National Security Council Deferment Authority Explainer
The Council advises the Director of Selective Service on deferments for essential personnel. Members are the President, Vice President, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, and the Director of the Office of Emergency Planning. Local boards retain discretion to grant occupational deferments based on community need and program progress.
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National Security Council
Council
Selective Service
Office of Emergency Planning
Clark County Business Counts From Dun & Bradstreet 1968
Dun & Bradstreet figures show 275 Clark county manufacturers wholesalers and retailers in 1967. The past year saw 100 listing changes, including additions deletions and status updates. Current counts: Casey 111 Marshall 89 Martinsville 42 West Union 19 Westfield 12.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Clark County
Casey
Marshall
Martinsville
West Union
Westfield
Taxpayers Face Broad State and Federal Tax Increases
The 1968 outlook predicts multiple state tax hikes including a 500 million NY increase and added auto fees in Maryland while Vermont considers gasoline tax raises and Rhode Island seeks a new income tax. Federal taxes are also expected to rise to cover nondefense spending growth, stoking talk of a taxpayers revolt.
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New York
Vermont
Maryland
Rhode Island
Vietnam
Selective Service Questions On Deferment For Law Students
The memo explains that deferment for graduate study was limited by NSC guidance on Feb 16 1968 to registrants in medicine dentistry or allied medical specialties and does not provide continued deferment for a second year of law school starting September 1968. It notes the impact of the NSC advice on eligibility and deferment status for those pursuing law degrees.
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American Association of Junior Colleges
United Business Schools Associations
The
American Vocational Association
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
National Security Council
Mourning Dove Among Our Native Game Birds
The mourning dove, a migratory, widely distributed native game bird, winters in the southern U S Mexico and Central America and breeds as far north as Southern Canada in warm months. Doves nest in trees or on the ground, are common near harvested grain fields, and provide challenging wing shooting for hunters. unlike quail, dogs have little use in dove hunting.
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United States
Mexico
Central America
Canada
Rural to urban migration sparks national land debates
US News & World Report highlights mass moves from farms to cities with 500 000 to 600 000 departing rural areas yearly. Critics urge reconsideration of federally owned land for recreation and aesthetics, arguing for true multiple use of forests amid growing population pressures.
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US News & World Report
North Cascades National Park
Redwood National Park
Adirondack National Park
Forest Service
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Forest products firms push universal land use plan
An article contrasts forest products companies with past speculators and urges broad land use changes to meet future jobs wood products recreation and wildlife preservation. It warns against political change delaying progress and promotes safe driving and gun ownership. It also offers interior design tips and cheap storage ideas using cans.
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Yesteryear
West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Liberty residents share weekend visits and community events. Families like Ewbank Behner and Curht attend gatherings. World Day of Prayer observed. Jolly Homemakers meet with program and readings. Okinawa letter from Dorothy Davidson noted.
Ladies Set Next Meeting Date and Dinner Plan
A list of names including Mrs. Martha Williams Mrs. Dandalee Veach and others notes the next gathering on March 27. The group will meet at Tom's at 11 30 for dinner with hostess Mrs. Della Payne.
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Della Payne
Violet Baker
Martha Jane Williams
Fthel Fraker
Mabel Lowry
Dorothy Davidson
Okinawa
Ruby Atkison
Nettie Beachout
Lilian
J Burkybile
Martha Williams
Dandalee Veach
Betty
Dean Hills
Peggy
Anna H. Veach
Mae Shade
Ethel Fraker
Alta Cook
Betty Payne
Maurine Martin
Mary Hendrix
Anna Dunn
Tom’s
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley
Sth Street
Mark Stewart
DUN & Bradstreet News
Selective Service Information
Wezi Clear Channel 800
Jerry Cox
Betty Cribelar
Lifeline
Earl Nightengale
Rod Carrell
Cardinals
Princess
Dwight D. Debby Quinn
Los Angeles
Heartesearch
Debby
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
Wayne Ewbank
Paul Behner
Lloyd Ewbank
Wilbur Cur
Martin
Caroll Hinkle
Jerry Seaton
Carol Jean
Dean Garver
Norma Carpenter
Martyn and
Bobby
Maud Ross
Rosa Statesman
John Miller
Rae Lucan
Mary E. Behner
Freda Morgan
Dan Morgan
Mississippi
Fenton Gilbert
Charley Coleman
Eather Fitzgarrald
Roy Biggs
Maude Waite
Hazel Lashbrook
Westfield Baptist Church
Clin Curtright
Wanda Hirschman
James
Charley Fitzgarrald
Newlin Gilbert
Max Farris
Dean Oakley
James Lashbrook
Ralph Fitzjarrald
Charley Fitzjarrald
Indiana
Illionis
Terre Haute
Purdue
Illinois
Premix
Fred Morgan
Ind
Orleans
IBC
Charleston
IBC Homes
University Heights
Charleston, Ill
Wabash Terre Haute
Goekler
Chevrolet
Buick CO
Marshall, IL
Blue Cross Hospital
Syrical Plans
H.la. Group
Glen Kenney
Chester Linton
Francis Staub, Dean Hendrix
Gladys Spittler
Harold Imle
Donald Goble
Ralph Davison
Donald Hosch
Guy Tingley
Victor Jakle
Mina Ping van Shields
Doyle Greenwell
Olen Wells
Wayne Sweitzer
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