Selective Service Questions and Answers Had Public Help
Editor notes present a Q A on draft rules with Col Morris S Schwartz as spokesman. It covers delinquency for missing registration probation for conscientious objectors assessed by standard military examiners and sources for free information from draft boards and state and national HQs. It also clarifies academic probation status for full time students and the effect on eligibility.
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Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
W. 9Th Street
Austin
Selective Service National Headquarters
Armed Forces
Selective Service System
Texas State
Social Security Benefits Assist Young People
Social security benefits for 18 to 22 year olds in school exceed college scholarships nationwide, said Health Secretary Wilbur Cohen. For 1968-69, about 466,000 students will receive roughly 479 million dollars, averaging over 1,000 dollars each, with continued payments beyond 18 under a 1965 law change. Benefits may continue during vacations, and work earnings up to 1,680 dollars yearly do not negate benefits. higher earnings reduce or stop them. A 1967 rule change broadened eligibility, making about 175,000 more youths eligible.
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United
Cohen
Prisoners Rights Grow But Remain Limited
A public service piece notes prisoners retain core constitutional rights despite long held courts’ hands off stance. It cites cases on mail access, legal materials, medical care, and federal damages for negligence, while stressing rights must fit prison life’s practical needs. Written by Will Bernard.
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Mus
Tax Man Sam and the Spirit of 1776 Pride
A patriotic pamphlet extols American pride in national achievements and citizens' duty to support government through taxes. It notes tax collection at 97 percent by voluntary compliance, praising the public for paying their fair share to fund laws, health, and social conditions and to defend the nation.
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Internal Revenue Service
Federal pavilion at HemisPak '68 to show cultural heritage film
A $6.75 million federal pavilion at HemisPak 68 will present a specially commissioned movie dramatizing the United States rich cultural heritage from nations around the world.
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HemisPak ‘68
United States
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