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Complete Exam Set
For 18-Yr.-01d Reg.
Virginia Selective Service Local Boards will begin in July to order 18-year-old registrants for complete examination by the Armed Forces, the Virginia State Director of Selective Service said this week. The State Director emphasized that the examination of 18-year-olds does NOT mean that they face induction in the immediate future. 6 The examination of 18-yearolds who are out of school and not deferred for other reasons initiates a program anannounced by President Johnson on January 5, 1964. The President directed the Secretary of Defense and the Director of Selective Service to begin the early examination of 18-year-old registrants after a presidential task force study determined that large numbers of young men being found disqualified for military service were interested in obtaining educational, vocational, and medical rehabilitation. In announcing the plan to examine 18-year-olds, the President pointed out that early examination will ”... enable those who are qualified for military service to plan intelligently their future careers in this respect. It will enable those found unqualified to get to work promptly on the education, training, or health services which can be of benefit to them”. -
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