Exemption Planned If Family Member Killed In Service
The Senate approved a draft bill amendment granting draft exemptions to sons in families that have lost an immediate member in the armed forces. The rider, supported by Sen. Robert Packwood, would exempt those serving or eligible draftees if a parent, sibling, or other relative was killed in action, died in duty, or later from injuries or disease. The measure also extends to prisoners of war or those missing in action.
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UPI
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Robert W. Packwood
R-Ove
Ocean floor creeps north under Pacific from molten mantle
Scripps Institution of Oceanography scientists report slow northward movement of the Pacific seabed verified by the Glomar Challenger deep sea project. Over 100 million years a point would shift about 1800 miles, at under an inch per year, supporting continental drift theory.
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Scripps
J. J. Ewing
The
Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory
East Pacific
Antarctica
South America
Gulf of California
Baja California
Mexican
Airlines To Discuss Tucson Airport Renovation
Officials from Trans World and American Airlines plan a St Louis meeting this week to revive a 2.7 million Tucson International Airport renovation program. TWA has withdrawn financial support, risking loss of a second loading level and a planned international Concourses C.
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American Airlines
St. Louis
Tucson International
TWA
Charles Brennan
Broman
American
Air West
Aerowaves
Poseidon Fires Missile From Submarine John C Calhoun
The submarine John C Calhoun fired a Poseidon missile over 1500 miles to an Atlantic target area. It marked the 11th undersea launch of the new multiple warhead rocket system.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
John C. Calhoun
Atlantic Ocean
Alcoholics Kin Often Will Not Admit Problem
The Rev. Kenneth Whitney told about 30 at the University of Arizona that families of alcoholics often deny problems while worrying about when the drinker will return home drunk. He noted spouses ignore their own issues while trying to help the alcoholic and cited a recovery story ending in divorce. About 250 people attend the Southwest School of Alcohol Problems through Friday.
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Kenneth W. Whitney
St. Anselm’s Episcopal Pastoral Service
Santa Ana
Calif
University of Arizona
Whitney
Yuma
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