Veterans Pool May Be tapped For Reserve
Pentagon officials study using peacetime Army veterans as a trained manpower pool in emergencies. Without a new system, the Army could be 250000 short in initial war months. Officials foresee reserve shrinkage as volunteers stay longer on active duty, urging a steady one million veteran pool from those who left service in the past five years.
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Pentagon
Europe
NATO
Asst
William K. Brehm
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Litton proposes bill to cover presidential protection costs
Kansas City AP Rep Jerry Litton says he will introduce legislation to require the federal government to pay all costs for protecting the President in appearances nationwide. He notes Protecting the President is costly and an undue hardship for cities to cover. He cites Ford convention costs in Kansas City at 50 cents to one dollar per person.
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Kansas City
Jerry Litton
Litton
Ford
Wrong Man Mistaken Identity in Fresno Murder Case
Two Los Angeles men named Ramon Flores share birth date and near identical Social Security numbers. one spent Christmas in jail as a murder suspect in Fresno. After 19 days in custody and conflicting photos, authorities admitted the error and released the wrong man. The other remains at large. Also in Memphis a judge denied singer Isaac Hayes’s second divorce suit and his third wife seeks alimony and support for two children.
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Los Angeles
Ramon Flores
Flores
Fresno
Memphis, Tenn
Isaac Hayes
Mignon Cynthia Marley Hayes
Circuit
Heather
Isaac III
Hayeses
Carson City
New
Robert Hoffman
Hayes
Emily Ruth Hayes
Italy heads toward election as coalition fails
In Rome AP reports the Republican party refuses to join a Christian Democrat minority coalition. Premier-designate Aldo Moro cannot secure a chamber majority, signaling possible early elections this spring or summer with anticipated Communist gains after the caretaker government crisis.
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Rome
Italy
Republican Party
Christian Democrats
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic-Republican
Giovanni Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Moro
Leone
No Unibathrooms Says ERA Backer remarks in Missouri
Mary Anne Krupsak, New York's first woman lieutenant governor, says ERA opponents make dramatic claims not grounded in law. She notes the law preserves privacy and points to unequal pay and opportunities without ERA, as Missouri's House supports the measure but the Senate did not.
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Mary Anne Krupsak
New York
Miss Krupsak
Woman's Political Caucus
Missouri House
Senate
Krupsak
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