Defense Dept relaxes reserve duty term for youths
The Defense Department announced a new standard program for non prior service personnel aged 17 to 26 enlisting directly in Army and Air Force reserves and National Guard. The six year enlistment replaces eight years for younger recruits with variable active duty time for training. The change follows a House Armed Services Committee push and affects about 763,000 past entrants.
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UPI
Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
House
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
National Guard
Armed Services
Army
Air Force
Armed Forces
Marines
Father's Plan Goes Haywire
In Ashby England UP I Malcolm Wilebur a police constable sought to immunize his daughter by exposing her to measles after a neighbor child had the illness. The daughter did not catch measles while Wilebur did.
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Ashby
England
UPI
Malcolm Wilebur
Wilebur
Wile Bur
Government links public speculation to sugar market boom and bust
The 1963 report assigns part of the sugar price spike and drop to nonindustry speculators led by housewives teachers and store owners. It notes futures volume rise and a sharp gain then fall with many small contracts held by individuals across varied professions.
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Gov't
U.S
Washington
UPI
House Subcommittee On Consumer Affairs
Agriculture Department
New York
Rep
Leonor K. Sullivan
Dmo
House
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Department
Fight Cancer With a Check and a Check-Up
A local health drive emphasizes regular cancer screenings and charitable giving. Hospitals urge community members to donate and schedule preventive check-ups to boost early detection and support treatment access.
Witness Testifies in $10 Million Libel Suit
Atlanta insurance man George Burnett testified under oath that former Georgia Athletic Director Wallace Butts and Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant discussed Georgia capabilities before the 1962 Georgia Alabama football game. The testimony was heard by a 12 man jury of businessmen.
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Atlanta
UPS
George Burnett
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Alabama
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Burt
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
The
March
the Post
Byrnett
Bryant
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Post
Furnett
Brant
Vorite
Mail of well wishers floods White House for Kennedy baby
Nearly 300 handwritten letters arrive daily to the White House as citizens send congratulations to Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy on her expected third child. Replies are sent by the White House social secretary. The beams include pleas to name the baby and godfather offers, all noted as congratulations stork-receive. The First Lady responds through a routine thank you, while readers yearn for details on names.
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UPI
White House
New Orleans
Marion
Ohio
Mrs. Kennedy the Renly
Nancy Tuckerman
Wesleyville
Mr. Kennedy
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R-S.d
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D-Ark
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