House Moves To End Draft Falls Short
In Washington the House rejected a bid to abolish the draft, falling two votes short on extending it one year. Debate centered on a $2.7 billion pay boost for a volunteer army, ending student deferments, and expanding non military service for conscientious objectors. Divinity student deferments were approved 114 to 29. An effort to halt Indochina manpower after June 30 failed 330 to 62, and the broader abolition effort failed 73 to 11.
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Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
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Traffic court notices list multiple speeding and unsafe vehicle fines
A court docket enumerates drivers from various towns facing penalties for offenses such as speeding, unsafe vehicles, no current licenses, improper passing, and failure to yield. Fines range from 1 to 25 dollars, with some cases abated or lengthy penalties noted for pedestrian violations and weight-station failures.
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Harlan R. Friesen
Iowa
Costas J. Katsourides
Leonard D. Heffner
Baldwin
Noah Smith
E. 14Th
Thomas R. Saffell
Ter
Gary R. Proctor
Kansas City
Kan
Alfred J. Lawson
W. 25Th
Judith L. McClendon
Lincoln
Galen M. Custer
Rt. 3
Olathe
Lloyd E. Reusch
Perry
Leonard R. Ray
Lawrence
Lenwood J. Howard
Lecompton
Maria A. Villarroel
Edwin G. Rutkowski
Kansas
Kindle Lorn Trammell
Eudora
James N. Ross
Melvin A. Morriss Jr
Bonnie L. Mathey
Rt. 1
James T. Lewis
Ted Hardin II
Jon J. Indall
Ottawa
Enola N. Gish
Richard E. Damore
Duane Crampton
Topeka
Charles L. Anderson
Ace Safety Equipment
C. Lewis E. Burton
Prairie Village
Keith R. Walden
Venice Beach
Calif
Gerald K. Miller
Denver
Colo
James A. Sunday
Jerry L. Deshazer
William E. Riley
R.I
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