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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1972

Page

8

Draftees Offered Shorter Enlistment and Guard Options

Washington AP reports draftees may enlist in the National Guard or Reserve after draft notices and opt for a two year enlistment instead of three plus, with a 15 day reporting delay for those processing Reserve or Guard appointments. A separate Senate move would create a new agency to regulate safety of food drugs and consumer products. San Francisco AP notes a dermatologist warning blacks that the Afro hairstyle can cause scalp infection hair breakage and premature baldness if misused.

Reserves National Guard Byron V. Pepitone Pepitone Draf Senate Food and Drug Administration Food, Drug Consumer Product Agency Nixon Justice Department San Francisco

Afro hairstyles and medical concerns at AMA meeting

Emory University researchers led by Dr. Algie C. Brown presented findings on Afros and associated dermatological issues at the American Medical Association conference in Atlanta. They noted excessive hair breakage as a key problem while emphasizing the need to address safety and care. The AMA planned a vote on who should oversee doctors to ensure quality and fair charges in federally funded care, amid a heated debate on public involvement in physician oversight.

Algie C. Brown Emory University Atlanta Brown American Medical Association Colleages Emory AMA House of Delegates Pennsylvania

Revenue sharing bill clears hurdle in House vote

A $5.3 billion annual aid program to states and cities looks set for easy passage in the House after a 223 to 185 procedural vote blocked amendments. Rep Byrnes warned the result stands, while Senate action hinges on hearings before the July 10 Democratic convention. The plan would start with 1.8 billion to states and 3.5 billion to cities annually, rising for five years with tax effort shaping state shares.

House John W. Byrnes R-Wis Byrnes Senate Russell B. Long D-La Finance Committee Long

Gunman in Cherry Hill kills six and wounds six

Edwin C. Grace a 33 year old Pinkerton guard opened fire in Heritage House seizing control of the office building for several minutes. He died from self inflicted wounds after being taken to Cherry Hill Hospital. Six men died and six were wounded in the rampage.

Cherry Hill N. J Edwin C. Grace Pinkerton Heritage House James Ashen Blackwood GMA Co Grace Cherry Hill Hospital New York City William Linn Trenton Linn

Lincoln draft for Gettysburg sale to aid soldiers

A handwritten Gettysburg address draft, one of five surviving versions, was prepared at Edward Everett's request to be sold at a fair benefiting soldiers. The rare document highlights Lincoln's collaboration with Everett, former Harvard president, and the Civil War era fundraising effort.

Lincoln Edward Everett Harvard

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