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Show msm imtr 'N' Fair Our Phone Numbers Smoky Continued smokj tonight and Wednesday. Areas of night and morning fog. Daytime highs in the 40s. Details, weather map on Page News Tips 0 Home Delivery Information 5 Scores Sports Classified Ads Only 5 Editorial Offices 34 E. 1st South 524-440- .v 524-2S4- 524-444- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 5 4 1 5 6 10c PAGES THE MOUNTAIN 'Won't Hurt , But Won't Help Nixon ' SWWSftJUPI'lWWH By The Associated Press By CURT BURNETT Deseret News Staff Writer yiLUH almost makes you wish voud been born prematurely. 19- - ear-ol- d one So Idt Utahn whose birthday has made him prime target for a draft call from Uncle Sam in 1970. thanks to Monday nights draft lottery. 'm Several Salt Lakers didnt have to wait long to find out their fate they were all born Sept. 14. 1950 the date which was contained in the iuL capsule uidAn fiorn the the Presidents program. Laird said Monday at the Pentagon. But I dont want to say that this helps. PLAN he said stood fishbowl in Washington, thought behind Nixon's plan to remove the in involvement American ground combat as rapidly as possible. Meanwhile, the prosecution and defense in the of Lt. William L. Cal-le- y Jr., on charges of premeditated murder of 109 Vietnamese men. women and children, asked the U.S. Court of Military Appeals to ban further accounts in newspapers, magazines, on radio or television about the My Lai incident STUDY PETITION The court took the petition under for an injunction Americans WEDS Scott Gapinski ponders being on first call. advisement. During the court session, C a 1 1 e y's military defense SENATE TAX REFORM M. Aubrey Daniel III, said the would not be ready to court-marti- al begin until March. Sen. Sam J. Ervin, introduced a bill in the Senate to permit U.S. District Courts Exemption Hike Up For Debate to try discharged servicemen for crimes they may have committed while In the service. LEFT SERVICE Many of the veterans of the WASHINGTON (AP) -My Lai action who have told on a 23 per cent After settling their stories in public have left the service. Military oil depletion allowance, the courts have no jurisdiction Senate today tackled Hie most once the men are discharged controversial issue in the massive tax reform bill a and civil courts have no juristo boost the $600 perproposal committed diction for crimes sonal income tax exemption. in service overseas. Sen. Albert Gore, This rule was fixed by the Supreme Court in the 1955 had the support of Democratcase of Robert W. Toth, who ic leaders for his pending was charged with murder in amendment to raise the exKorea five months after his emption to $1,000 in four successive annual steps starting discharge. Justice Hugo L. Black, with next year. But President Nixon is strongly opposed to five justices concurring, the increase and there have Conwithin is the wrote: It indications he might gress constitutional powers to been veto the increase. rt court trials of discharged The administration spent a trials of discahrged soldiers accused of offenses busy day Monday working to w hile in the armed forces. scuttle the amendments. Edwin S. Cohen, assistant secretary of the Treasury, issued a warning that Gore's amendINSIDE ment would cause a big additional net revenue loss to the NEWS government which could not be countenanced. Sen. Russell B. Long said he SECTION A interpreted this to mean Pres1, 2, 7 National, Foreign ident Nixon would veto a bill 8 with a City, Regional $1,000 exemption in it. Womens Pages . The Louisiana Democrat, who 12, 13 Editorial Pages is Finance Committee chair13 man and floor Our Man Jones manager of the 13 bill, backs the administration Music in the fight. SECTION B In accepting the 23 per 10 1, 2, City, Regional 6, 7 cent oil depletion allowance Theater the Senate went 8, 9 Monday, Financial along with its own Finance SECTION C THE 1 4-- Sports Committee. A House version of the bill cuts the depletion allowance from the present 27 per cent to 20 per cent. The final reduction now will have to be worked out in the Senate-Hous- e conference. This was the first time the Senate had voted to reduce 5 6 7, 9, 10, 20 8 10. 11 Comics City, Regional TV Highlights Obituaries Action Ads Weather Map SECTION Sugar Housa 11-1- 3 12 D the draft priorities Monday night: 24 236. son, Scott, 19. the allowance since the 27 per cent figure became law in 1926. The allowance and personal exemption were the most bitterly disputed items in the bill. Gores tax reduction package with a $1,000 exemption would reduce taxes $14.8 billion in the long run compared with $9 billion of relief in the measure as approved by Finance. long-disput- Fire Kills I 50 24-2- 26170, JUNE 785, 8 366. 17-7- 1 f 1 'Jh 'jJF - , I . sri 4 fj! I N u Mt ? 1 i ;-- i L" v u: : r A (.rtvY v ,i i . v - sftm ti Tir IrTUrfmi April 24; then came Dec. 20; then Feb. 14, Oct. 18, Sept. 6, Oct. 26, Sept 7, Nov. 22, Dec. 16190. 17-9- 26270, 16177, 26119, 3 26303, 24-- 30-28- 14-- 16246, 16207, 2683. 26-2- 24-3- 2661, 10-2- 7, 14-- 16141. 16241, 26201, 26245, 36333, SEPTEMBER 66, 7-- 649, 6184, 12-7- 16254, 26192, one-thir- d one-thir- or military service conscietious objector available for noncombatant military service only. Some 500.000 men will begin 1970 in one of these classifications, fully exposed to the draft that year. Another 350,000 now 676. 11-4- 1671, 15131, 5 24, 16220. 16138. 185. de- 26229. 3638. NOVEMBER 5310, 6348, 680, 16282, 16126, 16107, 12-6- Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, See DRAFT LOTTERY, F. A- ed. They will be, roughly, those 22 9, 26185, 25132. 2699. 26309, 6157. 712. 11-3- 15320, 16240, 26162, 12 314, 16163, 10-4- 14-2- 24-9- J; 0; 11 Q; 2 7 12 Z; D; 4 X; T; 9 W; 3 G; 8 Y; 13 16 I 17 K; 18 22 A; 21 M; 5 X; 10 P; C; 15 F; H; 19 S; 20 L; U; 23 14 R; 24 E; 25 B; 26 V. 1696. 26135, e rent more than one man in a call has the same birthday: 1 556, 643. -l f Call 6 DECEMBER 27-7- ture year. The men almost certain to stay civilians were born on June 8 and have last names starting with the letter V. In 1971. the priority exposure will focus on a new group of men who have turned 19 and had their birthdays scrambled in a new lottery in 1970. Men who are deferred or exempt face priority exposure in any year when they and or become they step into that years lineup at exactly the pbee they were given originally that is. e ther Monday night, or in a lottery the ear they turn 19. ferred or exempt will lose that status many by graduat-in- g from college, for or example and become during the year. That makes 1970 their priority exposure year too. Of this 850.000 toal, about 290.000 will probabl) er.list voluntarily in the armed forces. officials anticipate. But another 260.000 must be draft- 162)3, 26182. 610. 267. 28-9- 31-1- JULY one-thir- 1-- 2618. 26151. 36315. 6244, 18-927-6- whose birthdays appeared In about the first half of the list drawn Monday night. Just how high up the list the draft will reach may vary considerably from one local draft board to another. But men whose birthdays lie in d of the dates the first as drjjvn are almost certain to be drafted. Those drawn in the middle may be uncertain for up to a year-un- til they receive a draft notice, or until the year ends without one. d Those in the last are now virtually certain they will not be called in 1970. And the chances are even smaller they would be called in a fu- form of induction during World War II. The previous system, which included a long list of deferments, was criticized because it left young men uncertain about their fate for as long as seven years. The new lottery system is designed to reduce this period of uncertainty to one year. The last time the draft was based on a lottery was in 1942. Every man who reaches at least 19 years of age but not 26 by the end of this year now has his place in line for the draft in whatever year he becomes Available for 27-4- 687, 648. 16307, 1644, 26344, 26167, 2, 21-626-34- J .V , Robert Lund and mother, Mrs. Arnold Lund, rejoice. His birth date was in 366th capsule. 4, 16311. 26116. 11-1- 27-7- - ,; ii.r , ' - AUGUST 6114, 13-6- 9, 15-iS- 23-5- 1 OCTOBER 21-6- 20-30- V, 5, 110, FEBRUARY 24-- - 4 24-3- APRIL 15-8- 'V 25-6- 2688, 19-7- 31-3- 19-2- - A AT 4 . 21-2- 11-3- 3 83, 14-- K - , - ' - yj 13-4- 16120, 10-6- 20-28- 12-6- - 16175, 16-5- 16.148, .v . 6327, 30-10- $1151, of Mr. Dates And Order Off 8, 28-7- I had son-in-la- 17-3- 26-9- be my David Eisenhower's Name Fairly High On The List 8 213. 25-5- chance - 13259, 24-5- 4745 4- know some-- WASHINGTON (AP) -Men from 19 to 26 years old born on Sept. 14 who have last names starting with the letter J will be the first ones drafted next month under the nations first Selective Service lottery in a generation. MARCH 25 343, and Mrs. Leroy Bird. 4340 W. South, staunchly said, It is the best country in the world and L might as well fight for it. One Bountiful family couldn't have been happier about their son's luck in the lottery. His birthday was June 8, 1950, which was the 366th, Al- being If you to go. Sept. 14, Letter J... They re First MAY 15-1- though he admitted he said, shocked. have to go, you have There's not too much of getting out of it. "Why did it have to birthday. he moaned, great luck until now. Arthur Bird, 19, son In Rest Home 4 275, and last, capsule to be drawn in the loiter. For Robert Lund, 19. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lund. 7u7 N. 600 East, it was also a sad occasion. His twin brother, Siei e, w as killed last Sept. 13 in Vietnam. Robert said he felt pretty happy." His mother was overjoyed and said that earlier in the evening she had said to Wouldnt that be Steve. something if your number was 366. D.C. 12-1- drawn date drawn on television. sooner than draft officials had anticipated. Following the drawing of 6. the dates, another drawing Three youth advisers had was held in which letters of refused to help in the drawing the alphabet were scrambled and a fourth balked when his and Hilled out This will be turn came; four others helped used by local boards to decide In less than an hour and a in the drawing but only after the order in which to draft the stateeligible men. half Monday night, all 365 making unscheduled a ments mild First out in the second one reading days of the year plus Leap Years Feb. 28 were drawn at protest signed by 14 partici- drawing was the letter J. The new lottery system was pants, and three others more random from a big glass laboat Selective Service or less supporting the pro- signed into law by the Presiratory jar NOTRE DAME DU LAC, dent last week and provides ceedings. headquarters here. the Otherwise the first major reform in the More than 50 QUE. (UPI) drawing The order in which they moved smoothly so smoothly draft since the Selective Servelderly persons, many bedridblue rolled in up den and crying for help, died emerged, is was finished half an hour ice established a complicated plastic capsules, determines early today when a flash fire the order in which men with ripped through a wood frame matching birthdays will be home for the aged. called for the draft next year or, for those now deSixteen persons were ferred or exempt in any fuof four criticalthem injured, ture year when they become ly, when flames erupted near Lotteries will be conthe furnace of the each ducted year for the ensuRepos du Vieillard, a rest draft period. home for 75 to SO persons over ing Alexander Pimie of the age of 65. At least half the Rep. WASHINGTON ered extremely vulnerable to (UPD New York, ranking Republipatients were bedridden. The draft lottery has made an a draft call. can on a House subcommittee accurate forecaster of David Young Eisenhower, 21, is a W e could hear the on the draft, drew the first Eisenhower. senior at Amherst College and screams. They were at the date from the jar shortly after holds a student deferment. President Nixons windows, crying for help, 8 p.m. he was tired of week said last Military service is a tradisaid a staff member from a Then a succession of young school and might just tion in my family, he said. nearby hospital He said his grandfather, men and wome n decide to enlist in the armed The volunteer firemen representatives of state youth forces. former President Dwight D. committees created earlier tried to help. The neighbors Eisenhower, had suggested he Monday's lottery probably were trying to get into the this year as unofficial advismade his decision much easgo into the Navy. President building to get them out. But ers to the Selective Service ier because David's birthday, Nixon is a Navy veteran. And everything just went too fast System took turns drawing March 31, appeared in 30th David's father, now ambassaYou couldnt get through the the rest of the dates. place on the list. Any number dor to Belgium, is a retired The second one drawn was in the first hundred is consid Army colonel entiy it was full of fire. 25 179, JANUARY 39-5- 2, 1969 MONTHS country feels that it needs our sons, its just our bad luck. Another mother, Mrs. Myrtle Gapinski, 526 W. 550 N., Woods Cross, said she felt terrible about the luck of her loss Jar Yields List -WASHINGTON AP) Here by calendar order are body has to go, but I hate to see anybody go especially when that anybody is my son." she added. Were just using up our sons over theie. They just keep on going and dying. Scott Gapinski said he was deluged with calls from relatives after seeing his birth- - David Bowler, 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Bowler, 817 E. Locust St., Sandy, was planning for Christmas with his wife of three months when he heard over the radio that his birthday had been the first ore selected. My luck is running true to he said and added, form, I'm a little bit shocked. 'Tm not worried about it, he added, because if theyre going to draft me, they're going to draft me." BROADER VIEW His mother, however, said that she had a broader view than her son and felt that the lottery is a lot more fair than the other way. An older brother of David's served in Vietnam and was which wounded, prompted Mrs. Bowler to say, If this ceurt-maYti- al Capt. DECEMBFR TUESDAY, Some Wili Go, Some Will Not It 0 Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird says he doesnt think the My Lai incident, in which an Army lieutenant has been charged with murdering 109 South Vietnamese civilians, will cost President Nixon any public support. I dont think it will hurt counsel, NEWSPAPER FIRST n Unlove Ysnalnkav T, Yy 'Iff By Laird BEHIND WEST'S Utahns Reaction To Lottery 'Massacre' Assessed Laird S 521-353- C-1- 2. VOL. 372 NO. 0 524-444- 21-7- 22-5- 3 2584. 26173, 2616. 363, 31-7- Here WASHINGTON (AP) is the order of drawing of first letters of last names to be used by draft boards in the Todays Thought Life is ten per cent ichat you make if and ninety per cent how you take it. A &.. jufcMhUui if nin,1iiiinini im tufrijebcmm |
