Draft Lottery Not Workable Says Hershey At Hearing
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey told a Washington audience that lottery drafted systems cannot solve the draft for military service He argued substitution of chance for judgment is a grave weakness Rivers opened a hearing on Selective Service noting it is an unpleasant fact of life The panel discussed deferment policy and potential revisions with Hershey defending local board powers.
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Washington (Ap
Lewis B. Hershey
L. Mendell Rivers
D-S. C
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Selective Service
Selective Service System
Dodd Trip To Germany Is Related
James P. Boyd Jr. testified to the Senate Ethics Committee that Senator Thomas J. Dodd traveled to Germany two years ago and praised Julius Klein to German officials after Klein requested help. Boyd said Dodd often stayed at Klein’s Essex House suite and submitted material to the congressional record at Klein’s request. He did not know of any value involved.
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Germany
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Senate Ethics Committee
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Gunfire Erupts in Mississippi Town During March Tension
In Philadelphia Mississippi a small Negro neighborhood held off a gun exchange with white residents after civil rights leaders debated violence versus nonviolence. One white man was wounded as patrols sealed the area and officials discussed the Mississippi march fallout.
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Radio Man Slain Stirring British Murder Charge
A British politician business figure Calvert 37 keeper of City pop station on Shivering Sands was charged with murder after the pirate radio operator’s death at his home. Smedley 54 chairman of Project Atlanta linked to pirate broadcasts near British waters. The raid is tied to Screaming Lord Sutch who initiated the pirate venture over a year ago.
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Liberal Party
Smedley
Project Atlanta
British Waters
Screaming Lord Sutch
Five Planes Lost In Viet Nam Air War
US Navy pilot downs a MIG17 after crippling fire as four Navy F8 Crusaders clash with four MIG17s sixty five miles northeast of Hanoi. A second MIG may be destroyed. Ground fire downed a Navy photo recon plane. total five American aircraft lost in 24 hours. Ground battle near Tuy Hoa reports 265 enemy killed and 10 captured as 500 to 1,500 North Vietnamese troops engage US forces. Premier Ky lifts Saigon Buddhist Institute blockade briefly. 203 flee, hundreds stay.
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Soviet auto boom hinted by five year plan and Khrushchev era shifts
The article discusses a future push in the Soviet Union toward auto production under a five year plan with aims to raise output from 200000 to 800000 annually and introduce a new model Zima, while Brezhnev Kosygin era signals a shift from strict anti car policy toward greater private car use amid rising living standards.
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