Senate approves draft ceiling amid Indochina debate
The Senate set a 130000 annual draft cap starting July 1 and limited next year’s calls to 140009, raising above Pentagon estimates. The vote accompanies Indochina policy debate and a Kennedy amendment requiring congressional authorization for inductions beyond the ceiling, amid lobbying and political maneuvering.
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U.S. Indochina
McGovern. Hatfield
U.S
Indochina
Dee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
John C. Stennis
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
McGovern-Hatfield
Mike Mansfield
Ex-Dropout To Address Group Here
A former Toledo outstanding young man of 1970, Nelson D. Grace, will address a Middletown Council on Human Relations meeting on Thursday June 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the City Building chamber. Grace, WTOL-TV planning and development coordinator, will discuss community awareness with emphasis on drug abuse and crime prevention. He has held multiple advisory roles and earned a GED and a bachelor’s degree with further graduate work in sociology.
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Toledo
Middletown Council On Human Relations
Nelson D. Grace
Wtol TV
David L. Smith
Commission
HOPE
Grace
Ohio Jaycees
Toledo Board of Education
Toledo Area Association of Correctional Workers
Neighborhood Improvement Foundation of Toledo, Inc
Bridge, Inc
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evergreen
Ala
U.S. Army
Allen University
Columbia
S.C
University of Toledo
Not Enough For Education 100 Million Plan
Nixon administration considers cost-of-education allowances to colleges and universities up to 100 million a year, focusing on institutions with severe budgetary problems. Richardson testified before a Senate committee amid broader proposals up to six billion annually. A targeted plan would tie aid to grants work-study loans and needy student support. Meanwhile a separate note recalls David O. Dodd’s 1864 Confederate spy execution in Little Rock.
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Washington
Nixon
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L.richardson
Senate
House
Richardson
Survivor cites 360 roll before fatal Marine Phantom collision
The lone survivor says the F4 performed a 360 degree roll about one minute before colliding with a Hughes Air West DC9 over the San Gabriel Mountains near Los Angeles. NTSB and FAA officials note aerobatic flight in controlled airspace violates federal rules, as investigators prepare for formal hearings and interview more than 60 witnesses.
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Los Angeles
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Marine Corps
FAA
James R. Phillips
San Gabriel Mountains
Brad Dunbar
NTSB
Christopher Schiess
Mil
Dunbar
Schiess
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Pentagon
Nelson Grace Human Relations Council
Bankamericard
Adea
Meech ET
David O. Dodd
Little Rock
Ark
Itary
Ment T
Marine ‘Corps
el Toro ‘Marine Air Station
Maj
Michae Fibbick
Ttese
Dacron
Ven
Cas
Penn-Prest
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