Hershey Holds Line on Draft Policy Against Demonstrators
Selective Service chief Lewis B. Hershey asserts only Congress or the courts can compel him to drop his get tough stance toward antiwar demonstrators. He cites duty to carry out Congressional intent, challenging Rep. John Moss to push new law or court action to override him. Moss calls Hershey’s stance confused and seeks legal basis for the policy. The ACLU leads a suit to bar enforcement of Hershey directive.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
Lewis B. Hershey
Capitol Hill
Congress
Selective Service
John I. Moss
D-Calif
Hershey
Messi
California
Moss
Sacramento
Calif
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Hurshey
House
RFD Helps Tempe at Salt River Bridge Fire and Sees multiple calls
Rural Fire Department assisted Tempe at a house on 1616 N Date but Tempe Fire could not respond due to heavy traffic on the Tempe Bridge. REN extinguished the fire with $5 damage to the fuse Ox. Nearby calls followed: ballast fire at Romano's T.V. on McDowell Rd. American Legion Hall on 20 W 1st St. and a trash container fire at Osborn Rd and 5th St with no damage.
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Salt River
Tempe
REN
RFD
Romano's
T.V
McDowell Rd
American Legion Hall
1St St
Wth St
Osborn Rd
National Guard Seen Fill Key Riot Role in UPI Report
The Institute for Defense Analyses urges broader use of the National Guard for riot control to reduce public hostility toward police. The study backs nonlethal weapons like chemical sprays and “chemical mace,” while noting current firearm use should be limited and Guardsmen trained in nightstick use.
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UPI
National Guardsmen
Institute
Joseph
Coates
Johnson sees job plan. GOP slams costly WPA "ghetto" scheme
President Johnson proposed finding jobs for hard core urban unemployed, prompting GOP critics to call it a fantastical and costly WPA for the ghettos. Rep. Carl Perkins backed the idea as government involvement, while Rep. Ford and Rep. Rhodes urged industry and tax credit focused solutions. Johnson promised substantial recommendations to Congress in January. A separate New Delhi item notes a Soviet youth delegation leader seeking asylum under U.S. embassy protection.
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UPI
Johnson
House
Carl D. Perkins
Education and Labor Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
America
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Republican Policy Committee
WPA
Works Progress Administration
Perkins
Saray
Congress
Ford
Rhodes
White House
New Delhi
U.S
Phelps-Dodge to Meet Striking Workers Over Counter Proposal
Douglas UPI Phelps Dodge Corp officials plan to meet today with striking copper workers here after reviewing a counter proposal from United Steelworkers union negotiators who rejected the firm’s “unrealistic offer.” Union rep Orville Larsen says revised proposal could form basis for real bargaining as federal mediators oversee talks led by William Simkin. The company claims a 63.7 cent three year package, while unions call it inflated and worth about 56 cents, with 7.7 cents of it labeled impact.
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Orville Larsen
United Steelworkers
William Simkin
Mediation Service
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