Reagan tax disclosure sparks partisan row in California
A three day controversy centers on Gov. Reagan paying taxes and disclosing that his state income tax for five years was about 1,126. Critics say the revelation exploits past politics, while supporters defend the governor and call it partisan. The episode unfolds amid broader tax reform debates and opposition in the Senate.
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Governon
Tieerjaweld
Reagai
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Senate
Howeval
Ube
Ievorisky
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Moscone di Sant Lranvisea
Cnrough
Moscone
ATV
War and peace in Vietnam debate shifts public stance
The piece notes a shift in antiwar sentiment as Nixon plans to wind down the Vietnam War. It argues that peaceful advocates focus on civilian casualties caused by American bombs and question whether accidental deaths justify keeping American POWs detained, weighing public opinion and media coverage.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Tax reform and stolen auto news in brief
A US tax form reform proposal aims to simplify income taxes and promote American English as the official language of TRS. An insurance group notes a car is stolen in the US roughly every 31 seconds, with ongoing concerns about taxpayers and government costs.
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Ser
Mathias
Ride
Nixon Era Diplomacy a Success Despite Adversaries
Russell Kirk argues Nixon's diplomacy surpassed earlier presidents, while adversaries and colleagues tried to show policies were ineffective. He notes Nixon reduced U.S. force levels in Vietnam, pursued disengagement without surrendering allies, and sought steadier ties with China and Soviet Russia, aiming for a restrained, influential American Century.
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Nixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Nico
Jory
Wood
Ean Wilvan
Berkvity
Walser Ideiaiany Diadors
Ms Woaltless
Elual Poligies
Naotak
Indovhana
America
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Levant
Israel
Novote
World Federalists leader Joe Clark draws laughs in D C
Holmes Alexander critiques former senator Joe Clark D Pa who returned to peddle World Federalist ideas. Clark now leads the World Federalists and advocates a universal state and unilateral disarmament while suggesting deep defense cuts. The piece mocks his plan as impractical and alarmist despite its appeal to underprivileged voters.
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Tran
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Haiti
East Pakistan
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Nixon faces farm country disappointment in Midwestern split
Richard Nixon struggles to win broader midland support as Iowa farmers and Midwestern observers voice disappointment with farm programs and parity. The Town Poll shows Muskie leading Nixon by two percent in the state, while sixty percent of Iowa farmers disapprove of Nixon's farm policies.
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Kansas
Republican National Committee
White House
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Norman Borlaug
Nixon
Towans
Sen. Edmund
Muskie
Iowa
Ninan
Dole
Laird
Wisconsin
Ronney
Michigan
Mardin
Nebraska
Trudeau Tightens Up on Passports
A long documented scandal reveals Soviet penetration of Canadian passport data, with Maj. Gen. H J Van Der Berg capturing spy Yuri Loginov in Johannesburg en route to Ottawa to obtain extra Canadian passports. Loginov implicated Yevgeny Mikha ilovich, a Russian diplomat, as source of his Canadian passport and linked Castro agents via Canada to the United States. The report traces past British and East German spies who used Canadian passages, and notes Ottawa’s alarm prompting Trudeau’s renewed External Affairs review.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Sble
Frances Knight
Ehief
U.S
Porvign Iffice
External Affairs Department
Johannesburg
South Africa
Trudeau
H. J. van der Berg
Yuri Nikolaevich Laginov
Loginov
van der Berg
United States
Ottawa
Canadian
Loginny
Yevgeney Mikhailovich
KGB
Loginov Als
Mikhailovich
Havana
Canada
FBT
CIA
Miss Knight
Passport Office
Canadian External Affairs Department
Harold A. R
Kimi Philby
Washington
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgess
London
Moscow
Philby
Sy Did Burgess
Bodkin Hospital
Igor Gouzenko
Pyotr Pavlovich Melkishev
Melkishev
Rudolf Abel
Gordon Londale
Guenther Maennel
Miami
Maennel
Buenos Aires
Haidee Tamara Bunke
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
East Germany
Humburt University
Bolivia
Haidee Bunke
Dat Camiri
Bo i
Guevara Cabal
Balivian
Che Guevara
Carini
Pierre Thyrand Vosjoly
French Secret Service
SDECE
Lamia
Mreles
Vosyoly
Patrice Lumumba University
Hanoi
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Diakonov
Pat Ibs
Nightingale born on May 12 1820 in history’s frame
United Press International recalls notable dates from history including British nurse Florence Nightingale born in 1820, Radio Broadcast noting rising evening radio listeners, 1987 coronation of King George VI, Berlin blockade ending after 828 days, JFK ordering federal troops into Birmingham, and a Carlyle quote on adversity.
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Mattern Nursing
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Radin
Lieurge VI
Englad
Edward
Hegon
John FP Kennedy
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