Random Draft Selection System Explained by State Director
The Gladewater Mirror presents Q A on the Presidents new Random Selection System, with Colonel Morris S. Schwartz explaining the December 1 drawing of 366 capsules, the national sequence, local board use, the random alphabet, and how numbers affect induction. It covers multiple drawings, college deferrals, late 19-year-olds, and the impact on certainty for registrants.
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Morris S. Schwartz
State Selective Service
Washington
Tax dollar split and defense costs from a Strategic view
Chief Economist Carl H. Madden breaks down the federal tax dollar allocations. He notes 51 cents funds defense and 49 cents other programs, with Vietnam war costing 13 cents, Social Security 22 cents, education 12 cents, and domestic services 11 cents. Only 46 percent goes to income tax with Social Security and corporate taxes supporting the rest. To cut taxes, either defense or domestic spending must be reduced.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Carl H. Madden
Safety tips for supervising children at home while mothers work
Council on Family Health offers practical home safety guidance for caregivers left in charge of under six children. Advice covers securing poisons and medicines, supervising use of appliances, turning pot handles away from children, testing bath water, removing unused refrigerator doors, teaching storage for toys, and keeping a first aid guide and emergency contacts accessible.
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United States
United States Department of Labor
Council On Family Health
Madison Avenue
New York
N.Y
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