Draft Law Showdown in Congress on 18 Year Draft Rules
Congress and the House Armed Services committee debate and vote on changes to the draft law. Proposals include registering at 17 and drafting at 18, extending service to 26 months, and a universal military training system. UMTS would be stand by under a civilian commission. Also, a 92 car freight wreck in Naylor, Georgia injured none. crews flagged a passenger train three minutes behind.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
House
Organized Reserve
National Guard
Naylor
Postwar Pacific Security and Soviet Reactions Explored
The piece weighs options to keep Okinawa under U N trusteeship and form a collective security pact with Japan to counter Russia. It notes Soviet positions on preserving Manchuria gains, possible resistance to U S troop presence in Japan, and the risk of war if Russia attacks while U S forces are deployed. It suggests peace with Japan could secure Sakhalin and the Kuriles for Moscow.
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United States
Okinawa
Ryukyus
United Nations
Pacific
Japan
Russia
Soviet Russia
Sakhalin
Kurile Islands
U.S
U. S
Formosa
Manchuria
Kuriles
U.S. pursuit of separate pacific peace with Japan outlined
Washington correspondent Peter Edson describes John Foster Dulles push for a step by step U S Japan peace plan. Separate treaties with Australia New Zealand and perhaps Nationalist China could follow a bilateral pact to shield the Pacific from communism. Japan would seek voluntary U S troop retention under UN compatible security guarantees while surrender terms remain unchanged.
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Peter Edsonnel
Washington
NEA
John Foster Dukes
Europe
Pacific
Mr. Dulles
Yoshida
Australia
New Zealand
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
British Commonwealth of Nations
Zealand
Hongkong
India
United States
Dulles
America- Japan Society
Tokyo
U. S
United Nations
Formosa
Women Clubs Emphasize Individual Civic Duty
Miss Hal Lee Ott of Frederick urged Jog Bridge Homemakers to join Civil Defense and defend democracy through daily tasks like voting. At Mrs Charlier Lanner's home, Ott spoke on Communist influence and ways to improve community life by upholding law, staying informed, and supporting constructive forces.
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Hal Lee Ott
Frederick
Jog Bridge Homemakers’ Club
Charlier Lanner
West Third Street
Ray Smith
Miss Ott
Delegates Named for Annual Home Club Meeting
The annual Home Club meeting will be held March 31 with delegates Miss Br, Mrs. Jobo Engle, and Mrs. Albert King. Alternates named are Mrs. Carl Kintz and Mrs. Edward Oden, and Mrs. Thomas Summers was inducted into the club. a contribution to the Red Cross fund drive was reported in The News.
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Ers
Jobo Engle
Albert King
Carl Kintz
Edward Oden
Thomas Summers
Red Cross
Tuscaloosa student severely injured in fraternity incident
Robert Kauffmen, 21, a Alabama junior from Severna Park Maryland, fell 50 feet from a railroad trestle during a fraternity initiation Friday night. He remains in serious condition with fractures to his wrist and head and possible internal injuries. Damascus visit noted during unintended travel segment mentioning Makoto Kanno of Tokyo affiliated with Japan's Ministry of Education.
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Tuscaloosa, Ale
Robert Kauffmen
Alabama
Kauffmen
Severna Park
Makoto Kanno
Tokyo
Japan
Kanno
Ministry of Education
Damascus
U. S
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N. Market
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Jerusalem
Serve
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President Truman
Joyce Seyfried
Mary Lee Lankford
Janice Kauffman
Ted Ueages
Say Pou
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling CO
N. Market St
Chas. K. Taylor
Mgr
Chrysler
New Yorker Newport
Roney Motor CO
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