Pro Tax Committee Forms to Argue Against Tax Repeal
In Columbus the pro tax side organized a committee to prepare the 300 word arguments opposing repeal. Senators Ocaksek Taft and Representatives Flannery Lampson will craft the statewide presentation as the issue heads to November votes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
William Taft
Cleveland
James Flannery
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
John Bechtold
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Mexico Money Ties in 700000 Nixon Campaign Gifts
A confidential House staff report links $100000 from Mexico to Nixon campaign fund raising, part of $700000 in secret gifts rushed to Washington by a Pennzoil led group. The document notes possible violation of banking laws and details transfer via a Mexico City bank and a Houston to Washington money run.
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Washington
Mexico
House
House Banking Committee
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Stans
Nixon
Texas
William Liedtke
Pennzoil Corp
Southwest
Liedtke
Robert Allen
Gulf Resources and Chemical Co
Houston
United States
Pennzoil
Roy Winchester
Banco International of
Mexico City
Winchester
Pennzoil Company
Senate OKs Revenue Sharing Bill in 63 to 20 Vote
The Senate approved a 33.6 billion revenue sharing bill 63 to 20 after a 12 hour session. The measure would return federal tax revenues to 39 000 states counties and towns with first payments possible in October. Key differences with the House concern distribution formula and a Senate added cap to curb social services costs at 1.6 billion.
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Washington
Senate
House
Federal Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
McGovern Sees Gains In Campaign With Kennedy
McGovern says he has turned the corner and is climbing in the race to replace Nixon as Kennedy campaigns beside him. He notes strong opposition to the Vietnam War and describes his recent day as the most hectic but productive of the campaign.
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George McGovern
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Massachusetts
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Chicago
Detroit
Kennedy Square
Cleveland Arena
Columbus developer Galbreath named Ohio Realtor of the Year
Columbus leader and Pirates owner John Galbreath was honored as Ohio Realtor of the Year at the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Columbus. In Saigon, U S aircraft say three North Vietnamese MIGs and a Phantom were shot down as a bombing push near Hanoi increased missing American airmen to 100.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Galbreath
Ohio
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Pair Nets 300000 At Mentor Bank After Imposter Heist
Two men posing as Brink's guards stole 300000 in cash from Lake County National Bank in Mentor Ohio. The scheme mirrored a 1968 Elyria theft of 93000 from Lorain County Savings Trust Co and led to charges against four men who were acquitted by a federal jury.
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Mentor, Ohio
Brink
Lake County National Bank
Mentor
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elyria
Kissinger Stays Extra Day in Moscow for Secret Talks
Henry A. Kissinger remained in Moscow for an additional day of confidential discussions with Kremlin leaders before heading to London and Paris. The U S Embassy said he would extend talks in Moscow and skip sightseeing in Leningrad.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Kremlin
London
Paris
U.S
Leningrad
Kissinger
Nine More Bodies Recovered from Consol No 9 Mine
In Farmington West Virginia nine more miner bodies were brought to the surface at Consol No 9, raising the total recovered since 1969 to 31 of the 78 men entombed by the 1968 explosions.
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Farmington
W. Va
Consol No. 9
Nixon Plans Camp David Talks With White House Aides
President Nixon meets at Camp David with White House aides to discuss domestic matters and politics as his campaign seeks to mobilize disaffected Democrats. Plans for a possible dinner with Republican leaders and major contributors were under consideration.
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Nixon
White House
Camp David
Mountaintop
Catoctin Mountain
Two House Veterans Lose in Primary Races Across States
In Democratic primaries two veteran chairmen were defeated Rep Wayne Aspinall in Colorado 4th to Alan Merson a younger law professor John Jenrette won South Carolina 6th runoff over John McMillan likely triggering a recount New Hampshire saw Meldrim Thompson beat Gov Walter Peterson Vermont nominated Luther Hackett to face Democrat Thomas Salmon and a nationwide 10 state primary day focused on party realignments and Nixon campaign efforts
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House of Representatives
Wayne N. Aspinall
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Colorado
Alan Merson
University of Denver
John Jenrette
John McMillan
South Carolina
McMillan
House District of
Ter Peterson
Thompson
Roger Crowley
Vermont
Luther Hackett
Deane C. Davis
James M. Jeffords
Thomas Salmon
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