Four Selective Service calls in November amid draft suspension
The Selective Service Office announced four men will be called in November, raising the monthly total due to the renewal of the national draft suspension. Local boards were told not to exceed 125 in the 1971 lottery and about 10,000 men are expected to be drafted in the year’s final quarter. The Nov 16 deployment brings the year’s lottery to 85.
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Spy defections shock Brussels as Chebotarev flees to US
Anatoly Chebotarev, a 38 year old Soviet Trade Mission official, defected after leaving Bruges for Zeebrugge and London. He sought political asylum in the United States and handed over a list of 37 Soviet spies to NATO SHAPE. A parallel case, Tass correspondent Valentin Volkov, also disappeared amid a Soviet exodus.
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Iowa Weather Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
Tonight clear and cooler for most sections with lows around 40 in the northwest to the low 50s in the southeast. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with daytime highs from 68 to 75 across the state.
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Hardin Unveils 1972 Farm Program Aims to Cut Surpluses
Washington UPI Secretary Clifford Hardin announced a 1972 farm plan to slash feed grain surpluses and lift prices. The program calls for increased land retirement and higher direct payments, with costs estimated up to 2 billion dollars.
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Iowa AG OKs state funds for Osteopathic College project
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner ruled state support of the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery in Des Moines would be for the public good, not private gain. The plan to earmark 500000 for planning and building a new medical school will require only a simple majority when reconsidered in 1972, removing the two thirds requirement.
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Agnew Hailed by Friendly Greek Crowd in Birthplace Visit
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew toured Gargaliáni, Greece, where locals mobbed him with cheers and handshakes while unveiling a plaque honoring his Greek origins. Children in national costume waved flags as signs proclaimed Welcome Agnew and Long live Agnew.
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Community Center Use Thrives At Washington High School
Washington High School and district facilities host nightly activities for groups like the Y’s Men and local clubs. Fees vary with purpose, from $10 for educational use to $35 for fundraisers, with liability and staffing rules in place, and Sunday and Wednesday restrictions limiting use.
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