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...didn't want it to broaden under the bright, flat light"); shaded her cheeks to "minimize the puffiness" and darkened her neck so that "if she keeps her head up the folks won't see her double chin." Tastefully dressed in simple Sally Victor hats and Hannah Troy dresses ("We figure they won't be obsolete for five years," explains Producer Walter Colmes), Amy appears on the screen in a set modeled after her own living room. As she speaks in her mannerly, well-modulated voice, the camera picks up actors demonstrating the right and wrong ways...
Womble said the newspapers and press services exaggerated and misrepresented Assistant Defense Secretary John A. Hannah's remarks before the Senate Armed Services Committee last Thursday. He explained that although the new, expanded reserve program is near administration approval, many of its important details, such as that of a possible six month draft, have not yet been formulated...
Testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Hannah revealed "radical and dynamic changes" proposed for the nation's defense manpower setup. The new program is near final Administration approval and will probably go before Congress within three weeks, he said...
...outlined by Hannah, the revised manpower system would include, first, a provision that draftable men between 18 and 26, who are now subject to two years' service, would take only six months of active duty. Thereafter, they would be required to attend regular drills and active training in reserve units, probably for seven and one half years...
...crucial question Hannah refused to answer is how men drafted to serve actively for six months would be distinguished from those called to serve for two years. But according to last December's Adler manpower report, which seems to be the basis of Hannah's proposal, this problem would be solved by a nationwide lottery among the draftees...