You Can Too Evade The Draft In Our Opinion
In a recent editorial The Journal criticized the Defense Department booklet It s Your Choice claiming it shows how to escape the draft The piece cites examples from the booklet such as Army Reserve options and Army National Guard deferments and contrasts them with the Viet Nam draft as Life Magazine highlights athletes sent to reserve units McNamara is urged to reread the booklet and Life magazine before responding
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Defense Department
S.A. Long
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Defense
Robert McNamara
Army National Guard
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Army
Army National Guard of the
United States
Adjutant General
Life Magazine
National Guard
Viet Nam
Corry Veterans to Receive Unused Leave Bonds
In Corry 1300 World War II veterans will get their unused leave bonds by month end, per American Legion officer Justin Butters. Also noted are tributes and local Rotary and Beaver Club updates from December 14 1926 and Beaver Club officers for the coming year.
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Corry
Justin Butters
American Legion
Joe Hanley
Perry
N. Y
Rotary Club
Claude
Beaver Club
Kelly
Venango Public Service Cor
Richard
Res- Bachofner
Olivervoir
Corry Evening Journal masthead and publishing details
The Corry Evening Journal shows its office listings and staff roles for Geuth street Corry and affiliated offices in Pittsburgh and Detroit area. It notes ownership advertising and production management, imprint details and postal terms including price and delivery options.
Christmas on the Bowery in Jim Bishop's Cold Street Tale
In a stark Christmas day vignette, Jim Bishop follows a reporter's mandate through the Bowery and Chinatown. He endures cold streets, missions, nude bath lines, and a flophouse as he observes diverse bums, masks of poverty, and brief moments of human kindness amid squalor.
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Bowery
Chinatown
Jesus
Speakeasies
Powell affair sparks House inquiry into payroll and travel
Washington House Administration Subcommittee headed by Rep. Wayne Hays will investigate whether Mrs. Yvette Flores Diago Powell, third wife of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, received $20 572.39 in annual salary and where checks went. The probe also targets Powell's Education and Labor Committee spending and use of credit cards amid allegations of travel and improper funds, with 60 round trips to Miami or San Juan and 150 trips to New York under review.
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Washington
Yvette Marjory Flores Diago Powell
Adam Clayton Powell
House Administration
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Powell
Committee On Education and Labor
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Miami
San Juan
P.R
New York
General Accounting Office
Ing
Hays
Russ Derrickson
Shera Veteran Committee
Ton Park Hotel
Puerto Rico
Housing Industry Faces 1967 Downturn and Possible Rebound
The housing sector marks a sharp drop from peak 1963 levels with 1.2 million starts projected for the year and an average 848000. Rising interest rates, lender competition, and slower demand dampen builders, though rental demand grows and federal aid may spark a later upturn by mid 1967 and possibly 1968.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Une
Evi
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
National Association of Home Builders
Washington dies at Mount Vernon in retirement
On December 14 1799 President George Washington died at his Mount Vernon home at age 67. The anniversary marks his retirement years and enduring legacy in U.S. history.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Iron in anemia and medical treatment guidance
The article explains that iron helps only certain iron deficiency anemias and that many anemias originate from blood loss, bone marrow failure, or chronic disease. It stresses proper diagnosis by a physician, warns against self diagnosis, and notes iron is effective only in definite deficiency cases. It also discusses administration routes and general medical decision making.
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Dr. Coleman
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Chatham Square
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Bowery Savings Bank
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Corinne Huff
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G.O.G
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Commodore
el Pay Club
Tuxedo Park
Congressional Committee
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Junior
West Avenue
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Rayburn House
Arthur Godfrey
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Douglas Brisso
Bluefield
W. Va
James Kee
D-W. Va
Thomas Atkinson
WKOY
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