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VOL. LXIV—NUMBER 137
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1967
14 Pages
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Mideast
Syria
At Glance
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
| Pie
"iri
1952.
GAMAL NASSER
fire by shelling Israeli positions.'
Unofficial Count
Toll of Dead
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
“It’ll be a miracle if some-
ex-
how far the House would go to-
Defense officials told news-
Heavy artillery fire shook
ARAB-LED MOB
Senate
men
The official toll was revised
were
lee southward to the Jordan
as it passed the House.
ninsula. Officials said
not have any firm information
Discipline
By WILLIAM F. ABBO
WASHINGTON (AP)
grieved at the fact that at last
a warning of more to come, the
Parallel border
Discussed
strong protest on the matter'
By REBECCA FLICKINGER
The Egyptian High Command
Homme Richard concentrated ed $43.7 billion in other pre-
ervoir county highway reloca- corps. The girls made an in-
last night in special session to
appropriated
funds
nun PAVan, pi
announced today.
than 10 per cent would clash
raeli government.”
parently referring to air at-
Ground activity was confined, propriated for the present fiscal
and. a handful of Communist
largely in the sensitive northern gress provided more defense
The text:
"I was deeply
year and a 10 per cent spread
The French shipping firm
area.
one
pany of about 150 guerrillas in-
The cuts in the bill were
next four years to 35 per cent.
grenades and small arms fire, the war.
N.Y., of the House Judiciary
Committee, and Rep. James C.
Legion hall,
108 Green Ave.
The Liberty, headed for re-
pans, -ende-voused wild iwu siau; •ur rorves are O1 116
U.S. destroyers and helicopters banks of the Suez Canal. The
ARAB BOYCOTT
change which restores language
LOCAL
would not be tolerated in the
way* relocation, program.
Wallace Sees Rebellion
“I feel that this would be
W v, Pk‘1- VlIK » an ut
Thompson, sergeant-at-arms.
Directors named were Ed
Grubbs Post 49.
In Top Political Parties
Baxter,
deal from picketing an Orange
Wallace starting the first of
does not deal in
trips scheduled this month, told
Kembie is retired owner of
a Sigma Delta Chi audience of
Kemble’s, Inc., and is a veteran
World War I. He is a mem-
have in a grossly
manner must be expelled,'
said.
tual incompetents” is crystaliz-
WEATHER
it out of the firing.
(See LEGION, Page 11)
men.
Thursday and the two young
the station office, began to run
to run on a third party ticket.
Officers said Kaska fell dead
men an hour and a half later in duty, one of the men asked for
“During the past
beside the car. His son was shot
SPORTS
Wolf was handing over $160
Charged and held without bond
of a hearing on
a permanent in-
“There have been acts of
Wallace came here for
a
been rumors of serious
and upon investigation
duct
An order
on
speeding away
and called of-
see a white car
District Court.
and some have been unsubstanti-
coa Beach.
were killed in a hail of bullets
NEW DEFINITION - Linda
soon after they pulled into
describe the car.
rights group said they,she was homesick. When her
.a * -r.ict warh nritciHal mnthor roninHor har cha haA
civil
re-
home.”
was to speak.
(See DISCIPLINE. Page 11)
League opens tomorrow.
i
(See HEARING, Page 11)
t
y /
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Nasser To Resign
Over Egypt Defeat
Abe Kemble has been named
new commander of the Ameri-
dissatisfaction with what he
called government by "intellec-
troops that had withdrawn to
positions west of the canal. Ap-
The amount recommended is
$65.6 million more than ap-
says they shall be as compact
as the states find practicable.
Early today the commander
of Israel's Southern Command
messaged the Israeli chief of
Spending
Bill Ready
For House
WACO, Tex.’(AP) - A father
and son who drove into a West
about the 22 missing men.
The White House said Presi-
lion for the war in Vietnam.
This is $1.29 billion less than
Father, Son Are Killed
In Waco Armed Robbery
Eshkol conveying condolences
over the incident.
expected if misconduct should
occur.
barges blown up by rockets or
gunfire.
Labor Hearing
is Postponed
1
>4
Outlook for Sunday—No signifi-
cant changes indicated.
Other officers elected at the Corman, D-Calif., who authored , . —, . ---------e,- .-u. - .oe
। iail, 108 Green Ave., the House bill, both expressed county roads in the reservoir the oil flow, U.S. oil executives
Lee Roy Boehme, first pleasure with the Senate devel-
MIDDLE EAST
President Johnson and Pre-
ABE KEMBLE
Abe Kemble
New Legion
Commander
r I
L |
h i
\
The House previously had ap-
proved legislation providing for
a 30 per cent variation next
the Toledo Bend Project
Joint Operation office at the
Johnny Uptmore, a West used
car dealer, said he was driving
along the access road to Inter-
state 35 when he saw Wolf
crumpled near the staton.
He wheeled around in time to
The Security Council demand-
ed in a resolution passed with-
out dissent that hostilities be-
tween-the two nations "cease
forthwith.”
The nominating committee in-
cluded James Paul, Blanda and
Banks. The officers will be in-
stalled in August.
area whose present alignmentsisaid Thursday,
will be flooded by the rising1
new lake.
he thought “an effective and had prospective
Volcik, who had been inside workable program of school i." ___________ „
the station office, began to run discipline “should be spelled making it unnecessary for him
but was shot in the chest and out along with the action to be
report a possible 31 deaths were
caused by the attack.”
•Press secretary George Chris-
tian added that the United
Data from U.S. Weather Bureau
Outlook — Continued warm and
humid through tomorrow
with a few coastal show-
ers in early morning and
with a few isolated inland
thundershowers In after-
noons. Partly cloudy day.
time, skies becoming al-
pline.
The board members reviewed
the present policies concerning
student conduct with four of the
secondary school administra-
tors. Twelve visitors attended.
Ever Been Crabbing?
No one has ever decided whether it is more fun
to catch crabs or to eat them, but most people agree
that the ominous-looking crustaceans are among the
favorites of the Gulf Coast one way or the other.
On Sunday, Spice! goes along on a crabbing
jaunt with the Richard Guidry family of 207 Edsall
Cts., Orange.
of wilfull misconduct may be
suspended and those who be1
in a dramatic radio address,
Nasser said he had decided to
quit and turn over the presiden-
cy to Vice President Zakaria
come to an end and may our
God grant us peace evermore.”
The new president, Moheld-
din, founded the Egyptian intel-
ligence service in its modern
form,
Nasser emotionally told Egyp-
tians:
“I have decided to give up
completely any official position
and any political post. I will go
back to my people.”
Israeli troops struck into Sy.
ria to a high plateau. overlook-
ing the Sea of Galilee after re-
porting the Syrians opened fire
with artillery and mortars from
high ridges.
stroying 35 trucks and damag-
ing at least 13 more—the best
one-day total against road traf-
fic in four months.
our forces are undertaking the
sacred duty of defending the
motherland.”
of the Suez Canal, the Israeli •
army said it had also repulsed
The U.S. Navy'ship attacked
by Israelis steams toward medi-
ber of Madison Lodge 126,
AF&AM and Ibis Grotto.
Sam, Forse Collins, project
supervisor for administration
vaded a
'I
W i
Israel's shapely girl soldiers
have been doing valiant duty
near the frontline troops in the
war. .
9
Court, is resigning her
‘ - Wilma
Abe Kemble, a member of the Xtartind n1ra srata
American Leg ion for 43 years. Judiciary Committee had in-
_ village two hours after aimed at 'Defense Department der of the rnge Lloyd Grubbs creased the variation for the
midnight and spread terror with programs not directly related to Post 49.
everyone wants to know where
they stand, more especially
those young people who might
need a sense of direction.
“Our present policy pertaining
to this subject is broad and
Member Associated
K"N S.ryk.
Mutual agreement was of Peace John Cabiniss.
Tim Booth in consolation fi- reached today on an indefinite
Hancock last night at the be-
ginning of the meeting read a
statement concerning the need
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30GAST
- With
------Summary ■ Index------
News of Today
west of the Jordan River — as
I secretaries, field nurses and
radio and telephone operators.
Navy unofficially counted a
blitzkrieg in Sinai and the con-
quest of
____ ... - .... the Miami hotel where the po-never been away from home,
Pearson read the detailed set tential presidential candidate Linda answered, “I'm sick of
F1
• -3
stopped a car
scription about 7 pm. and ar-
station attendants were
wounded.
’ see if- rat ere anmusepausepesnez
reached.
The Senate first voted 44 to 39
Thursday for an amendment by
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-
Mass., that inserted the 10 per
cent limit. It then passed the
bill 57 to 25.
Mutual agreement was
Rules on College Students Eased
Proposed Draft Law Explained
most clear at night.
High today ....... Upper
Low tonight ........ About 72
High tomorrow ...... Upper 80s
It was the 576th U.S. warplane
reported downed over the
North.
Another Phantom was set
afire, with a big hole in the
. right wing and the fuselage
raked with hits. The two crew-
men decided to stick with the
plane and flew it more than 100
miles to Da Nang, where it
landed with one engine still on
fire and a great orange fireball
erupting from the tail section
seconds after the crew jumped
out. .
The mortar barrage against
Hue, like the one on May 29, hit
the U.S. compound, a nearby
South Vietnamese district mili-
- tary headquarters and some
civilian homes in between.
Eleven rounds hit the Ameri-
can compound just before mid-
night, and another 39 rounds
came whistling in a few minutes
later. Military headquarters
said that counter-battery fire
was directed at the suspected
Communist mortar positions
with “unknown results.”
The continuing attacks on
Hue, the northernmost impor-
tant city of South Vietnam, are
an evident attempt by the Com-
munists to weaken government
control of the politically restive
northern provinces.
With Hanoi and Haiphong hid-
den beneath the clouds, all air
strikes in North Vietnam Thurs-
day were on road, rail and river i
Howard Turner, Sid
and Sid Caillavet Sr.
N
2
Lake midway
mortar and terror
were in fair condition today in ond shot him him in the elbow,
a Hillsboro hospital. iHe said he fell near the corner
.. ........ er.m. .wwor mo, _______.__________ ... - Wolf said from his hospital of the station and rolled behind
l for ,h. gram July.irollowing ereclion rabberyandeasgrdtnavskthsin brovcnahtonmentionwbuescas
dent Johnson was
with the Supreme Court’s his-
toric one man-one vote reappor- PUP
tionment rulings. or
of random selection.
College students who now
must make a case before their
local draft board to obtain a
deferment—and then stay in the
. top half of their class to keep
the deferment—hereafter would
be deferred as a matter of legal
right if they request.
And they wouldn't have to
maintain a high scholastic
standing. They would have to
keep up with their classes and
meet the academic and other
standards of their school.
Here are some of the ques-
tions most often asked about the
proposed new law and the an-
swers as supplied by congres-
sional draft experts:
Q. Does it make any changes
in the present priority catego-
ries for induction?
A. No. These priorities are
determined by local draft
boards under presidential reg-
ulations. The President has said
top priority for induction will be
the 19-year-old group, preceded
by students whose femporary
deferments have expired. Top
curity Council were reported to
have agreed today to demand
that Israel and -Syria “comply
forthwith” with the U.N. cease-
fire resolutions and that Secre-
tary-General U Thant assist in
ending the fighting.
The new proposal was under-
stood to contain a request that
the secretary-general report
back to the council within two
hours on the result of his ef-
forts.
communications ship Liberty, ierlise k™
which was strafed and torpe- ably dead,
doed by mistake by Israeli " 55
forces.
ouk-of-state campaign
ML i i! , , pa-mIJ 1118 iu ai ai-
Christian also made public tacks, the communique, said:'
the text of a message to John; "Raids are still going on while
son from Israeli Premier Levi - ......
agreed to have a committee of,
district administrators draw up new car dealership,
a set of regulations on student
discipline.
traffic running south to the 17th House Appropriations Commit-
Parallel border tee recommended today record
.The Air. Force reported de-,!
I
»
administrators draw up a set
the Jordanian bulge of regulations on student disci-
Invading
would force reapportionment in
33.states by.nextyear.. . .T — wUuu Ku wo-.
The. j ate action slashed by ward accepting the Senate
two-thi rds—from 30 per cent to changes, while Corman said he I
10 per cent—the variation in
district pe--‘-th-- i-ha-
- ------------- Syria, which late Thursday
. . ---------toll body is still alive in there,” one announced it had accepted a
of 31 dead and 75 wounded to- well informed officer said. “The cease-fire along with Egypt,
dav ahnard tha "° . - -- • . . claimed the Israelis had at-
The two votes represented a
• personal triumph for Kennedy, orange company is apparenti rine:
• who had lost 11 to 4 when he low bidder on four road projects i 'charm,
2 offered the same proposal in the r —■ • ~ r ■ - 11------
' Senate Judiciary Committee c.. ------ ugaway etuca-/p. ..... . —.....
Kennedy and other backers tion program, project officials valuable contribution to the have a committee of district
had claimed variations of more . . \ ' tita-t-i-- *- Si--’ Ah- ---
fmeawmmnencax. vere -a a
to scattered, light skirmishes year,
‘ ' ’ ‘ " Li Only once before, in the World
attacks, War II fiscal year 1944, has Con-
pertise know that they are prob- tacked without provocation and
ahlu dead ■> had been thrown back.
Sunset today ........ 8:17 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow . 6:14 a m.
WINDS — outheast to south wind 1!
to 16 m.p.h. except occaslonvolly regching
11 lo 20 m.p.h. In IM offernoons. Shower
proboblilfy .abouf 20 percent foday ond
lomorrow ond less thon 10 percent to-
* ulght.
TIDES — Sabine: Hiph, in om:
low, 9:34 p.m. Bolivar: Might 8:30 o m t
low, pm.
YESTERDAY - Temperotures: high
IK low OOr rain 0-
President Johnson requested for
Carrier pilots from the Enter- the fiscal year starting July 1
prise, Constellation and Bon and is in addition to an estimat-
righ the ORANGE JUICE
year there platform must be specific."
ble concern to satisfy him, he said,
Security Council, Damascus
grave setback,” he told his peo- said one Israeli plane was shot
I pie. down.
—- ™U.S. naval ship of its freighters halted in the
Liberty. Please accept my deep Great Bitter ’ '
condolences and convey my
sympathy to all the agrieyed
families. " .......
Moheiddin, an army colonel.
that the missing sailors th front from the Sea of Gali,
trapped ,ln flooded com- ‘
serious misconduct. There have luncheon club appearance after wuma
miscon- touring the Cape Kennedy space District
____ — --...... "izotimn center and holding two sessions post, leaving only Mrs.
some have been substantiated with newsmen Thursday at Co- Grossman, clerk of the 128th
The joint operation office is BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - wl
rebuildmg. the roads involved in [The Federation of Arab Cham-
The Senate bill says districts Texas and Louisiana. Thebers of Commerce proposed to-
• kriAr. ArL hanA-A. ie Lo:.- I 1 ,1 . .1 A « ■■
screamed denuncia- Navy believes the missing men
” ’ are dead.
States, of course, "had filed."
strene. protest an the ""-"Egypt charged the Israelis
_ ______ ___ ______ “Play it cool and wait on
the indefinite Waco, and his son, David, 20, them,” Wolf quoted the gunman
The hood of the car was raised from the station and
through the canal reported
.. „ , “military activity” was still go-
May all bloodshed ing on near the canal.
The heavy fighting as' mark-
ifr raid on the Syrian
can Legion Orange Lloyd reached today on a .indefinite
postponement of a hearing on
ssuance of’ a permanent in- Hanson
Orange School trustees have unction to enjoin a machinist ml „
He will succeed Cmdr. Louis N.Y., of the House Judicial
Dugas Jr. (
An Orange company is ap- mier Kosygin made unprece- ,
parent low bidder on four road dented efforts to try to limit the be
projects, a part of the Toledo crisis and end the fighting.
The former Alabama gover: _____,
nor faced the threat of a civil Beadle, 3. of I860 Texas St.,
■ i ™ "-3
The measure now goes to a
Senate-House conference com-
mittee amid predictions a com-
promise between the 30 per cent
and 10 per cent figures will be
years a worker at the General sidering buying.
Tire & Rubbet Co. plant in
“ After charging that Israeli
. P& troops launched attacks on
they did Egyptian positions west of the
Suez Canal, Cairo radio some
time later announced: “All op-
., erations have stopped. The front
"deeply is quiet now.”
With their forces triumphant-
ly established on the east bank
funds. Appropriations that year
In Quang Tin Province a com- were $86.4 billion. (
In other business, plans were
discussed to hold a work pro- service station during an armed
MIAMI, Fla. (AP)- Ala-
near this Central Texas town of were standing’ together taking
....... J... -lea w., - West. off battery caps when the shoot-
without Hank Aaron . . . Mex- Attorneys for both Local 1457 Pat Wolf, 20, a brother of the ing -began.
ico sports fabulous lake for bass of the International Association station owner, Robert L. Wolf, Wolf said he saw the gunman muvu . pu. .. •
fishing . . , Connie Mack of Machinists and Aerospace and Harry Volcik, 17, another leveling the gun at him and he rested the two occupants,
._ _ attendant, were cut down and ducked as it went off but a sec- covering a pistol.
p.m. and asked that their car
be repaired because they were Ju, „„
heading for Mexico. When Wolf stomach.
Officers arrested two Dallas replied no mechanic was on
on the coastal railway and viously appropriated
barge traffic, claiming 46 which remain available.
seMammsstebkd"fysuteeVietRlertrvonbxetns.sroshsvd?"“shsslarenseriaMfarieidan“id
j President Gamal Abdel Nas- ed by an al._____ .. J...
V ser of Egypt announced today capital of Damascus, Secretary-
9 he is resigning. “We cannot hide General U Thant told the U.N.
the fact that we have suffered a " “ -
Rises on Ship
U. N. DEMAND
UNITED NATIONS N.Y. [
(AP)—Members of the U.N. Se- i
nals of third flight in BGA golf postponement
80s tourney . . . Bolton entry from issuance of - ________________
Orange expected to challenge junction to enjoin a machinist
lead in Great South Bowling in- local from picketing an Orange
vitationa! . . . Sunset Grove new car dealership.
men’s championship play be- ‘ ’ .......
gins tomorrow.
part River Valley. Tel Aviv gave lit-
was struck tie detail of the fighting.
by an Israeli torpedo Thursday • -
15 miles north of the Sinai pe-
Waxahachie and today charged change to buy cigarettes and
them with murder before Justice then pulled a pistol as Wolf
opened the cash register.
“I feel the patrons- of this
school district would whole- .. ___
heartedly stand behind the ad- pairs, rendezvoused with two staff: “Our forces are on the
ministration if we were to adopt !' • 3tg =- ““L; e * S Su= m
a policy regarding conduct from a 6th Fleet aircraft car- whole of Sinai Peninsula is
thich would be specific in de- rier in the Mediterranean, ours.” __________________
noting the kind of conduct which
were Lee Roy ________, ____.
vice commander; Leo Eickel- opments, lauding especially a
berger, second vice -comman- Ciauge witicis esiurea iaguage
der; Lester Banks, adjutant; to prevent gerrymandering of
Sam Blanda, finance officer; districts.
Bend Reservoir, county high-James Paul, chaplain; Arthur S. . . ........... popa . "TuIUIU G Teaweu
...... ........ :g-m Hurst, historian; Wade Me-must be as compact as practi- bridge work, howeyer, is being day that the Arab boycott schools,” Hancock said.
, bama’s ex-Gov. George C. Wal- three
. „ . specifics.. R lace, predicting a rebellion
says essentially students guilty against both major political
wilfu" miecondunt me ha parties in 1968,
- ---------a
. 2, today to face possible demon- journalists Thursday night that
insorrigible strations by civll rights groups,
polled, he In a brief airport news con-
ference, Wallace was asked if
WASHINGTON . (AP)-Sur- Opponents charged the House ident and a Soviet premier ex-
prisingly overriding committee language opened the way to dis- changed messages over the hot
recommendations, the Senate torted districts with the n1os4i line opened between Moscow
Hancock’s statement also said the Democrats or Republicans tua incompetents is crystauz-
had prospective candidates that ing into "the largest grass roots
would be acceptable to him, protest movement you’ve ever
making it unnecessary for him seen.
damsite, said the Joe Norman
Equipment Co. of Orangesis ap- OIL SUPPLY'
parent low bidder at $254,564.1 WASHINGTON (AP)-Egypt’s
The projects are in four loca-decision' to join Israel in a cease-
tions. in Sabine and Shelby fire may make unnecessary an
counties in the central reser-[emergency mobilization of the
» uu years w « per cen, voir area on «» Texas side. U.S. oil industry to supply Eu-
Chairman Emanuel Celler, D- They involre bridge and ap-| rope. statement concerning the need
XS™, the TBPJo policy regarding
IS constructing and relocating [Arab nations decide To resume
enl+u rAnAe in +L -on:.l, •• e e • • • •
Hue Hit
By Red
as he sat in thefront seat and has been considerable concern To satisfy him, he said, the , GUESSING GAME ENDS -
also was pronounced dead at the expressed by the patrons about platform must “say they are In months gone by listeners
also was pronounced dead at the the discipline of the children, going to turn domestic fnstitu- have had to guess which court
particularly of the secondary tions back to the states and let clerk was being referred to
schools. ■ the people have the say-so.” when the name “Wilma” was
■— ’ ' ■ ' ..... ’ _ used. That will end today. Mrs.
after Wilma Roy, clerk of the 163rd
. ‛ " ‛ " : • a a • a " 3 - vaa a P — - a — 3 P a a-’ — • .■ • “ "J " " * - **9 J -V a -- •V» a au-V-n • a IG ■
Guire, service officer; and Dale cable, while the House measure let.to commercial contractors, against Israel be extended to all “I feel that this would be
The bids are being studied by goods and services from the most fair to the students. for
(See TOLEDO, Page It) [United States and Britain. *
... it.. _ .. —8JPV *udEEu IUU dlacn
"hked ITahsnteamsntes wercaattackung its troops along
Orange School trustees agreed was satisfied withIsrael’s.ex; The Egyptian High Command
st night in enenia1 Eeen . planation that the attack was a said Israeli forces were launch-
mistake, Christian said: As I ing new attacks on Egyptian
said, the U.S. government has ■ .........
made formal protest to the Is-
By ROBERT A. HUNT
WASHINGTON (AP)-The
proposed new military draft law
Congress is whipping into shape
makes it easier for college stu-
dents to win deferment,
And it permits President
Johnson to go ahead with his
announced plan to put 19-year-
olds at the top of the. available
■ manpower pool. The present
procedure drafts men in inverse
order of age from 25-year-olds
on down, but Vietnam war de-
mands have brought the age of
inductees down to 19 or 20 in
many draft board districts al-
ready.
The proposed new law, ap-
proved this week by Senate and
House conferees, would go into
effect for four years starting
July 1.
It also provides for a speed-up
in settling appeals from local
draft board decisions, preserves
the virtual autonomy of local
draft boards and prohibits the
President from changing the
present selection system with-
out another law. Johnson had
proposed a national lottery plan
Barrage
SAIGON (AP)—Communist
gunners have raked the ancient
city of Hue with mortar bar-
rages for the second time in 10
days.
First reports said one Ameri-
. can and three’South Vietnamese
soldiers were wounded in the
shelling Thursday night.
The ground war in South Viet-
nam lapsed back into relative
quiet, and heavy weather over
the Hanoi-Haiphong area limit-
ed American pilots to strikes
on supply lines. During the 110
missions flown Thursday, one
Air Force Phontom was shot
down by Red ground gunners
and the two crewmen were list-
ed as missing
=--------— tions at the U. S. Embassy in
1• II the rain today but made no at-
P 11*111 HHera tempt to break through un-
— —II — IU1 Viprecedentedly heavy defense
lines of Soviet troops and police.
Bids Low - ng.LAy
A a 1 Trying to look as chic, as war in IIIUUIIUVIS
(Dm H A a Icthe desert will allow, Israel’s
UII IX O d I ] S [shapely girl soldiers have been
right behind the frontline troops
TOLEDO BEND (Spl) _ An in the Middle East war.
Orange company is apparent! “They call them 'chen' for
low bidder on four road projects, 'charm,'” said Col. Stella Levi,
a part of the Toledo Bend Res- commander of the women’s
Senate OKs Billaxsmxroswn’we
T T "-** mier Alexei N. Kosygin made
■ unprecedented efforts—even
4 . TD 1 • • • using the fabled “hot line”—to
On Kedistrictingaragi
CJ i For the first time a U.S..Pres.
ated,” Hancock said.
The trustee suggested a com- ...._____________ -t .
ounue we v—. , position worked up by P a u l rights demonstration A Miami Cove Addition, told her mother
Three Waxahachie policemen Pearson, Stark High principal, civil rh -e "'i thyleha — home ioh Who"• het
meeting that de- might be considered as the planned a protest march outside mother reminded her she had
' - ‘ basis for a new policy. - —a -— t--------*— ------- “-----
Pearson read thedea
postponement was entered today
by Judge Eugene R. Hoyt of ouuu anw. uley puncu y .uuuwy, uie .0 wasmeu --— — --- . . .
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were Willis H. Scott, 24, and Os- in cash when Kaska and his son
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Anton Lee Kaska. 41, for 16 be checked on a car he was con-
' Israeli Troops
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priority now are the 25-year-
olds.
Q. When would the 19-year-old
priority go into effect?
A. Whenever the President
orders it. He could change his
mind, but Congress has
expressed its favor for taking
, the younger men first.
Q. Why the emphasis on 19-
year-olds?
A. Combat commanders gen-
erally prefer that most of their
new recruits be in the younger
age brackets, saying they are
more adaptable to training.
- Problems associated with fami-
ly dependency are less frequent
at such ages.
Q. What are the chances of
being drafted at age 19?
A. Statistics show that about
two of every seven persons now
eligible for induction actually
are drafted. The Pentagon ex-
pects to meet all of its monthly
draft requirements from the 19-
year-old group and from stu-
dents whose deferments have
ended. An estimated" two mil-
lion males reach age 19 annual-
ly.
4 Booth Makes
Tourney Finals
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 137, Ed. 1 Friday, June 9, 1967, newspaper, June 9, 1967; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1619885/m1/1/: accessed May 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.