Communists Walk Out of Paris Vietnam Peace Talks Over U S War Escalation
Communist delegations from North Vietnam and the Viet Cong walked out of the Paris peace talks to protest the recent U S air strikes inside North Vietnam. They vowed to return March 2 as the United States and South Vietnam consider next steps. U S Ambassador Porter called the move a breach of procedure.
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U.S
William J. Porter
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Tien
South Vietnam
Nixon
Indochinese
Mills proposes 20 percent Social Security hike in election year
Rep. Wilbur Mills introduces a 20 percent benefit boost replacing a 5 percent rise. The plan would offset the smaller tax increase this year and raise it again next year for higher incomes. Benefits would rise to about 162 for a retiree, 269 for a couple, and 153 for a widow, with tax changes softening this year’s impact.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nixon
Nixon calls for end to walls during China visit
President Nixon toured the Great Wall of China and met Premier Chou En-lai for a fourth round of talks. He urged opening in world affairs and said divisions based on physical or ideological walls should end, while noting the wall’s historic significance.
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Nixon
Great Wall of
China
Chou En-lai
Asia
William P. Rogers
Li Hsienmen
Chi Peng-fei
Ba da Ling
Angela Davis Freed on 102 500 Bail in California
Angela Davis, a 28 year old Black militant and former UCLA instructor, appeared in Palo Alto after posting 2500 cash and 100000 bond to gain release on 102 500 bail. She faces trial on murder, kidnap and conspiracy charges linked to a 1970 San Rafael escape plot that left a judge and two convicts dead.
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Calif
Angela Davis
Santa Clara County
UCLA
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
Albert Harris Jr
Miss Davis
San Quentin
Marin County Civic Center
San Rafael
New York
Berrigan Released On Parole After 18 Months
The Rev. Daniel Berrigan, antiwar priest and writer, leaves federal prison on parole ending an 18 month sentence. Supporters greet him at the gates and attend a service at a nearby church. Attention also centers on Philip Berrigan in Harrisburg where he faces trial for conspiring to kidnap Kissinger.
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Danbury
Conn
Daniel Berrigan
Berrigan
Harrisburg
Philip
Henry A. Kissinger
Daniel
Catonsville
How Do You Determine True Worth in Property Tax
Ohio lawmakers grapple with valuing real estate under a 35 percent true value rule. The issue centers on how to set true value when sales data are scarce and whether reappraisal or uniform cuts are feasible. The session also heard on proposed creation of a statewide Department of Transportation and reviewed a strip mine bill line by line.
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Ohio
Michael Maloney
Ways and Means
Cincinnati
Republican
Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Mittee
Maloney
House
Highways and Transportation Committee
State Department of Transportation
J. Phillip Richley
Senate Urban and Highway Affairs
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