Nixon seeks public support for revenue sharing plan
President Nixon and aides push a six point program including a $16 billion revenue sharing plan and Cabinet reform. A White House meeting with congressional leaders is planned, with a broader push to go to the people as Democratic doubts persist. Governor Reagan supports revenue sharing as central to Republican philosophy amid early congressional resistance.
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Cambodia Role Sparks Senate debate on Nixon policy
Senate leaders clash over U S actions in Cambodia with Mansfield urging public hearings on Cooper Church limits while Aiken cautions against political theater. Muskie McGovern and others weigh whether air and possible advisory involvement exceed restrictions as lawmakers demand clarity from the administration.
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Muskie urges US view on cutting armament spending
In Moscow Muskie told Premier Kosygin there is a strong US opinion to reduce military costs to influence Soviet policy. He noted Congress is pressing to shift funds from armaments to constructive use and discussed the talks in a CBS interview. Also McGovern urged China’s UN seat and questioned antiballistic missile plans amid 1972 campaign efforts.
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Gilligan Pushes Tax Credit Plan Over Nixon Revenue Sharing
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan told a congressional committee that a state and local tax credit plan would yield more funds for states than Nixon's revenue sharing. He urged Congress to nationalize welfare standards and fund welfare fully, aiming to boost economic development in cities and rural areas.
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Phnom Penh Airport Shelled Again by North Vietnamese
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops shelled Phnom Penh's airport again and attacked other positions on the capital's defense perimeter. Explosions reverberated throughout the night as reports described enemy troops in action.
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Liquor Sales Open Sunday Across Ohio With Mixed Reactions
The first 54 Sunday liquor permits were issued by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Reactions ranged from disbelief to optimism as bar and hotel operators reported varied crowds, with some noting strong business and others slow Sundays. Meanwhile, reports from Cambodia noted continued airfield battles and casualties amid attacks on Cam bodian forces and facilities.
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Local Ad Claims Rapid Results Bring Free Kitten Calls
Terrance Seaman of Route 1 Nelsonville declares ads yield speedy outcomes. His latest campaign drew 12 calls offering a free kitten, with promises of a quick response once The Messenger hits the streets.
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Rebels Seize Uganda's Owen Falls Power Plant
In Kampala insurgents reportedly captured the Owen Falls hydroelectric powerhouse from troops loyal to President Milton Obote. Early reports favored the rebels who aim to unseat Obote while he is away at a Commonwealth conference in Singapore. the president is expected back today.
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McGovern Urges U S China Diplomatic Ties
Senator George McGovern calls on the United States to recognize Communist China and establish diplomatic relations, criticizing the tyranny of untruths that have shackled thinking. The Stockton, California report frames his stance amid the broader policy debate.
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