No Action Likely On Draft Reform This Year
Congress seems unlikely to act on draft reform this year as House Armed Services Chairman Rivers says Nixon’s deferment plan could be considered later. Defense Secretary Laird reports draft calls averaging below 10 000 monthly and aims to move toward a volunteer force by 1971.
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Chrysler plant uses trading stamps to boost attendance
Detroit AP report says Chrysler Mound Road engine plant offered 200 trading stamps for every day attended in a month and 1200 stamps for six months of perfect attendance. UAW vice president Douglas A. Fraser disclosed the incentive during a news conference amid contract talks with Chrysler.
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Kunstler Shows Peace Tie After New Orleans Court Hearing
Civil rights attorney William Kunstler leaves federal court in New Orleans on Thursday wearing a tie decorated with peace symbols. He defended H. Rap Brown on charges of intimidating a federal agent and said he did not know the whereabouts of the missing black militant since March.
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