Nonesense of About Draft in 1966
Washington report by Ray Cromley argues draft bias claims lack support. Census data show Negroes 11.7 percent of 18 to 25 year olds but 11.3 percent of draftees in 1965 through 1966. higher re enlistment among Negroes drives representation in higher ranks. Inductions prefer older, tested draftees. many deferments come from underprivileged groups.
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Census Bureau
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Viet Nam
Two brothers differ on work and vacations in Teaneck tale
Jim Bishop contrasts his writing life with his brother Johnny who calls writing a job. The exchange covers vacations, deadlines, and the idea of work versus leisure as they visit family, observe a newborn, and plan travel. The piece ends with Johnny settling for beer and Bonanza while Jim pursues a murder piece.
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John
Anna
al Marino
The
Diplomat
Lincoln
Johnny
Kelly
New York
Pearl River
Philadelphia
Holy Name Hospital
Teaneck
Ginny
Amy Marie Frechette
Canise
Switzerland
Geneva
Zermatt
Washington
Stockholm
Olympic Airways
Europe
Social Security widow benefits and age rules in Indiana
The notice outlines widow and divorced widow Social Security options in Indiana, detailing age-based eligibility, reductions for benefits begun before 62, and contacts for the Indiana Social Security Office. It notes the first widow payments under 62 begin September 1965 and mentions Medicare health coverage starting July 1, 1966 for those 65 or older on public assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Social Security Office
Moon program eyes 1968 landing goals in shift
Drew Pearson reports U S scientists, after reviewing Luna IX data from Vienna, conclude the United States may be ahead of Russia and could place astronauts on the moon before 1970, possibly as early as 1968, with three extra Surveyors under construction. The piece also notes California politics and Dick Gregory campaign moves.
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Space Agency
Congress
International Atomic Center
Vienna
United States
Moon
Twin Beds End To End Story In Boston Visit
Boston AP reports Henry Hite a tall traveling rep for Wilson meat packing travels nationwide. He requests twin beds end to end in hotels claiming to be eight feet two inches tall in bare feet. Hite shares family background, childhood growth, and jokes about his height during a 30 year marriage to Maria Bertoli.
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Boston
Henry Hite
Hite
Wilson
Chicago
Maria Bertoli
Aptheker Fights for Congress in Brooklyn Propaganda Clash
In Brooklyn a 50-year-old Marxist figure Dr Herbert Aptheker runs for U S Congress as an avowed Communist on an independent peace ticket linked with labor left. He aims to mobilize fifty thousand votes while campaign machinery and a mass rally in Manhattan Center plan to cast the race as a clash over Vietnam policy. Dorothy Healey also runs in California primaries for county tax assessor as part of a broader Communist influence strategy.
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New York
Herbert Aptheker
Edna F. Kelly
Dr. Aptheker
Hanoi
U.S
Southeast Asia
California
Los Angeles
Dorothy Healey
Aptheker
Manhattan Center
CPUSA
Gus Hall
Waat
Blyden Jackson
Harlem
Webster Hall
Minnesota
Communist Party
Viet Nam
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Newspaper Enterprise Agan
Ernst Mach
Andrew Jackson
Indeara Printing & PO
Dowitt
Taylor Rai
Sasotn Ray
William A. Bommma
Advertaing
Joseph L. Donwell
Mittor
William 8. Hartingstan
Frank
Hood
Associated Press
Gaunieg
AP News
Armstrong
Peart
Jim Bishop
Morning Mail
Boy Kennedy
Wwesy Kennedy
Drew Pearson
Surveyor
Russia
Lloyd Hand
LBJ
Glenn Anderson
Tom Braden
Anderson
Hawthorne
Braden
California Board of Education
California State College
Ambassador Hand
Dick Gregory
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Brown
Gregory
Carleton Goodlet
San Francisco
Goodlet
America's Conscience Fund
Dr. Goodlet
Ohio
Granville Bradley
Michael Sweeney
Mike Feighan
Mrs. Roosevelt
Negores
Merry - Goround
Boyle
Henry Mullins
Atlanta
By Victor Riesel
Erane Per Enterprise Assn
Jesus
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