White House Orders Study Of Loopholes In Draft Plan
White House and the National Security Council seeks an analysis of draft lottery loopholes in the Selective Service System. Officials say deferment games and moving classifications could distort fairness, with experts noting a possible rise in enlistments to avoid low lottery numbers. The aim is to close gaps while preserving the lottery’s intent to end suspense.
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Defense Department
Selective Service
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Cowd
White House
Ani Anen
Congress Splits Over $1.6 Billion Serge Aid Bill Vote
In Washington the House passed a $1.6 billion Serge aid bill 200 to 195 on Tuesday night. The article lists North Carolina representatives by party, noting Democrats against and Republicans for and against the measure, with several named reps such as Fountain Galifianakis Hender Lennon Tay Preyer Broyhill Dermaceat for.
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Reps
Fountain
Galifianakis
Hendera Domes
Lennon
Tay It
Foreign Aid Bill Risks Senate Clash Over Military Aid
The $1.8 billion global aid measure, the smallest since the Marshal Plan era, cleared the House 200-199. It includes $315 million for Nationalist China and $30 million for South Korea, with last minute provisions affecting China trading partners. Fulbright eyes a floor fight as differences loom ahead of a possible special session.
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U.S
Senate
China
South Korea
Nixon
Faish Gehter Planus
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fie
Quota Fight Delays Tax Bill in Senate Clash
Washington AP reports the quota fight over foreign products stalled final passage of the tax reform bill. Senate and House conferees seek a compromise to remove or modify riders, while the Nixon administration pushes for defeat of amendments seen as weakening U S export controls. Budget provisions target pension schemes but offer little change to political contribution credits.
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Russell B. Léar
D-La
Cotton Igaldstan
Japan
Rother
Judge Refuses Autopsy Order In Kopechne Case
A Pennsylvania judge refused to order the body of Mary Jo Kopechne exhumed for an autopsy. The ruling by Judge Barnard Brominski denied the Massachusetts district attorney’s petition for an inquest, deeming the facts insufficient to support a finding beyond drowning. The Massachusetts inquest has been delayed pending this decision.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Brominski
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James A. Boyle
Thomas A. Teller
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Broninski
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Berkeley Heights
Brainie
Joseph F. Flanagan
le Kopechne
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Kennedy
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Aly
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Larksville
Pronsylvar Ula
Senators Try To Halt Avy Chemical Shipments
Senators Magnuson and Hatfield urge the Pentagon and White House to block Army shipments of mustard and nerve gas from Bangor Washington to the Army depot at Umatilla Oregon. They request safety measures and destruction of stockpiled weapons, citing a 1972 return of Okinawa gas stock.
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White House
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Pacific Northwest
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Mark GO
Hatter
Army
Neuns
Bangor
Wash
Aemy Ordnance
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Ore
Magnuson
Secretary of Defense
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Halfield
Nixon
Halford
Teller
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Interracial Seminar at Ft Bragg Sparks Debate on Race
At Ft Bragg Maine a mixed group of nine Negroes and six whites held an interracial seminar led by Cal Nulsen. They discussed racial tension in the Army, with soldiers sharing frustrations about integration, prejudice, and morale while a plan to report to Gen Westmoreland prompted reflection on race in the service.
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82Nd Aiborne
Green Beret
Black Brigade
Cal
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Nulsen
Vaughn Phipps
Venn
Aman
Phipps
Cat
Francis
Ohil Jenping
Walt Gunthorp
Gis United
Gunthorp
Ses
Nelson
America
Frederik Penn
Warrenton
Penn
Boyle Wins Tight Mine Workers Presidency Battle
In a landmark internal struggle, W A Boyle defeats Joseph Yablonski to become the United Mine Workers president for a second five year term. Boyle cites loyalty to John L Lewis as his foundation while Yablonski vows to heal rifts and tackle alleged irregularities. The contest centered on pensions and leadership after Lewis's era, with Boyle winning a landslide among the 200,000 member union.
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Tony" Boyle
John L. Lewis
Tofay
Joseph A A. Yablonski
Tobe
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Boyle
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