Deferments Of Students To Continue
Washington reports that deferments for students will likely continue with potential tightening next summer as birth rates in the 1930s era drop. Officials warn the pool of 18 to 25 year olds could become dangerously low if draft rates persist, and college deferments may be tightened absent a major shift in armed forces size.
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Barkley urges U S aid to Israel for freedom and growth
Vice-President Alben Barkley told a Buffalo audience that Americans must provide economic support to Israel to build a sound economic base for its freedom. He called Israel’s emergence a political miracle and linked its success to the nation’s economic development. The rally opened the local Histadrut fund drive.
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Alben Barkley
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Histadrut
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Oatis Deal Enters Talk Over Czech Flight Train
United States and Czechoslovakia enter high level talks over the return of a four car freedom train from Germany carrying 27 escapees and 87 reluctant passengers. American correspondent William N. Oatis jailed for espionage by the Czechs is the central issue. The train and its passengers remain under U S constabulary guard with negotiations focusing on Oatis’s release.
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Czechoslovakia
U. S
Francek Jarda
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Associated Press
Washington
State de
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U. S. High Commission
Berlin
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