Muskie renews attack on Nixon Vietnam plan in Wisconsin
Senator Ed Muskie at a Wisconsin campaign stop assails Nixon for not setting a unilateral withdrawal date from Vietnam. He demands release of POWs and troop safety as conditions, while Rogers Laird and other Republicans criticize him. Also reports reactions from Jackson Lindsay Humphrey and protester clashes in Madison.
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Associated Press
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Edmund S. Muskie
U.S
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Muskie
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Vin R. Laird
Congress
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Women’s National Democratic Club
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Madison
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New York
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Hopes Rise for Accord Over Vietnam Peace Plan
Washington sources say some Communist nations welcomed President Nixon's peace proposal easing hopes for negotiated settlement. Secretary Rogers noted world reaction could push both sides toward meaningful talks, while Muskie pressed the political angle and criticized the Maine Democrat's attack on the President.
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Senate vote strips Mundt of committee seats
Senate Republicans will invite Mundt back for committee roles after a 19 to 14 vote stripped him of three panels following his stroke. The move clears junior senators to gain seats on Government Operations Foreign Relations and Appropriations, with Mundt to regain posts upon return to the Senate. GM reports 1971 earnings of 1.9 billion on 28.3 billion in sales, second best year for the company.
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Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Government Operations, Foreign Relations
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Nixon visits Key Biscayne for China trip homework
President Nixon arrives at Miami after a quick flight from Washington for a weekend at his bayside home. He lands at Miami International Airport because helicopters to reach his guarded compound were unavailable, reflecting a spur of the moment stay to prepare for his China trip.
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China
Bayside
Homestead Air Force Base
Washington
Miami International Airport
U S Bombers Strike In North Vietnam Amid Heavy Fighting
American fighter bombers mounted their 35th strike of the year on an anti aircraft battery 10 miles north of Ban Karai Pass as thick smoke hampered assessment. Ground fighting surged in the Mekong Delta with nine Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths reported along with several clashes near Saigon.
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James D’entremont
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Delta
Pleiku
L More
Phu Yen
Tuy Hoa
Ohio income tax repeal petition stalled by attorney general
Atty Gen William Brown rejected initial petitions to place a state income tax repeal on the November ballot as unclear. Backers pledged to redraft within a week and press for a statewide vote on amending the constitution to repeal the personal and corporate rates starting next Jan. 1.
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Ohio
Atty
William Brown
Brown
Chester Cruze
Cincinnati
Fewer Tax Returns Examined in 1971 IRS Audit Report
IRS Commissioner Johnnie R. Walters says the number of audits fell in 1971 with one in 56 individual returns examined, down from one in 46 in 1970. The computer guided system still boosted Treasury receipts by 3.4 billion dollars, despite 350000 fewer returns chosen for audit, and the Nixon administration seeks more IRS funding.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
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Treasury
Amish Couple Denied Adoption in Geauga County Contention
Noah Detweiler and his wife Fanny faced a Geauga County Welfare Department rejection of their bid to adopt three infants citing Mrs Detweiler s health a rare blood disease. The case drew public petitions and a state representative into the dispute amid ongoing community concerns.
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Ohio
Geauga
Noah Detweiler
Fanny
Geauga County Welfare Department
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Detweiler
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Welfare Chief Battles Adoption Drive Over Rigid Rules
Chapman defends strict welfare rules while county and state officials push for swift adoption of five Detweiler children, ages 2 to 5, now in foster care since August 1970. Detweiler daughters aged 18 to 21 remain at home, resisting separation from siblings.
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