McIntyre Attacks Nixon Tax Reform Plan
Senate Democrat Thomas J. McIntyre blasts President Nixon's tax reform as insufficient and full of loopholes. He targets oil industry preferences, urges elimination of depletion allowances and credits, and accuses the plan of stalling real reform to placate public opinion. He calls for drastic reductions to depletion and tighter controls on foreign oil credits.
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Apollo 10 Mission Probes Moon Geology From Orbit
SPACE CENTER Houston UPD Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Cernan and Young gather geological data on the moon during lunar orbit and high altitude passes. The mission tests steps for a future landing while filming and observing maria, canyons, and possible volcanic features.
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Common Boundaries Set for U S Depts
President Nixon announced regional boundary changes for five federal departments and agencies to streamline the government. Regions align Labor, Health Education and Welfare, Housing and Urban Development, Office of Economic Opportunity, and Small Business Administration, covering about 60 billion dollars in programs with state and local funding.
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Battle Fronts Ring Saigon as U S and South Vietnamese Claim Heavy Losses
U S and South Vietnamese infantry fight guerrillas on four fronts near Saigon, claiming 99 enemy killed with light American losses. B52 bombers dropped 500000 pounds on Viet Cong corridors from Cambodia to Saigon. Paratroopers near the Central Highlands and Dak To report heavy Communist casualties amid ongoing bivouac threats around Saigon.
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23 Injured In Canadian Train Wreck
In Oak Bay New Brunswick a head on collision between a La Chaleur Gaspe section passenger train and a slow freight train injured 23 people. Six railroad workers and 17 passengers were hospitalized. six held for investigation, the rest released after treatment. The crash occurred as the Gaspe section was to join the main train from Halifax at Matapedia.
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Kennedy seeks 17.4 million to finish Cape Cod Seashore
U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged Congress to appropriate 17.4 million dollars to complete land acquisition for the Cape Cod National Seashore. He said about 8,000 of 27,000 acres remain, with costs rising from prior estimates due to delays. Kennedy emphasized preserving open space amid growth and urban sprawl, noting the seashore’s accessibility and last year’s three million visitors.
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