Tax funding of presidential elections faces veto risk
Washington AP confirms House and Senate conferees remain split over a plan to finance presidential campaigns through earmarked taxes. Nixon threatens to veto if the tax credit for election expenses survives, while Mills asserts Democrats will defend the provision as crucial to the economic program.
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Armstrong to teach at Cincinnati in Fundamentals of Flight Testing
Space pioneer Neil Armstrong joins the University of Cincinnati as professor of Aerospace Engineering. He will teach Fundamentals of Flight Testing for seniors and graduates and start an Applied Aircraft Performance course on January 3. He aims to provide students with solid fundamentals while not seeking astronaut recruitment.
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