Social Security Tax Hike Looms Despite Refundable Surcharge
The piece explains rising Social Security tax to 737.10 in 1974 as base widened from 12 000, with worker and employer contributions increasing. It notes the 1949 60 dollar cap and 4 percent share, now about 23 percent of federal revenue, and argues for considering reformed funding as inflation grows.
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Nixon
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Moynihan and Galbraith Accused as Indian Advocates
European intelligence views India as Moscow’s surrogate on India’s borders with the Soviet Union looming behind Afghanistan. The piece portrays Pat Moynihan and John Galbraith as comic yet dangerous figures undermining U.S. diplomacy by courting India, publishing confidential cables, and criticizing U.S. policy. It questions Moynihan’s loyalty and press exposure harms to national security.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
India
Moscow
Ocen
Madame Gandhi
Afghanistan
Russia
Pakistan
Pat Moynihan
U. S
John Galbraith
Harvard
New Delhi
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Danish Film Project Strains Church Over Controversial Film
A film titled The Loves of Jesus Christ faces government church clashes as Pope Paul VI denounces the project. Bomb threats target the Danish embassy in Rome and Madrid, with hundreds of protest letters flooding Danish and Copenhagen ministries. The Danish Film Institute funds about 100000 dollars, calling the script pornographic yet praising its humanity.
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Rome
Madrid
Ministry of Culture
Copenhagen
Danish Film Institute
Baytown Sun Editorial Department and Staff Listing
Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Presto Pendergrass executive editor Jim Fintey managing editor Wanda Orton associate managing editor and Paul Putman Pat Maples advertising managers. The paper operates from 120 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with various.subscription rates and notices copyright by Associated Press.
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Presto Pendergrass
Jim Fintey
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Pat Maples
Baytown, Texas
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Texas
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U.S. Not Blamed in Allende Ouster Probe Findings
Washington officials say no evidence shows the United States knew of the Chilean generals plan to oust President Allende. The report notes CIA involvement was unproven and the Pentagon supplied arms while continuing aid. It also traces Watergate fallout, Cuba involvement, and legal actions around Ellsberg case witnesses.
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Moynihan
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U.S
Allende
Washington
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Chile
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White House
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Santiago
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Hushbush Forty Committee
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Hunt
Watergate
Henry Rothblatt
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House
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Tate
Senate moves toward major pension reform
Congress nears passage of a broad pension reform bill aimed at expanding worker coverage and securing retirement funds. The plan would allow eligibility at age 30 or after one year of work, whichever comes later, and introduce vesting rules, funding requirements, portability, and a federal guarantee while addressing the lawyers' pension loophole.
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