Navy Seeks Draft Increase as Viet Nam Strain Grows
The Navy seeks 4 609 draftees in October and overall manpower rise of about 35 000 to meet new ship, shore station, and Viet Nam support needs. Pentagon actions raise September to 27 400 Army and October to 33 600. Navy extends active duty only with Defense Secretary approval.
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Humphrey in Miami Denies Call on Reapportionment Mystery
Senate report notes Humphrey spoke at the National Urban League in Miami on Tuesday. An aide said he knew of no Johnson call and that Humphrey had not been active in reapportionment recently, believing votes could defeat Dirksen's proposal.
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National Urban League
Johnson
Dirksen
County Eyes Adoption Fee Proposal in Erie County
Erie County plans a 100 dollar fee on adoptive parents to support the county adoption program. The draft resolution, drawn by Solicitor James G. Hanes, has backing from commissioners, Judge James B. Dwyer, and Welfare Director Edmund Thomas. Low income families and cases with high ongoing expenses may be exempt. The policy aims to sustain a system that has placed about 160 children in homes in five years, with Dwyer noting local agencies handle many adoptions relative to population.
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Patricia Neal Gives Birth to Girl in Oxford
Actress Patricia Neal, recovering from a triple stroke, delivered a 6 pound 8 ounce daughter at Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. Roald Dahl, her husband, said both mother and baby are well, and the birth followed a four hour labor after Neal entered the hospital Monday night.
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Gov't Details Pollution of Lake Erie Conference
Federal officials outlined steps to clean Lake Erie and set pollution seriousness for about 400 representatives from five states in Cleveland. Public Health Service reports wrap up today as government, industry, and local officials weigh how far they will back the recommendations. Murray Stein, chief enforcement officer, aims for stronger anti pollution measures. New York and Pennsylvania plan antipollution programs for Buffalo next Tuesday.
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Navy Offers Plan For Men Slated For Induction
Navy introduces a 120 day delay program for men drafted into service. Eligible recruits may enlist for three years and choose their active duty start within 120 days. Local Navy Recruiter details available at the Post Office Room on Tue Thu mornings and Fri 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Call 668-2931 for appointments.
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Calf shines at county show and district meet possible state lap
Rodney presented the calf to the Erie County Holstein Club for outstanding dairy work. The event suggests the animal may advance to the district meet and could reach the state livestock show later in the fall.
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Erie County Holstein Chub
Johnston
Wattsburg
Randy
Johnson Looks to Peace Talks as Vietnam Tensions Mount
General Maxwell D. Taylor says Soviets seek peace but North Vietnam believes it can seize South Vietnam by force. Johnson receives Taylor for briefing and asserts America wins the wars it undertakes. Navy weighs extending enlistments amid draft plans, while Defense denies troop shifts from Europe to Vietnam after West German elections.
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Viet Nam
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Johnson defends Vietnam policy at White House remarks
President Johnson spoke on the White House lawn to about 4,800 International Platform Association members. He argued for a peaceful settlement in Vietnam and rejected territorial aims while acknowledging criticism of U S air strikes. McNamara said he would provide cost figures to the Senate Appropriations Committee delaying the aid bill.
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Yarborough Hints At Third Term For Governor In Texas Race
The article outlines liberal and conservative factions in Texas Democrats led by Al Yarborough and Connally. It notes Yarborough’s past three gubernatorial bids in the 1950s and mentions the possibility of running without resigning Senate seat. No official statement from Yarborough is recorded.
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Texas
Gordon McLordon
Connally
Don Yarborough
Warren Bus Line Seeks Fare Hikes From PUC
Warren Bus Line asks the Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg for authority to raise fares to increase annual revenue by about 560 dollars. It proposes replacing token fares with 20 and 25 cent cash fares in Warren and boosting school fares from 12.5 to 15 cents to cover higher operating costs. The line currently charges 20 cents within the borough and 25 cents on Near Warren routes with tokens accepted for suburban rides.
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