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--- 44 f1) on I : '''":'tl' ('''''' ''4''''''''k $ r"pNr"""tr1 001() r ' Soviet-America- n The backlog which aroused concern in Congress developed became the Army need- ed the training camps to prepare draftees and recruits for combat duty in Vietnam and for service elsewhere The announcement said that the number of untrained reservists on hand as of May 31 totalled 19400 During June 14000 of them are entering training the Pentagon said Most of the balance of 5300 are due to begin their active duty training in July May Enlistees enothw brood hems ttactItoeur -- '''''''Illi -- -- ' ut-- re 40 — ( &II ' i ' "- I(EICIIIIIM'S These are young men who enlist in a Guard or Reserve unit receive basic training of from four to ten months and then are obligated to spend the balance of 6 years of duty Guard -lit: : - Homing leo 1:neekiluo4(dt whivellbYwrechanr" fitting tech elquo Our 'oil in sterN and eyeglass olds hove multiple adjustments to limPoimr met ony IndMdvel hewing problems t 41l I r' t) great" - illom- -- - 11 - I): d training They now have been trained Pentagon announced Monday elimination of a large of Army National backlog Guardsmen and Reservists who had been awaiting active duty training It said only 5300 guardsmen were still and reservists awaiting trebling and they mostly new recruits were not considered backlog In June last year some 133000 had been awaiting El - I 11 f (1 IF ' Army Cuts Reserve Training Backlog ' GET SPOT CASH From 1 604 'IN Danger 'Great' "I think it is deplorable that In this country the will of one man should override those of all the men who have been trained to protect the national security" he said Russell said that whatever Russia does the United States should deploy such a system because "the Chinese danger Boot Camp Calling 41- 4- Dial 'ItII' 41' 74 It-is IMEMIONNONMEOWIEMEMOMMIN :under ' I - (D-Or- '' I Services Committee also criticized the Pentagon's delay in ordering missile defenses into operation Chairman L Mendel Rivers of the House Armed Services Committee urged immediate construction of at least a "thin" Missile system He said this less expensive system was geared mainly to the developing threat from Red China "We can't wait for the decision of those who fiddle while ::Adding to the conceri of 4 those who have long sought an i - anti-ballist- ic Armed double jeopardy if not recognized by us" he added t:Vnited States enti-ballist- I 114) i p the- Senate-- el"' :sell-ID-C- In Double Jeopazdy "This new threat from Red China would place the US in with alarm Red China's first :: hydrogen bomb test congrestional military experts called Monday for an immediate go: had for construction of a : missile defense system for the ' ?ytf - 'r t America could burn" Rivers said Chairman Richard B Rus - (D-Fla- 1 " 't ' Triggers Call for Missile Defense st By Stewart Hensley United Press International : : e - you "They're theshIgIng The Senate' has approved mouths are open" President Johnson's proposal — to extend the strike bin for 90 days more and to set up a five-ma- n White House board to set wage scales and other working conditions that would take effect if no agreement is a the end oth at pe- reacheThis agreement would remain in force until Jan 1 1969 if both sides fail to come to agreement before then Tribune Washington Bureau The senator pointed out that The MIMS oppose this an WASHING'rON — Defense two "large Departmentt of De compulsory arbitration by the Secretary Robert S McNa- - tense propellant manufacturgovernment And the House mara received a request Mon- - ing facilities" were located in agreeing voted to keep the Defense Secretary Robert S Accepts Charge from Sen Wallace F Utah They are the Hercules extension period and day for approv- - Powder andThlokol Bennett McNamara has long opposed T h e 183-- a g e decision the mediation boardal set up of a $1061000 proPosai indicated that they are strongly- -- accepts-- - Robson's-- deployment of anImoc k out The comul- mitted by the University of "vitally interested" in estabmissile system and has refused contention that the capital's so ry settlement Utah for a rocket engine lishing a program in Utah schoels have discriminated Se- tting to use money appropriated for up of a Senate against poor Negroes through House committee to try and study program "The President has stated — it by Congress 1 for Project Them's a that defense research eon-—segregated school faculties— work out a compromise for-unequal supplies and facilities mula has been complicated by proam started by the DeDeny Reason tracts should be allocated on and the "track" systhe Senate's debate over fense Department to develop an equitable and geographical deAdministration officials tem of grouping students academicI excellency in basis if possible" Sen Ben- Dodd oled McNamara' s cancellation science and technology Conto The nett wrote ability judge of a Vietnani inspection trip Senate Majority leader hes school officials to: gress appropriated 20 milMike Mansfield over the weekend was due to ordered lion dollars for the first year —Abolish the track system the Chinese test explosion at says he win wait until that matter Is settled before Of the program Immediately the Lop Nor site The proposal submitted by But they acknowledge the —Substantially integrate all appointing conferees FURNITURE ANNEX U calls for a three-yea- r the test underlined the necessity school faculties by fall For Rouse Version Will Buy Your —Bus students from overfor Investigation of "the chemisgreater progress on Sen Good Usod Furnituro Ralph Yarborough try and mechanics of combustalks about crowded Negro schools to preS oth Wort 412 would said he has with to tion rocket application limiting the spread of nuclear dominantly white schools west Ceit Carter or Spent move to have the Senate of Rock engine systems" Creek Park weapons --- House version the adopt ImpfnSTitvvr Boost Integration Sen Wayne Morse —File a plan with the court Senate sponsor of the Presiby Oct 2 to Increase racial dent's bill has said he will do Integration of students in the everything possible in the conschool system which Is now ference to see that the manda1envoolaamodomn 90 per cent Negro tory settlement feature is re(1vt""' r4 —Eliminate optional attend-onc- e tained The House has announced zcces on grounds that 1'114 plans to name conferees that they have allowed white stutraining enlisted in May the dents in Negro areas to Include several Democrats Pentagon said "escape" to white schools out strongly opposed to Mr John- 1J son's proposal "Current enlistment rates sidft their neighborhoods In 11': 110011101k 110111 L161141INU 1 and training base capacity 1 permit placing most of the reot servists in training within 45 For poopto who want strakiht throl) ' A ta MI gaVIN iminsunime 11011011 to 60 days after they enlist" r--te''''''''N 7:11 7rv -- ' the announcement said ' i ( 1 iH ' 1 r I litit I The Pentagon said that it i i - i J' was possible to eliminate the )1I IF I k t I' huge backlog of untrained -- - -4- 1 - I -— ' : 004 kt 11701 ' guardsmen and reservists by No champs tir connottions 14 thre buses doily ‘11" A ' Ph into rr 3554514 the round them AkIt ono $3355 $1975 i training putting trip way 1146:1)7 to w 'el rmol camps during the six months row ers r ! tI a ' ii i which started in January a w i imi 1 LsEsiLie ow wal 1 Le siso relawhen ' was there a period '1757yls7-1-rtri— 0517V 4 I in regular Army end leave the driving to us tive drop-of-f t!'" tai) I ' ---"" -- ) training because of I lowering I of draft calls " 'a Cut Out the Wise Quacks Please ' - ''-- ' : ilk c t"' --P- -- i''z- !' i sional 0- - lp ) :- -":'" - 7 t 1- - ''' - r I : amr 'r 1 '444:) Aleof ---01 ri V : 0 40'0 4 )1: ednisdpute iatglres-htas- 1 : ''' ' Cir- i cuit Court of Appeals Judge J ' Skelly Wright Monday or-t ' dered sweeping actions to It: ' ' - ' -- 0": eliminate what he flatly ' :'- ato ! se' i called "criminal" - discriminat Ir )t tion against poor Nego stu- "' t te iti2‘ :114"'4 dents in the District of Colum--Press Wirophot bia's public schools In a decision handed down In the suit eat on Calvin Wood farm brought by local civil rights as mother protettor of brood leader Julius W Robson Wright said the city's public schools are "a monument to the cynicism of the power structure which governs the voteless capital of the greatest country on earth" 41 i" - US - - 1 — - - 471-1- 0 v I with the nation's railroads over wages has been posing strike threats since lafesdteraJainuaa:ty ibycnIantoorc: taken a walkout twice ' A ' Nor ' - — r "Co There were scattered walk- outs eerly Monday but these 'reportedly were due to misun- derstandings and apptuently weThreequunlicokinYsl " f‘ ---tc' ) ) '11 t4 mull A ras day or Thursday Scattered Walkouts Negroes in 1 School Suit I gtt Dodd i --- ))1 10(Z) k4 '1 A This probably means nothing will be done on the rail strike threat before Wednes Court Backs i I ' 2 t efforts to agree e Thomas J Monday Relying on the pledge of lib( ‘6 kit : ''' ' r I k t 1 wWAslashILNingtGoTon 3 i t ' - 4 on a compromise bill the Senate leaders postponed action pending final votes on a censure resolution Post Service : f ' v" ) 0 ' : ' p '' ' or'" - '' f 4 '''- WASHNGT'ON — The Sen- ' i ' 1 '11 t'N1‘ 11 unions that there would be no walkout pending ate laid aside Monday legislation aimed at blocking a nationwide rail strike which could have started at 12:01 i z f r ''ofti 44' 4 - - ' ' I ' g - ' "' ' ' ' - Ban thoperaft Senate-Hous- f ' - ' ' '''- a ' -' - : ( I 4 - ' - '' ' ' ' i StriIke- By Jerry T Baulch 'Associated Press Writer " - t ' - ' - ii 1 i ' ' ::i ' 4 ' : i - 0- ' ' '" ' ? - - ' '4' ' ' ' it '- !- if14 - l' - L- 1 ' ' ' '1'44 - io 1 ' )''' ' '" r i - 'i ' - Sidetrack 1 ''91 - D -- - 1 a it- :' ' " '4 -a - '' 1 1 4 'Ir ' - '1 '' ' - ' - - ' - ( t':&' 'i 2- : ' - ' ' ' - - ''L'' Ii 't:4 4 ' '4 ' I ' - "'' ' ' - 'i ' - J ' - t 't t 4 i '' '1'- -- e 1 ' i ' 4! 1 : i r ? f - t '7 '' : J7 - ' r:- ' - — :' : By Bill Williams --- -- Ilk X t II k 1 3 - |
