Human Salvage program stumbles in early rollout
The Johnson administration's effort to rehabilitate rejected draftees under the "human salvage" program has produced limited results. Of 134,500 contacted in three months, only 189 placed in training and about 2,200 found jobs. Just 17.5 percent responded to letters offering aid, while officials sought direct contact with youths and explored on‑the‑spot outreach trials that yielded higher response rates.
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Rapist Of Girl 10 Sentenced To Life In Prison
Michael A. Wise, 41, convicted of second degree rape of a 10 year old girl. Visiting Judge Anthony T. Deddens imposed the maximum term of life in state prison in Superior Court. The crime occurred at Wise’s home on March 4. The judge called the case one of the most depraved he had ever heard. Wise lives at 4302 North First Avenue.
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Anthony T. Deddens
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First Ave
Rights Bill Delay Seen In House
Washington reports a House clash over when to recess for the Republican National Convention delaying civil rights legislation. Senate moves toward final passage while Hallick and Albert spar over a July 1 recess to let Republicans attend San Francisco convention prep.
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Forty Tucson Area Foreign Students Head Home
Twenty eight foreign students from Arizona high schools depart Tucson Wednesday morning by cross country bus tour back to their homelands. They lived with American host families for 10 months on American Field Service scholarships, with six hosted in Tucson. The group will join 22 Phoenix students in Tucson, then travel to El Paso and other cities, visiting Washington DC, the White House, New York, and the World's Fair before returning home. Local hosts Mr and Mrs Stephen Congdon hosted a departure party.
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Davis-Monthan union vote inconclusive at base
At Davis-Monthan Air Force Base the Government Employees Council tied with the National Federation of Federal Employees after 433 votes cast. The council won 204, NFFE 187, with 23 voided ballots. neither gained majority, so no exclusive bargaining rights and no new election for a year.
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