Hershey stands pat on draft law amid Moss clash
Selective Service Director Hershey refuses to change his interpretation of the draft law regarding antiwar demonstrators. He urges Congress to amend the law if displeased, while Sen. Kennedy proposes a slim amendment to bar using the draft to punish demonstrators and leave prosecutions to the Justice Department.
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Court of Appeals overturns ban on trips to red lands
The U.S. Court of Appeals on Wednesday struck down a State Department passport rule aimed at deterring antiwar protesters from visiting Communist countries. The three judge panel held the rule exceeded Congress powers, allowing passports to be denied only for visits to North Vietnam Cuba Communist China or North Korea. The decision cites protection of travel rights and notes the regulation dates from October 20 1966. The case grew from protests including Lynds visit to Cuba and North Vietnam.
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