Non-Reform Tax Package Up for a Vote This Week
President Nixon seeks approval in the House for a $9.2 billion tax plan extending the income tax surcharge and ending a business tax break while raising taxes on telephone service and cars. The package aims to curb inflation and fund the forthcoming budget, with a vote expected Wednesday. Senate action may follow after surtax expiration, possibly making it retroactive.
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Crucial Day for Air Travel Shapes U S Traffic Future
Boston based attorney F Lee Bailey counsel for PATCO warns Monday is crucial as investigators threaten controllers in major hubs New York Houston Denver Kansas City Oakland amid wage and work condition protests. He met Transportation Secretary Volpe and urged action to stop intimidation and avoid a possible air travel disruption.
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API
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Department of Transportation
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Pompidou Forms Cabinet Aims Gaullism Without De Gaulle
Paris AP UPI reports President Pompidou begins an era of Gaullism minus De Gaulle with an 18 member cabinet. Michel Debre named defense minister with broad powers alongside Maurice Schumann as foreign minister. Giscard d Estaing becomes finance minister amid plans for austerity to stabilize the franc and curb inflation.
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France
de Gaulle
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Pompidou
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Marice Couve de Murville
Pierre Messmer
Andre Malraux
Edgar Faure
Jean Jeanneney
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United Europe
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Maurice Schumann
National Assembly
Schumann
Atlantic
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard
Republican Party
Pope Signals Openness to Critics in Church Reform
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI acknowledging grave dangers from Catholic critics while urging unity. He urged peace in Vietnam, Nigeria, and the Middle East, called for an end to Spain’s religious discord, and said he would consider legitimate pluralism within the church while signaling no clear move on priestly celibacy.
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Belgium
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Saltonstall Criticizes Nixon Vietnam Pullout Plan
Former Senator Leverett Saltonstall says the United States cannot withdraw all troops from Vietnam by 1971 without abandoning South Vietnamese commitments. He notes the need to preserve U S prestige, questions disarmament prospects, and discusses ABM deployment and political implications with Ted Kennedy's stance noted.
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Leverett Saltonstall
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America
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Edward M. Kennedy
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