Marines Seek Retired Servicemen for Return to Duty
Washington AP report says the Marines have limited success luring back retired personnel for skilled, short-term active duty. About 71 applications received. target strength 278000 in 1967. Army also plans a drive with a 53 age limit and skilled recruits such as electronics, radar, and tank repair, offering retirement rewards.
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Meeting on Swim Pool Is Set for Wednesday
The Lawrence Board of Education, the City Commission and the interim board of Unified School District No. 497 will meet at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Virginia Inn to hear the swimming pool committee's recommendation. The committee unanimously recommended that the school board and city collaborate to build a public pool at Lawrence High School.
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Four Injured in Emergency Room Visit at Local Hospital
Four patients were treated and released Friday from Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. The group included Donald Norris, 47, of 755 Locust with a cut right ankle from a steel shaving. Daniel Schloetzer, 7, of LeComp ton with a cut to his right little finger. Kenneth Dana, 1, of 1826 Tenn. with a cut on the roof of his mouth. and Richard Vigna, 22, of Eudora who fell and injured his right collar bone.
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Military incentives differ in retirement promotions
The article notes that Marines offer a one grade promotion above last active duty grade, while Navy and Air Force have not invited retired personnel to re-enter service, explaining a sluggish response. This highlights branch disparities in retention incentives for veterans.
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Sholokhov Attacks Soviet Nonconformists
New York AP report covers Mik hail Sholokhov denouncing accused anti party writers Andrei D Sinyavsky and Yuri M Daniel at the 23rd party congress in Moscow. Tass text released in New York captures his mother nation rhetoric and calls critics traitors.
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Interim Board Meets This Monday Evening
School District No. 497 will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Administration Center. Agenda includes bylaws elementary school boundaries petitions for boundary changes personnel contracts bids on transportation service and compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Plan for Unity Among Seven Protestant Churches
Leaders of seven denominations with 25 million members outline a long range plan to merge. Bishop Gibson says unification could take 50 years and the plan is an outline, not an agreed union. A Dallas meeting on May 25 will continue discussions.
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Robert F. Gibson Jr
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Giants Pitchers Record Surpasses 1965 NL Win Total
A misread note cites the 1966 San Francisco Giants pitching staff contributing 96 NL victories in 1965, claiming one more win than the Giants actually registered.
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