Draft Bill Pulled and Lottery Set Amid Parly Snarl
Washington AP The draft extension bill stalled in the House amid a Rules Committee tangle over challenging conferees' language delaying action before the September recess. A looming lottery to pick 19 year olds proceeds Thursday as officials prepare colored capsules. a Vietnam withdrawal provision remains a sticking point in the conference, with antiwar senators signaling a filibuster when the bill clears the House.
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Senate
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Rules Committee
Wiliam M. Colmer
D-Miss
Rules
U.S
Vietnam
Conference Committee
Antidraft Dentist and Son Arrested in Caribbean
California dentist Dr Bernard Bender and his son Lawrence were arrested by the U S Coast Guard off Cuba while aboard the 58 foot yacht White Cloud 2 miles south of Cuba. They face charges in a draft evasion plot and were named in a Los Angeles federal grand jury indictment issued July 2.
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Miami
California
United States
U.S. Coast Guard
Caribbean
Courageous
Bernard Bender
Lawrence
Cost Guard
Los Angeles
Cuba
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Bender
Retirement Home Gyps Pointed Out
Ohio Attorney General William Brown warns many seniors lack knowledge of new laws shielding them from retirement home land frauds. The laws require notarized sale descriptions for out of state land and a financial responsibility statement, with the Securities Division able to order escrow on investor payments to ensure sale conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Brown
Department of Commerce Securties Division
USAF Band Plans 15 Day Germany Tour
The 545th U S Air Force Band led by Capt William Dais of Toledo will depart Wednesday for a 15 day community relations tour of Germany with 26 Air National Guard airmen.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Air Force
Air National Guard
William Dais
Toledo
Germany
Parochial Students Could Flood Hamilton County Schools
Cincinnati public schools face possible influx of up to 10 000 non public students this fall if state aid is denied. Dr. Paul Miller warns shifts could equal 5 000 pupils to Cincinnati districts and 5 000 to other county systems. Legislation proposing 640 per pupil for public schools could bring 6.4 million additional dollars to Hamilton County and 5.4 million to non public schools.
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Hamilton County
Paul Miller
Miller
Cincinnati Public Schools
Gilligan Creates Ombudsman Service for Ohio Business
Gov John Gilligan announced a new businessmen ombudsman service in Columbus to aid out of state investors. The program uses a toll free line to provide information on plant location expansion and investment prospects in Ohio as part of a broader effort to attract business and support local firms.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Gilligan
Ohio
Department of Development
Ombuds‘man
Gilligan
David Sweet
Sweet
Wyoming pilot testifies eagle kills by ranchers and gunmen
Senate hearing hears James O. Vogan recount killings of hundreds of eagles by hired gunmen and sheep ranchers. He described up to 11 eagles a day killed from helicopters while a Buffalo Flying Service owner claimed permits justified killing. The testimony spurred federal pursuit of those responsible and highlighted protection for bald eagles under law.
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Washington (Ap
Wyoming
Senate
James O. Vogan
Senate Environmental Appropriations Subcommittee
America
Subcommittee
Vogan
Doyle Vaughn
Buffalo Flying Service
Buffalo
Wyo
Randers
Vaughn
McGee Vogan
Ohio Bell Sees Big Growth and Higher Rates Ahead
The company pledges quality service at a lower price, then outlines plans to invest 17 billion more in eight years to handle 10 million new phones and 8.5 million disconnections. It highlights faster dial tone, prompt installation, coinless pay phones, and future readiness while noting an upcoming rate increase.
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Ohio Bell
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