Students Approve McNamara Plan for Two Years Service
US college students broadly back Defense Secretary McNamara proposal for two years of national service, with many favoring non military options. Women’s service draws mixed opinions while some see value in civilian contributions at home or abroad. Some scholars worry about feasibility and the aim of international peace.
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Commuter Coach Proposal Expands Westward Psychiatry
Dr. Leslie Gould of Reno proposes airlifted psychiatry to isolated western towns including Quincy California. He has piloted a cargo plane delivering psychiatry to remote Nevada towns and sees potential to scale the Commuting Couch project to California and beyond. Gould serves as program chief for Plumas County mental health, one of 39 California agencies receiving Short-Doyle funds on a 3 to 1 match.
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Peggy Ann Recovers From kidnapping ordeal in Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick the 17 year old held by a deranged kidnapper is recovering at Fulton County Medical Center. Dr G T Lorentz said she is in fine shape aside from foot blisters and could return home and school once she can move on her own, likely in several days.
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Las Vegas Sun Details Staff and Subscription Rates
The Las Vegas Sun announces staff roles led by Ruthe Deskin and Bryn Arassstrong with editor Vince Anseimo and city editor Dave Bradley. It lists management, circulation, and national agencies, plus subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery across the continental United States.
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CORE claims first victory in Baltimore integration drive
The Congress of Racial Equality says luxury apartment owners in downtown Baltimore agreed to integrate their buildings after a month of demonstrations at Horizon House. Samuel Gorn, a building owner, joined the move amid arrests and KKK counter demonstrations.
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Congress Leaders React to Poll on Viet Nam Policy
Republican Ford urged Johnson to be truthful as domestic dissatisfaction rises over civil strife in South Viet Nam. Javits warned of possible U S troop withdrawal if Saigon cannot bear major fighting burden, following a Gallup poll showing 54 percent favor withdrawal if civil war erupts. Both parties mirrored sentiment. officials offered no comment.
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Britain and Germany discuss NATO post France withdrawal
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard flies to London for two days of talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and top officials on NATO structure and military posture after Frances withdrawal. The discussions aim to prepare for the June 6 NATO council meeting in Brussels.
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Management Protests Nevada Disable Plan
Nevada management representatives challenged a bill to boost insurance benefits for disabled workers. They urged the Nevada Industrial Commission to remain a state insurer or privatize, arguing the measure costs 887,677 dollars and retroactive pay to ineligible pensioners.
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