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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1963

Page

24

Draft extension approved by Armed Services panel

The House Armed Services Committee backed President Kennedy's four year extension of the draft by unanimous vote, 37 to 0. The panel argued that national defense hinges on selective service to meet manpower needs, despite Republican criticism that the draft is costly and inefficient. Curtis urged a stronger recruiting program with better pay, promotions, and benefits.

Washington UPI House Armed Services Committee Kennedy Carl Vinson D-Ga Congress Thomas B. Curtis R-Mo Armed Services Committee Curtis Armed Services Group

Boy Pinned Beneath Trolley Car Dies in Brookline

Ferdinand Strauss II, 13, died five hours after being pinned under a Metropolitan Transit Authority trolley at Longwood station in Brookline, Massachusetts. He slipped on ice while running to aid the car and dragged 32 feet. He asked nurses about his mother and apologized for the trouble.

Brookline Mass UPI Ferdinand Strauss II Ferdinand Metropolitan Transit Authority Longwood Weston Children's Medical Center Boston Massachusetts General Hospital Ferdinand Strauss 11

Nehru Says Border Pact Not Binding on Kashmir

Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru charged China interferes in the Kashmir dispute to aid expansion. He claimed Pakistan surrendered over 13,000 square miles to Red China under a Peking boundary agreement last weekend and said India would not be bound by it. He protested to President Ayub Khan and warned the deal could prejudice Indo Pakistani talks.

Delhi UPI Jawaharlal Nehru China Kashmir India Pakistan Nehru Red China Peking Mohammad Ayub Khan

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