Nixon Tax Records Reveal Federal Payments Detailed
AP reports confidential documents show President Nixon paid varied federal income taxes over his first years in office, with 1969 to 1972 figures, and note California as residency while New York tax payments occurred earlier. The material cites taxes, deductions for presidential papers, and real estate profits, amid ongoing controversy.
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Reds Destroy Much of Vietnam's Oil Reserve
South Vietnam faced a major oil crisis after Viet Cong forces attacked the Snell and Shell oil complexes near Saigon. Early reports say more than 10 million gallons of fuel burned, with Shell tanks and pumping facilities largely destroyed. Authorities began rationing fuel as fires raged for hours, prompting reopening plans for stations with gasoline limited.
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Senators Fail To Resolve Impasse On Debt Appeal
Washington report detailing continued impasse over debt and political funding with former union leader Boyle and UMW president Noll facing legal actions. Mentions public campaigns, filibuster threats, and potential five-year prison terms for illegal contributions. Notes Viet Cong and North Vietnamese actions amid geopolitical tensions.
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Food Price Rise Returns in November Report
The Associated Press survey shows food prices rose again in November across 14 cities. Prices for staples, utilities, and street lighting costs edged up while governments and industries warn of further pressure on consumers.
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Senate defeats filibuster on debt ceiling plan again
The senate Monday defeated for the second time a filibuster challenge to a plan to increase the federal debt ceiling. The vote reflected ongoing Division over the proposal as lawmakers weighed risks to public finances and political timing.
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Stock Woes Continue Dow Mummers 20 32
New York Cary stock market woes persist as investors reel from declines. The Dow remains pressured after a volatile session with notable swings and trading activity highlighted by mixed corporate results and ongoing concerns about market liquidity and optimism.
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Energy Aide Love Ready To Quit Post
Washington reports say energy adviser Love and deputy Dibona plan to resign as presidential aides amid a reshuffle creating a new Federal energy administration headed by William Simon. Simon disputes rationing implications while Nixon aides discuss contingency plans. The piece notesLove’s Colorado governorship and discontent with Nixon energy policy, with broader impacts on gasoline supply and travel.
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Windfall Profits Assailed by Senators in Energy Crisis
Washington lawmakers accuse oil industry of windfall profits during the third quarter ask President Nixon to explain to Americans why such profits should be allowed during the energy shortage. The letter, signed by multiple senators, urges action under federal authority to curb excess gains at the expense of the nation.
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Sirica Begins Listening to Subpoenaed Nixon Tapes
Subpoenaed Nixon tapes prompt Justice Department official John Sirica to begin listening. Report notes White House opposition and ongoing legal questions about access and handling of the recordings.
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Iowa Governor Ray Criticizes Love Firing Over Energy Post
Des Moines AP report: Gov Ray voices sharp criticism of President Nixon for removing former Colorado Gov John Love as energy chief. Ray questions loyalty of governors to White House, cites timing with gas crisis and Aralyair cutoff, while noting Nixon’s handling of other crises.
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Israel Egypt Geneva talks teeter over troop pullback demand
Diplomatic sources say Egypt will not join the Geneva peace conference without Israel withdrawing from Egyptian territory to cease fire lines. Israel resists unilateral steps, proposing mutual disengagement. Kissinger’s mid east trip and NATO meetings loom as talks stall.
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