Negro Recruiting For N J Guard Seen A Success
National Guard leaders report the New Jersey Dial recruiting program increased Negro enlistments since last August. Maj Gen Cantwell says the effort educated the Negro community and dispelled fears it was a gimmick, while Lt Col Frye and Maj Briscoe cite warm receptions and no clashes with Black Power groups. A national survey due soon will decide if the program extends nationwide.
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New Jersey Dial
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National Guard Bureau
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New Jersey Guard
Negro Guard
William 5. Frye
Carl E. Briscoe
New Jersey
Pentagon
Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Guard
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Air Guard
Army Guard
Cantwell
Guard Bureau
Army to create 150000 select reserve force for weekend drills
Washington reports the Army will designate a new select force of 150000 civilian reserves for added weekend drills in preparation for possible active duty. It will include 9000 National Guardsmen and 61000 from the organized Army Reserve, replacing the current 119090 Guardsmen and 31000 Reservists. Changeover targeted for May 1 with most states on board except New Jersey Ohio Illinois.
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UPI
Army
Organized Army Reserve
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Ohio
Ilinois
Select Force
Vietnam
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Pentagon
World Bank
Mayor Sets War Against Gary Slums
Gary Ind mayor elect Richard Hatcher outlines plans to mobilize students and volunteers to work in slums, train unemployed youths in basic skills, and form nonprofit groups with business leaders to renovate housing. He seeks federal aid from HUD, HEW, Labor, Justice and poverty programs and emphasizes engaging the white business community in Gary.
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NEW York
Hichard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Hatcher
Federal Aid
Housing and Urban Development
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor, Justice and the Poverty
Lowering of Phone Rates UK'd Lowering of Phone Rates UK'd
The FCC cleared the way for lower telephone rates nationwide by allowing state utilities commissions to reduce interstate charges by 68 million dollars next year. Most states are expected to make reductions retroactive to December 1, with a final resolution restoring full 25 million later.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Fire Over Industrial Tank Co. Emits Thick Black Smoke
Thick black smoke rose hundreds of feet above the eastern Martines area during a blaze at the Industrial Tank Co. yesterday. The plume extended over 50 miles, visible as motorists along Interstate 680 stared skyward at the smoke-filled horizon.
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Martines
Industrial Tank Co
Wedding License Veers Into Generous Gift in Paso
In KL Paso a nervous couple seeking a marriage license found they lacked 8.60 dollars after paying for the blood test. A kind man ahead in line lent them 1.20 dollars to cover the fee, becoming their first wedding present as they moved to the cashier.
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KL. Paso
Tex
Iley
Holding Dentures With Perimeter Suction Product Claims
Advert reads a new denture product Rite N Hold or Hite N Hold offering perimeter suction to secure dentures with a lasting feel. It cites first users who report a real teeth like sensation and months of wear. Mention of drug counters carrying the product and comments from officials appear in the piece.
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S. Calif
Finast Penditets
Com
Christmas Party Slated By Japanese American Citizens League
The Eden township Japanese American Citizens League will hold its annual Christmas Party tomorrow at the Eden Japanese Community Center 701 Delano San Lorenzo. The 7:30 p.m. event will include entertainment gifts for children and the arrival of Santa Claus, according to chairman Mrs Marsako Minami.
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Eden Township
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