Draft Lottery Sets Order by Birthdays and Letters
The first Selective Service lottery in decades drew all 366 days and Leap Day from a jar to set draft order by birthdays for 19 to 26 year olds. First out was J followed by dates like April 24 and Dec 30 while letters were later scrambled to guide local boards.
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New York
House
Selective Service
Lotter J
Brothers Draw 1 2 Stolman Brothers Featured in Draft Lottery
Madison Wisconsin AP Richard Stolman 19 a UW sophomore born September 14 is No 1 draft lottery pick. His older brother Douglas 21 a KU senior born April 24 is No 2. Stolman recalls the call to his Nashville parents and says he and his brother are stunned yet trying to laugh it off.
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Madison
Wis
Richard Stolman
Stolman
Nashville
Tenn
University of Wisconsin
Douglas
University of Kansas
Lottery Draw Names First To J Start Upset Bellied Up
Scott Jenkins a 20 year old from Blossburg Pa waited over the televised draft lottery and learned his birth date Sept 14 199 of the year was drawn first. A friend confirmed the first name to be called starts with J and Jenkins took a long pull on his mug in disbelief.
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Washington (Ap
Scott Jenkins
Jenkins
American ‘University
Bloss‘burg
Hunter Kills Crow After Car Rolls on Teen
Hamilton sheriff deputies report 18 year old Collian Creekbaum of 2220 Brentwood St Middletown was hit when his car rolled forward after he paused to shoot crows along Cotton Run Road. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital with head and arm injuries.
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Collian Creekbaum
Brentwood St
Middletown
Sheriff's
Creekbaum
Cotton Run Road
Withrow Road
Mercy Hospital
Prison Stay Ordered for Cincinnati Drug Suspect
Albert Yeckel Jr., 24, will serve 60 to 90 days of study and observation in a federal prison after pleading guilty to two counts of unlawful sale of a stimulant drug. U. S. District Court Judge Timothy Hogan ordered the stay on Monday.
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Cincinnati
Albert Yeckel Jr
U. S. District Court
Timothy Hogan
Conscience Widely Cited by Draft Refuser at Lottery
David K. Parker of Anchorage Alaska refused to pull capsules from the draft lottery jar saying he could not participate in a process that could send peers to war. He observed the drawing as one of four advisers and learned his June 20 birthday would likely avoid the 1970 draft, with about 850000 men affected.
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Sers
Hershey
Selective Service
Washington
David K. Parker
Parker
Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska Methodist University
Evangelistic Series Set at Church of God in Trenton
A series of evangelistic services begins tomorrow at the Church of God in Trenton and runs through December 14. Rev. Ted Bowman, state evangelist from Florida, will conduct the services starting at 7 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. on Sundays.
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Church of God
Trenton
Ted Bowman
Florida
Alphabet order define draft draw for identical birthdays
In Washington AP reports the draft boards will use a letter based system to break ties when men share a birthday. The sequence for first letters of last names is listed as J G D X N 60 7 Z 8 T 9 W 10 P 11 Q 12 Y 13 U 14 C 15 F 161 17 K 18 H 19 S 20 L 21 M 22 A 23 R 24 E 25 B 6 V.
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Washington
Massacre probe blocked by South Vietnamese delay in My Lai inquiry
South Vietnamese officials delay access to Song My as Sen. Tran Van Don leads a parliamentary team seeking eyewitness accounts of the My Lai massacre. An American artillery barrage halted the probe near My Lai, while Col. Ton That Khien casts doubt on civilian casualty figures and cautions against inflated counts.
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Don
My Lai
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Col
Ton That Khien
U.S
My Lai Case Stirs Nixon Backing and Legal Debate
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird downplayed any public harm to President Nixon from the My Lai killings case. The court martial for Lt. William Calley Jr. seeks injunctions to curb media coverage as trials prepare to start in March. Senator Ervin proposed letting discharged servicemen face federal court for crimes during service, while S. Sgt. David Mitchell remains under investigation at Fort Hood.
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Melvin R. Laird
My Lai
Nixon
Laird
Pentagon
William L. Calley Jr
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Calley
Aubrey M. Daniel III
Supreme Court
Robert W. Toth
Korea
Hugo L. Black
Congress
David Mitchell
Ft. Hood
Tex
Mitchell
William J. McNalley
Welder Stolen From American Materials Plant
A $450 welder was stolen yesterday from the American Materials Co. plant between Hamilton Trenton and Jacksonburg roads, north of here, according to sheriff's deputies.
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Hamilton
American Materials Co
Hamilton-Trenton
Jacksonburg Roads
Here
Isheriff
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