Shultz Says Unemployment Likely to Surpass 5 Percent
Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz warns unemployment may rise above the May 5 percent rate. In his first interview since joining Nixon’s administration, he cites rising weekly unemployment claims and discusses White House budget control, defense cuts, and steps to curb inflation and joblessness.
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Col. Chess News From Gibbs and Local Notes
Local chatter from Gibbs and nearby areas includes visits by the Cottongim and Chesnut families, graduations at Ameri can University of Karro Egypt, family trips to Hodgesville and Florida, a Lena Mitchel birthday party, and theatre activity at Knox Drive-in. Mentions of neighbors Terry Davis, Stella Smith, Paul Binham, and Edwin Sweet appear amid light jokes about bakers doughnut questions.
Lottery Capsule System Aims To Randomize Draft Order
Washington AP draft officials unveil a three step lottery to randomize the order young men turning 19 are inducted. A computer scrambles 366 possible birth dates, dates placed in envelopes, then a public drawing sets draft sequence to avoid bias from last December's fishbowl method.
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