Draft call signals larger military mobilization ahead
Pentagon sources say the March 39,000-man draft call signals rising manpower needs through spring and summer with about 40,000 monthly inductions likely in April through June. The increase follows a major replacement cycle as many draftees from the Southeast Asia buildup reach end of service.
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Friday Rejects Firing Call for UNC Professor
President William Friday rejected a Republican candidate Reese Gardner's demand to fire Dr. Lewis Lipsitz of the Political Science Department at Chapel Hill. Lipsitz urged immediate Vietnam War negotiations, stating views in a campus newspaper letter. Friday said Lipsitz voiced his opinion as a U.S. citizen and no dismissal would occur.
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Consolidated University of North Carolina
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Indian Airlines Passenger Rise In 1966 67
Indian Airlines carried 1.4 million passengers in 1966 67 up from 1.2 million the previous year an increase of 17 percent The number of airline passengers in India has doubled in the past 10 years
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India
North Carolina Faces Shift to Skilled Jobs for Growth
In Raleigh officials heard a UNC study warn NC growth depends on industrial structure and competition for growing sectors. Governor Moore noted record growth and warned world markets can affect the state. Wachovia's Watlington predicted 1968 prospects sound but prices and rates rise. Hilton forecast 200,000 skilled industrial workers needed by 1970.
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Council On Economic Development
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West Pakistan Doubles Rice Output Since 1947
West Pakistan Governor Mohammad Musa announced at a Farmers Day event in Lahore that rice production in West Pakistan has doubled since independence in 1947. The remark frames ongoing agricultural growth in the region.
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Mexico Launches Educational TV to Expand High School Access
Mexico begins televised classes for grades 7-9 to supplement crowded classrooms. Teleaulas staffed rooms and home study offer supervised teaching with exams for advancement, requiring government registration and 24 pesos to cover course books.
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Teleaula
Brubeck Premieres First Oratorio Light in the Wilderness
Dave Brubeck unveiled his first oratorio on Tuesday night called Light in the Wilderness blending Bach like chorales with time changes and rock inspired percussion. The work features Jesus supported by a chorus with 122 voices in Chapel Hill and drew a six minute standing ovation after the second performance.
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University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
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Midland-Odessa Symphony
Texas
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Carolina Chorus
Bowles Talks With Sihanouk in Phnom Penh
U S Ambassador Chester Bowles met Prince Norodom Sihanouk in Phnom Penh for about an hour. Officials described the exchange as frank and useful with no details released. Bowles arrived to discuss Cambodian use of its territory as a refuge in the Vietnam War context.
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