Nixon's Approach Becoming Clear
Nixon stresses systematic staff work for U S foreign and defense policy. He plans to revive the National Security Council as the main forum to study issues and present options. Advisors are drafting goals and tactical answers, with early work on Vietnam and a push for ready outlines after inauguration.
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Tax Credit Plan Urged For Political Donations
A private study group proposes federal tax credits up to $25 yearly to attract citizen donations and reduce candidates reliance on large donors. The 75 page report from the Committee for Economic Development suggests a 50 percent credit for individual contributions up to 50 dollars yearly, aiming to boost funding for elections amid rising costs.
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Treasury sees signs inflation is easing
Treasury Secretary Joseph W. Barr says signs point to easing inflation, potentially limiting a large year end cost of living rise. He notes budget balance and a possible small July 1 surplus as signals while Labor Secretary Wirtz calls for vigilance to protect jobs. The administration urges Nixon’s team to maintain price and profit restraint policies.
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New Year's Resolve From WCTU Urges Nationwide Abstinence
Evanston Illinois UPI reports WCTU president urged a national New Year resolve to curb alcoholism and promote abstinence among the new generation. She cited five year olds drinking, hospital cases, and rising youth alcohol abuse as reasons for a Christian crusade. She noted alcohol costs to the U S reach about 17 billion annually in crime highway accidents business losses and absenteeism.
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Five Teens Die In Worcester Clubhouse Fire
In Worcester Massachusetts a makeshift boys clubhouse in a wooded Indian Hill area burned Sunday night killing five teenagers. Police said several others were injured and more than two were hurt. The site off Indian Hill Road satucket Way was used as a camping spot and the fire may have started from an exploding gas heater.
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Russians Know They we Lost Moon Race
Washington officials cite Cosmonaut Gherman Titov remarks in a Bulgarian interview to argue the Soviet Union sees itself out of the race to land a man on the Moon. Analysts say Titov’s comments signal delays beyond 1970 and underscore the U.S. plan for a 1969 lunar landing.
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Pueblo Crew Owed $250000 in Back Pay and Interest
San Diego reports USS Pueblo crew members hold over $250000 in back pay and claims against the government plus 10 percent annual interest for their 11 months in captivity. As of Sunday, 82 surviving crew members had received about $82000 of the total.
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