Draft system under fire from critics in Hershey interview
AP features write Lewis Hershey, 74, founder of the Selective Service System, reflecting on vast public debate over the draft. He recalls Indiana farm roots, defends the draft as a personal target for critics, and addresses calls for resignation and reform, while noting the varied opinions of lawmakers clergy and civilians. He argues the system balances individual cases with national needs and stresses ongoing scrutiny.
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Cornell study on studded tires boosts front wheel braking
Detroit report summarizes Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory findings on studded tires. Front wheel studs greatly improve braking efficiency while start traction on rear drive benefits from front tire studs. Europe already uses four studded wheels. Studs roughen dry pavements, slightly aiding safety at intersections but reduce overall efficiency. rear wheel studding increases stopping distances on icy pavement near 32F.
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Pop tunes replace flamenco in Spain rock shift
In Madrid a youth led music shift from flamenco to psychedelic rock, mirroring global trends. Spanish bands imitate English and U.S. sounds then blend in native flair, signaling a vibrant modernization in a traditionally conservative scene.
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Bostonians Visit City Dump in Weekly Duty and Privilege
In Boston the city dump becomes a weekly ritual with residents treating the visit as both duty and privilege. The writeup notes the dump as a modern Forum and a community hub where locals share the habit and find interest in the routine.
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White House eyes informal naming of federal programs
A Washington report notes the White House avoids a formal staff for naming programs and instead relies on informal brainstorming. Examples include National Alliance of Businessmen and various acronyms like CAMPS and JOBS to aid public perception and recall.
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ACP Faces Tough Vote in Congress for Farm Conservation Aid
The Agricultural Conservation Program ACP, a major federal aid scheme sharing costs with farmers for soil water and wildlife conservation, faces a possible funding cut from 230 million yearly to 100 million for the 196 crop year. Supporters say low farm income makes such projects essential, while critics argue farmers should act without government pay. The program has operated since 1936 and funded projects include soil lime and moisture conservation. Concluded on Page 2 Col 3.
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Convict Freed for Shopping Break at Colorado Penitentiary
Claude Johnson eight to ten year burglary convict at Colorado State Penitentiary was allowed outside the walls with warden permission to buy supplies for plays and entertain inmates as assistant director of the prison drama workshop.
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Buffalo comeback eyed as hunters sell buffalo meat
In Valentine Nebraska AP report, L R Houck of Pierre SD heads a new National Buffalo Association after a public sale raising 22.40 to the Treasury. Prices reached 925 for a year old cow and 758 for another to start a herd, with buyers from ten states optimistic about a U S buffalo revival and future meat demand.
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