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- WASHINGTON The Senate Armed
Services Committee voted Thursday , to
extend the draft two years and begin
raising military pay to levels the Nixon
-administration hopes will produce a
volunteer army by 1972.
The committee voted 13 to 3 to
extend the Selective Service Act for two
more years after it expires June 30. A
proposal to limit the extension to one
year was defeated 12 td 3 and a four-year
extension was defeated 10 to 6.
Then the committee, despite
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Staton bill asks
college subsidies
RALEIGH-Legislation was
introduced Thursday -proposing the state
subsidize private colleges and universities
which accept North Carolina students.
Sen. William Staton, D-Lee,' sponsored
the measure at the request of the North
Carolina Association of Colleges and
Universities.
. - His bill outlined a proposal similar to
Sne suggested by. the legislative study
commission on financial aid as one
alternative if the Legislature decides
against a broader plan which would aid
students regardless of the school they
attended.
Staton's bill did not carry an
appropriation. He said the amount of
funds which would be needed would
depend on the action taken by the
r Legislature on the Legislative Study
i Commission's recommendations.
Kremlin upset
Over ping pong
SOFIA The Kremlin is so upset by
growing U.S. contacts with China it may
tT harden its diplomatic lme4 toward 2 the
) United States, Communist sources said
Thursday.
Glimmers of that hardened line have
emerged at, the Bulgarian Communist
Party Congress, where the Russians and .
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misgivings by many of its members that a
volunteer army was an impossible goal,
voted to raise pay for enlisted men and
junior officers by amounts ranging from 9
to 50 per cent. The proposal, indentical
to the pay increase suggested by the
administration, passed 16 to 0. A House
version that increases pay even more
sharply was defeated 10 to 6.
The Senate version also included a
bonus of $3,000 to men who enlist for
Army combat service -a provision that
has been rejected by the house.
World
news
their Bulgarian spokesmen have suddenly
dropped all references to possibilities of
Soviet-American progress.
Barely three weeks ago, Soviet Party
leader Leonid I. Brezhnev proposed a
series of multilateral and world
conferences on diarmament, nonagression
treaties and other international measures.
That was before the U.S. table tennis
team went to Peking.
There has been no pulic mention of
the Sino-American "ping-pong
diplomacy." But the sources said it has
been a prime topic of private
conversation between Brezhnev and other
Communist leaders gathered here for the
Bulgarian Congress The first big
Communist meeting since the
Sino-American rapprochment began.
Withdrawal key
to peace talks
: PARIS-Hanoi and the Viet Cong said
Thursday that announcement of a firm
date for U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam
was the key to an immediate cease fire
and talks on release of U.S. prisoners.
They hailed the antiwar demonstrations
in Washington and claimed they were
backed by most Americans.
Communist negotiators pressed for a
flat troop pullout date in a session of the
Paris talks that indicated Hanoi and the
Vief Cong had their sights set on the U.S.
antiwar rallies in hopes they would
influence the course of American policies.
North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy and the
Viet Cong's Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh
issued appeals of support for the war
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The noisy public clamor to "Free
Calley" that shook the nation following
Li. William CaUey's conviction for
murdering 22 Vietnamese women,
children and old men now is only a
whisper.
"Free Calley" rallies are fewer, a
recent benefit dance to raise funds for the
young infantry officer in Iowa flopped,
an American Legion post in New York
State indicates it is more interested in a
baseball dinner now and the ambitious
drive to raise a $100,000 defense fund
begun by a Georgia veterans group still is
about $85,000 short.
More significant, perhaps, politicians
are talking less about the Calley
injustice ..."
'Things are not as good as they once
were," said Dr. Max Anderson, a
chiropractor and Korean War veteran who
commands American Legion Post 35 at
in brief
protesters, called them "courageous
Americans" and expressed the hope
President Nixon would "listen to the
voice of the American people."
North Vietnamese delegation chiefs
made clear in conference speeches that a
deadline for a complete U.S. troop
withdrawal remained their top priority
political objective.
Manson waiting
on death row
SAN QUENTIN, Calif.-Hippie cult
leader Charles Manson, sentenced to
death for the Tate-LaBianca mass
murders, Thursday became the 94th
convict on California's death row.
Accompanied be two guards and two
drivers, Manson, 36, was taken into San
Quentin Prison's back entrance at 11:30
a.m. in a Los Angeles County sheriff's
department van with its windows painted
white.
He had been removed from his cell at
4:40 a.m. in the Los Angeles Hall of
Justice, where he was sentenced to death
last Monday for the 1969 killings of
actress Sharon Tate and six others.
His codefendants, Susan Atkins,
Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van
Houten, also ' condemned to death,
remained in jail in Los Angeles.
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means of achieving racial balance in the
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Columbus, Ga., a short distance from Ft.
Bearing where Calley is held confined to
quarters while his conviction and life at
hard labor prison sentence are being
reviewed.
"Our big problem is to keep up public
sentiment," Anderson said Wednesday.
"We're writing all persons who signed
earlier petitions to get them circulating
more petitions." .
Contributions have dropped sharply
and so has the mail, Anderson said,
noting that the height of the reaction
following CaUey's conviction on March
29 for his part in the My Lai massacre, the
Legion's fund drive headquarters was
receiving between 300 and 500 letters a
day. -
Now we are down to 100 to 150
letters a day and that is not good,"
Anderson said. "We are going to have to
work harder.'
schools will likely be a way of life in the
Charlotte-Mecklenburg system for a long
time to come.
That's the opinion of School Board
Attorney William J. Waggoner, who
predicted on local television Wednesday,
'Transportation will be a way of life in
this system until such time as
neighborhoods are fully desegregated."
The School Board met with its
attorneys in a televised meeting to hear
an interpretation of the Supreme Court
ruling Tuesday which upheld the
desegregation plan ordered into effect last
fall by Federal District Judge James B.
McMillan.
"The opinion obviously offers no
alternative to continued long distance
assignment of students," Waggoner told
the board.
In upholding the order, which requires
massive cross-town busing to achieve an
approximate 70-30 white-black balance in
the schools, the Supreme Court left some
room for minor changes.
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Anderson said a week ago the "Free
Calley" defense fund had reached about
SI 5,000. Wednesday he said he had not
had time lately to go over the figures but
he thousht it to be "a little in excess of
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A survey Wednesday showed interest
in Calley had waned sharply since the
initial reaction that had draft boards
resigning entoto, congressmen and other
politicians making angry speeches and
President Nixon intervening to remove
Calley from the guardhouse and install
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WASHINGTO N-Antiwar veterans
demands for an immediate U.S.
withdrawal from Vietnam were rejected
in Senate floor debate Thursday as an
invitation for a devastating Communist
attack on rear guard American troops
heading for home.
President Nixon's refusal to set a fixed
deadline for a total withdrawal was
defended by Sens. Clifford P. Hansen,
R-Woy.; William B. Saxbe, R-Ohio;
Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio, and James L.
Buckley, Repubhcan-Conservative of New
York, before a virtually empty chamber.
Taft siad Nixon's critics were
"Johnny-come-lately" doves" who were
silent when President Lyndon B. Johnson
was shipping hundreds of thousands of
troops to Vietnam. Their silence, he said,
"is testimony to the pure politics of the
current dissent."
South Vietnam will be able to defend
itself with additional U.S. military
support for "a brief period of time,"
Buckley said, but to withdraw
precipitously would be to quit, "on the
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dance for CiL'ey and Hupp lost S600.
The days ago at Rochester, N.Y., the
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appeals for Calley. The Lepon earmarked
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of effort blood and treasure."
Hansen said if Nixon announced
withdrawal deadline. Hanoi could b
up its supplies and conserve its forces in
anticipation of the announced date. He
added:
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when America's rear guard is mounting
out to go aboard transports, the enemy
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either at destroying American fighting
men out of revenge for the countless
thousands of her own people Hanoi has
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topping the government of South
Vietnam and placing the country under
the heel of communism, showing the
world how futile was the nine-year effort
of the United States to give South
Vietnam the right of self-determination."
Saxbe, whose son is serving in
Vietnam, siad he supports Nixon's polic
of gradual withdrawal but warned he
would be "the first to criticize" if
withdrawals are slowed down when the
rainy season ends in October.
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