College for service? A citizen asks about duty and rights
Reader questions selective service versus college, followed by a Q A on whether college grads are steered into officers. Also answers cover Supreme Court justices, riding in a towed trailer, and Georgia license suspension rules under traffic and financial responsibility laws.
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Bombing in North Vietnam Two Years In
SAIGON AP reports two year old American bombing of North Vietnam amid debate over its value. U.S. losses exceed 400 pilots and 471 aircraft worth about $1 billion. officials clash over effectiveness and possible nuclear options. Generals note North Vietnam disperses targets to avoid air strikes. restrictions hinder missions around Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh Trail areas.
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Albany Zoo Announces Open Grounds With Limited Areas
Action Line notes earlier claims of all day free admission and picnic space are outdated. The zoo and a concession stand are open while adjacent recreational areas remain closed with no set reopening date. The privately owned swimming pool stays open only at the owner's discretion.
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Public Opinion Line Encourages Caller Participation
Action Line invites readers to share their views by calling 226 2400 or writing to P O Box 650 Thomasville Ga A full name is requested but initials can be used if desired to protect privacy The service aims to protect knowledges rights and provide a voice for public opinion
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Link seen between two Saginaw slayings probes
Police investigate possible connection between the silenced bodies of Karl Middeldorf and his wife Gertrude found in their Saginaw home and the earlier killings of Dr Archer Claytor and his wife Marie nearby. Autopsies indicate suffocation stabbing and drownings.
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Parking Meter Ban Favored by Downtown Merchants
The Retail Merchants Assn executive committee reports a poll showing 57 merchants favor abolishing parking meters, eight oppose, and one undecided. The committee continues discussion of a resolution to be presented to the City Commission next week.
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al Dixon
City Commission
Red China's President Liu Ousted As Mao Purge Widens
Tokyo reports via Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri say Liu Shao chi and Teng Hsiao ping were ousted from government and party posts in Beijing. Sources note no public duties since last November and no clear date or method for removal.
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Chicago Snowstorm Aftermath Deepens Midwest Freeze
The third heavy storm in 11 days blankets Chicago and the Great Lakes with new drifts and up to 11 inches in suburbs. Schools close in Gary as arctic air floods south and east, with delays and outages across Texas to New England.
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Chill Slated for South Georgia Partly Snow Expected
Georgia faces cold weather with a chance of snow flurries as the tail end of a major eastern snowstorm moves in. Lows in north Georgia may dip into the 20s and southern areas into the 30s with highs Tuesday in the 30s to 40s and a possible two inch snow accumulation in the mountains.
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U S Launches New Drive On Cong Jungle Bastion
U S troops launched a major new assault against the Viet Cong stronghold in War Zone C as defoliation planes began spraying the southern half of the DMZ to reveal invasion routes. U S tactical bombers logged 565 sorties fighting Communist positions, with air clashes over North Vietnam near Hanoi as four F 4 Phantoms engaged MiGs.
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Air sorties press near Hanoi as raids strike barracks
Air Force jets pounded a 400 acre barracks complex at Xuan Mai near Hanoi while skies above MIGI7s exchange fire cause no damage to either side. U S pilots logged 113 missions Sunday as Operation Gadsden deploys 8 900 troops with B 52 strikes northwest of Saigon and raided Viet Cong camps destroying bunkers and roads.
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French Deny Kennedy Peace Signal Report
Paris reported that Newsweek claimed a Hanoi peace overture to Senator Kennedy during his Paris visit, allegedly via the French foreign ministry. The French foreign ministry and the U S Embassy denied any transmission, and the Vietnamese mission formally denied the report.
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