Draft decision moves to Senate amid Vietnam and draft debates
The Senate prepares votes on amendments to hasten an all volunteer force by ending the draft or limiting its extension. Hatfield proposes July 1 cutoff. Schweiker seeks to halve the extension to one year. Leaders eye June 18 vote on Vietnam funds cuts as McGovern Hatfield supporters debate timing.
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Senate
Carl P. Learsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Southeast Asia
Mike Mansfield
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Laos
William Proxmire
Dwis
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Pentagon
Church League Softball Schedule With Daily Games
The Christian Athletic Association lists a full summer schedule with games from June to August. First games start at 6 p m and second games at 7 30 p m with matchups including Liberty Baptist First Assembly of God First Methodist Calvary Catholic Hope Unity Providence and others across dates from June through August.
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Christian Athletic Association
Liberty Baptist
First Assembly of God
First Baptist
Unity
First Methodist
Calvary Catholic
Hope Church
Christ
Fifth and
Grady
First Assembly Providence
Liberty
First Methodist Providence
Catholic
Fifth and Grady
First Methodist Unity
Church of Christ
First Assembly
Calvary First Baptist
Providence
Calvary Providence
Hope Church of Christ
Calvary
Christ Fifth
Fifth
Christ First Assembly
First Methodist Fifth
First Baptist First Methodist
Catholic First Assembly
Unity Calvary
Church of Christ Fifth and Grady
Christ First Baptist
Liberty First Baptist
First Fifth
First Methodist Assembly
First Christ Baptist Liberty
Unity Fifth
Christ Liberty
Catholic Fifth
Cal
Providence First Assembly
Catholic Manila Et PI
Manila Zoo
Zoo
Basthia Montenayor-Tach
Vietnam's Losses Heavy in Cambodia Reported by Saigon
SAIGON AP core commanders acknowledge heavy losses at Suos in Cambodia and switch to mobile cross border operations. They cite the loss of U.S. ground forces backup and rely on continued U.S. air support. Task Force 8 suffered 300 killed or missing, with 74 missing beginning to reappear.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Suos
U.S
Snuol
Cambodia
South Vietnam
3Rd
Krek
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
da Nang
Phnom Penh
May Oppose Rep Hammerschmidt in 1986 race
Gov. Dale Bumpers said he had not discussed with Bradley D. Jesson of Fort Smith the possibility of Jesson running next year against Rep. John Paul Hammerschmidt. Jesson, Bumpers’ legislative coordinator this year, has shown interest in the Democratic nomination for Hammerschmidt’s seat.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Bradley D.jesson
Fort Smith
Jesson
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Bumpers
General Assembly
Hammerschmidt
Porno Casette to Permit Playback on Home Television
A Danish sex and pornography fair showcased home television casettes for watching Danish porn on standard sets. An exhibitor said production could begin once international standardization allows compatibility with foreign machines. Legal action in Denmark over mail order of porn threatens exports despite smuggling being common. The fair runs through Monday amid broader events in Copenhagen including ballet and opera. Artichokes in Peru cost 5 cents each.
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Ole Duys
Associated Press
Copehnagen
Denmark
West Germany
Italy
France
Britain
United States
Danish Justice Ministry
Temptation Club
Copenhagen Tourist Association
Copenhagen
Adaht Chapter No 18 Sponsors Wiener Roast
The Adaht Chapter No 18 will sponsor a wiener roast on June 5 at the home of Mrs. Inez Monk starting at 5 p.m. Pupils are invited. Eggs are among the few foods that contain natural vitamin A.
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Adaht Chapter
Inez Monk
Angry Doctor Writes Book on Medicine Tops Best Sellers
Alhambra California AP report profiles Dr. Alex Gerber author of The Gerber Report a best selling critique of medical practice. He urges elimination of harmful unnecessary surgeries and calls for reforms in medical education while defending birth control and legal abortion. He cites clashes with organized medicine and vows to expose abuses within the system.
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Alhambra
Calif
Alex Gerber
California
Gerber
U.S
Chicago
University of Illinois
Cook County Hospital
Los Angeles County General Hospital
University of California At
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
University of Southern California Medical Center
USC Medical School
California State College At
American Medical Association
The
American College of Surgeons
Leflar to Teach Past 70 at University of Arkansas
Fred Pickens the Newport chair of the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees said Dr Robert A Leflar professor of law will be allowed to teach beyond the 70 year old mandatory retirement. The board will meet Friday to consider an exception as more than 200 law students petitioned for a change.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Fred Pickens
Newport
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Robert A. Leflar
U of A
Pickens
Fayetteville
David W. Mullins
All volunteer military force and draft debates
AP reports on end of draft or shortening its extension amid heavy losses at Snuol with reliance on U.S. air support. Senate committees clash over campaign spending in election reform. Rogers asks France to join NATO troop cut talks with the Soviet Union. USSR economic push in Bolivia cited as aid contrast. Hoffa to retire as labor leader amid prison risk. NYC police chief critiques White House slayings response as political. EPA finds seven year lead concentration increases in three cities.
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Lisbon
William P. Rogers
France
NATO
Soviet Union
Autopsy Ordered After Texarkana Man's Death
Oklahoma authorities secured a court order to exhume Louis Edward Jones, 46, whose death in Tulsa was treated as sudden and suspicious. An autopsy was performed in Texarkana after Jones was found in a motel and died in a Tulsa hospital. Results are not expected for more than a week. Lettuce is a member of the thistle family.
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Texarkana, Ark
Texarkana
Ark
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Louis Edward Jones
Jones
Rogers seeks French help on NATO troop cuts plan
At a NATO foreign ministers meeting in Paris France's Maurice Schumann stood out as a holdout as the alliance prepared to press ahead on troop reductions. William P. Rogers aims for exploratory talks to gauge Brezhnev's willingness to negotiate and a phased bargaining position with a fall meeting to finalize representation. Schumann favors a Berlin-linked security conference without blocs but agrees planning cannot start until Berlin's fate is settled by December. A sharp clash arose over Portugal and Greece withNorway's Andreas Capelleng leading a socialist attack. Brosio’s retirement to be announced, with Dutch minister Jo Luns set to succeed him.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Lisbon
William PP. Rogers
France
NATO
Soviet Union
Maurice Schumann
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Schumann
United States
Rogers
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Atlantic
Berlin
Andreas Cappeleng
Portugal
Greece
Denmark
Canada
Manlio Brosio
Brosio
Joseph Luns
School Board
Little Rock School Board to adopt desegregation plan
The Little Rock School Board will meet Monday to adopt a new desegregation plan for the city’s schools. The board met Wednesday and heard several proposals for desegregating the district for the 1971-72 school year.
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Little Rock
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