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Free Selective Service Booklet
f Selective Service System said today that sixty percent of the country’s high school principals an^d school district superintendents have asked to examine a new high school curriculum just released by that agency which explains the hows and whys of the draft.
The mailing of some 23,000 copies of the 85 page Curriculum Guide to the Draft began today to high school administrators in all states and U. S. territories. Selective Service had offered the curricular material at no cost to the school systems in hopes that they would initiate courses on the draft.
Following initial distribution of the Guide, packages of material will be sent to schools which plan to use the Guide in the classroom so that each teacher will have Curriculum Guide 'to the Draft and multiple copies of new Selective Service brochures. Adequate copies of the brochures will be furnished so that the booklets can be distributed to individual students as study aids. The new brochures cover such subjects as the registration, classification, /and induction processes, conscientious objection, the lottery system and
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