Hershey defends draft card protesters and reclassification
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says antiwar demonstrators who discard draft cards will keep losing deferments and be reclassified for immediate induction until courts intervene. He argues defiance is not in the national interest while the Supreme Court weighs cases by Gutknecht and Breen challenging reclassification for protest.
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Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Thas
Hershey
Supreme Court
David Earl Gutknecht
Gaylord
Minn
Minneapolis
Timothy J. Breen
Westport
Conn
Boston
American Civil Liberty Union
Melvin L. Wulf
New York
ACLU
Gutknecht
Gen. Hershey
Vietnam
David D. Omer
Honors Night at KU Names Outstanding Coed and Honor Students
Linda Gilkerson of Mattoon Illinois was named the outstanding coed of her KU class during the Associated Women Students Honors Night at Hoch Auditorium. The event also announced living-group representatives and new Mortar Board and Phi Beta Kappa members.
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Mattoon
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Associated Women Students
Hoch Auditorium
Mortar Board
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Gilkerson
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Council For Exceptional Children
KUY
Linda Arbuthnot
Prairie Village
Alpha Gamma Delta
Janet Marshall
Atchison
Alpha Chi Omega
Rita Matousek
Cuba
Alpha Delta Pi
Karen Elledge
Mason City
Iowa
Alpha Omicron Pi
Linda Kleinschmidt
Bartlesville
Okla
Alpha Phi
Barbara Hansen
Wheaton Il
Chi Omega
Linda Ewing
Independence
Delta Delta Delta
Sharon Watson
Emporia
Delta Gamma
Barbara Blee
Bonner Springs
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Martha Dalton
Wichita
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Elaine Greenock
Quincy
Pi Beta Phi
Sandra Marshall
Falls
Church
Sigma Kappa
Doctor Claims Public Misled About Smoking
A Tennessee doctor testifies before the House Commerce Committee that emotion and zeal outpace proof in linking smoking to lung cancer. He cites uncertain causation and notes the 1964 and 1968 reports as evolving evidence, while colleagues say the lungs of smokers and non smokers appear alike and smoking’s role remains unproven.
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Apy
Tennessee
Sle
Surgeon General's Advisory Committee
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Victory Buhler
Kansas City
Hirman T. Langston
Chicago
Student unrest not over say Columbia professors
A Columbia University faculty panel warned at an alumni dinner that the student revolt in America may escalate and provoke bloodshed with shocking reprisals. Jacques Barzun Fritz Stern and Arthur S Lall told about 1000 attendees that disruption has paid for students and officials show little official backlash, while noting vast numbers rely on public water supplies.
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Kansas City
America
Columbia University
Jacques Barzun
Fritz Stern
Arthur S. Lall
Columbia
Stern
Mississippi Flooding Recedes in Quad City Area
Floodwaters along the Mississippi River began receding in the Quad City industrial region of Illinois and Iowa as the crest moved south at about three miles per hour. Officials noted sightseers hinder civil defense and guardsmen, with significant but not major damage expected beyond lowlands.
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Illinois
Iowa
Burlington
Keokuk
Civil Defense
National
Davenport
Red River
Minnesota
United States
Canada
Des Moines Firemen Strike Over Pay Dispute
In Des Moines 330 firefighters walked out at 11 p.m. Monday demanding a 15 percent pay raise. Gov. Ray ordered 40 National Guardsmen on standby. Police, city officials and residents fear violence after recent firebombings linked to political unrest. An arbiter had recommended a 5 percent increase, which the city offered before the walkout.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Des Moines
Robert Ray
National
Thomas Urban
Iowa
Black Panthers
Urban
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