study were mostly ended, yet experts cite possible occupational deferments and delays by draft boards. Officials note only slight growth in graduate enrollments and question how many draftees would have pursued graduate study. Lengthy postponements and appeals may have reduced inductions, while some students seek teaching or private sector deferments.
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National Security Council
Pentagon
Lewis B. Hershey
Lay
Ton
U.S. Office of Education
Office of
Educa
Supreme Court Rules Leary Conviction Flawed By Self Incrimination
The Supreme Court unanimously voided Timothy Leary’s 1966 conviction for importing marijuana, ruling that enforcing federal marijuana laws would violate his protection against self incrimination. Justice Harlan said the law’s transfer tax and prohibition of unregistered marijuana created a coercive risk linking to state charges. The 8-0 decision follows Fortas’ resignation, and the case cites potential enforcement through state marijuana statutes. The ruling impacts federal drug law and related tax and import controls.
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Supreme Court
Timothy F. Leary
John Marshall Harlan
Leary
Abe Fortas
High Court
United States
Mexico
Is Appeal
Harlan
Apollo 10 Coasts Toward Moon In Eight-Year Space Drive
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 10 moving toward the moon with precision and calm. In Bangkok, Secretary of State William Rogers arrives for Southeast Asia Treaty Organization talks, urging an early Vietnam peace and highlighting allied efforts.
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Houston
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Bangkok
William Rogers
Thailand
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
United States
Vietnam
Apollo 10 Moon Voyage TV Telecast From Space Center
Apollo 10 nears the moon after a smooth sequence with Col. Thomas Stafford Cmdr Eugene Cernan and Cmdr John Young aboard. Cameras broadcast 72 minutes of Earth views while flight controllers monitor performance and crew remarks. The mission cost about 350 million dollars and aims to prep for a July moon landing.
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America
Space
Apollo 10
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Navy
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Stafford
Charter Change Granted To Laconia Credit Union
Laconia Federal Credit Union gains approval to expand membership beyond Pepperell workers by charter change from the Bureau of Federal Credit Unions in Boston and Washington. The move allows Biddeford residents and workers to join, marking a first for a federally insured union converting from industrial to residential.
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Laconia Federal Credit Union
Main St
Biddeford
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Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Boston
Washington, DC
Laconia
Federal Credit Union
Pepperell Mfg. Co
West Point Prell Inc
Henry Turstow
Maurice Roux
West Point - Pepperell Inc
Matain
Main Street
Today's Chuckle Punchline Premise on Youth Insight
A father tells his growing son to remember one thing. He jokes he knows much more about being young than the boy does about being grown. The snippet hints at a light humor about aging and youth.
Biddeford to Enforce Junk Yard Law More Strictly
Biddeford Building Inspector John Ray announced tougher junk yard enforcement with assistant Louis Bolduc joining the city’s effort. He said over 1,000 violators were found and that unregistered or unlicensed cars, plus spare parts, must be removed by June 30 or action will be taken. A car-crushing service will operate after June 30 at Biddeford Transmission, with private yards used for disposal and towing not funded by taxpayers.
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Biddeford
John Ray
Ray
Louis Bolduc
Gg Ae
Ray Conti
Tension Eases In Malaysia Amid Riots And Arrests
Kuala Lumpur reports say tension eased after five days of arson murder and looting. Curfew relaxations allowed markets to reopen while vigilante groups guarded shops. Authorities announced mass arrests including 60 and 90 hard core Communists and supporters. Refugees crowded Merdeka Stadium and Chinwood Auditorium housed Malays and Chinese survivors in a city scarred by fires and deaths.
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Malaysia
Merdeka Stadium
Red Cross
National Operations Council
Abdul Razak
Parliament House
Razak
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