Survey May Lead To End Of Draft
Washington AP reports that the government will sample about 290 000 Selective Service records to assess draft eligibility and moves between deferments. The study, ordered by President Johnson, aims to gauge attitudes and consider voluntary service as a future option.
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Associated Press Today
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Johnson
Selective Service System
Selective Service Headquarters
Congress
Census Bureau
Saigon Leaders Maintain Control After Weekend Coup
Premier Nguyen Khanh and loyal generals hold Saigon as coup backers fail. Ultimatum from 10 military leaders demanded purges of corrupt elements and a crackdown on pro Communist or neutralist influence within two months. Maj. Gen. Duong Van Duc signed the ultimatum. Sandra Sanborn, 12, passed University of Colorado exams but will attend Mt. St. Gertrude Academy per advice.
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Khanh
Duong van Duc
Sandra Sanborn
Boulter
Colo
University of Colorado
Robert
Sandra
Mt. St. Gertrude Academy
Rusk Seeks Unity in South Viet Nam After Saigon Uprising
Secretary of State Deant Rusk says the United States is making headway in persuading divided South Vietnamese leaders to declare a moratorium on disputes and seek unity against Communist guerrillas. He spoke after Sunday's Saigon uprising and said the abortive rebellion against Premier Nguyen Khanh may stabilize South Viet Nam.
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Washington
Deant Rusk
United States
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Rusk
U. S
Nguyen Khanh
Hunt Gun Used In 3 Slayings DETROIT AP
Homicide detectives search for the weapon and motive in the killings of Mrs. John H. Frazier 40 and Clarence de Potie 47, and Pierre Paulin 51 at the Detroit School of Announcing and Speech Inc. Paulin, a longtime announcer, was found in a separate room. no gun was found at the four room storefront school on Detroit's northwest side.
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Clarence de Potie
Detroit School of Announcing and Speech Inc
Pierre Paulin
Detroit
Paulin
Hiram Phipps
Police Homicide Bureau
de Potie
Puaulin
Moonlighting as Shorter Workdays Jibe
A sharp quip notes that twenty years ago twelve hours a day were called economic slavery while today fourteen hours a day are called moonlighting, reflecting shifting attitudes toward work.
Custody Decision Due Soon in Rockefeller Murphys Case
State Supreme Court Justice Joseph F. Gagliardi will decide custody of four children James 15 Margaretta 11 Carol 8 Malinda 4 after seven days of closed testimony. Parents divorced 1963 with Murphy custody. Mrs Rockefeller remarried NY governor and son born May 3. Murphy virologist at Rockefeller Institute married Victoria Thompson.
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N. Y
State Supreme Court
Joseph F. Gagliardi
Nelson A. Rockefeller
James S. Murphy
Gagliardi
James
Margaretta
Carol
Malinda
Murphy
New York
Rockfeller
Rockefeller Institute
Victoria Thompson
Miss Thompson
Senate Eyes Reapportionment Compromise Amid Aid Bill Clash
Senate votes today on a reapportionment compromise tied to a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill. Dirksen seeks a delayed court-ordered, population based redistricting while Humphrey backs a sense of Congress approach with Javits and McCarthy. Douglas and allied senators rally against the rider to thwart adoption.
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Dirksen
Johnson
Supreme Court
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nl
Ford Offer Clears Way To Contract
Ford Motor Co. offered an economic package to the United Auto Workers similar to the Chrysler deal, aiming for an early agreement for about 125,000 Ford workers. The proposal includes wage increases and additional benefits substantially equal to the Chrysler package, pending discussion of non economic demands such as working conditions and relief time.
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Ford Motor Co
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Ford
Denise
Walter Reuther
Two Charged With Inciting Rioting In Philadelphia
Philadelphia police hold two Black men and seek a woman on charges of inciting rioting and looting in a northern Philadelphia incident. Abbyssinia Hayes also known as Shaykh Muhammad and Raymond Hall also known as Yussuf Abdullah were arrested and charged. Florence Molsey is sought. Officials say no link to broader groups or other cities. Hayes posted $10,000 bail after an earlier raid yielded bayonets and materials misidentified as hazardous devices.
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Abbyssinia Hayes
Shaykh Muhammad
Raymond Hall
Yussuf Abdullah
Florence Molsey
Richard Edwards
New York
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Paterson
Muhammed
Hayes
Makarios Agrees To End Blockade Of Turk Villages
U N officials say Cyprus President Makarios will lift the economic blockade on Turkish Cypriot villages within days after pressure from Galo Plaza and Lt Gen Thimayya. A relief convoy to Kokkina prompted talks of Turkish aid via Famagusta under U N supervision. The move follows weeks of stalled supplies and tense regional diplomacy.
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Makarios
Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Cyprus
Galo Plaza
K. §. Thimayya
Turkey
Kokkina
Famagusta
U. N
Nicosia
Five Bishops Named by Pope Paul V gains Hungary accord
Vatican and Hungary sign partial accord restoring limited Vatican administrative authority over Church in Hungary for first time in 15 years. Five bishops named by Pope Paul VI and one by Pope John XXIII approved by Budapest, while Cardinal Mindszenty remains in refuge in the U.S. Legation in Budapest awaiting fate of broader settlement.
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John XXII
Budapest
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Church of Hungary
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Washington
Lucas signs with Cincinnati Royals after holdout ends
NBA rookie of the year Lucas ended a brief holdout and signed a second contract with the Cincinnati Royals. He will join the team this afternoon for pre season drills at Miami University in Oxford, said Royals president Tom Grace.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Lucas
Miami University
Oxford
Royals
Tom Grace
Talkative President: Coolidge Off-the-Record Talks Published
Amherst AP report on the University of Massachusetts Press release detailing The Talkative President The Off the Record Press Conferences of Calvin Coolidge based on transcripts found at Forbes Library Northampton Mass The book covers roughly one sixth of Coolidge era remarks from 1923 to 1929 and highlights the president's wit and views on reactionary progressive and private enterprise themes.
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Calvin Coolidge
University of Massachusetts Press
Forbes
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Howard H. Quint
University of Massachusetts History Department
Robert H
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Executive Mansion
Herbert Hoover
Lawrence F. Wikander
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