Draft ends June 30 as flu delays threaten induction
Washington officials fear a flu outbreak could finish before the draft expires on June 30, affecting next spring’s inductions. Defense Secretary Laird said fewer than 10,000 men will be drafted next year with the lottery top at about number 40.
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Indian Bureau chief called incompetent by aide
Washington The second ranking official in the Bureau of Indian Affairs called Chief Louis R. Bruce incompetent and urged a shake up as Indian activists seized the bureau building. Deputy Commissioner John O Crow blamed Bruce for poor administration and said reforms require congressional action.
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