State Man Indicted In Maine Fratricide
A Connecticut man, G. Thiesise, 58, was indicted in Maine for the fratricide of his brother Harold 59, found dead from a gunshot during the July Fourth week in Farmington. The case details, motives, and weapon type remain undisclosed as authorities with the medical examiner Olin A. Hurd in East said the incident occurred outside a Massachusetts camp.
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Soviets Cut Draft Age to Sixteen Amid War Rhetoric
MOSCOW AP The Supreme Soviet unanimously approved a new draft law starting military training at 16 and lowering the regular draft age from 19 to 18 while shortening service from three to two years. Defense Minister Grechko cited U.S. military buildup and Vietnam tensions as the backdrop, with emphasis on increased mechanization and power of strategic units. The move marks a major overhaul since 1939, reflecting the tense international climate and expected extensive manpower for the Soviet armed forces.
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