Mills Optimistic on Tax Exemptions Hike
Washington AP Republicans pressed for large tax bill cuts while a House draft plan hinted personal exemptions may rise less than Senate levels. Rep Wilbur Mills signals a compromise: exemptions perhaps $700 or $750 with some rate reductions and delay of relief to 1971 amid Nixon veto threats. The Senate and House bills project revenue changes and inflation concerns shape final terms.
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Women Students May Set Their Hours at Iowa
Ames AP report says the Iowa Board of Regents approved a policy allowing most women students to set their own hours starting next year. First semester freshmen girls retain curfew rules, while dormitory visitation will be governed by approved housing rules within limited hours. President Willard Boyd noted students may choose housing with stricter visitation if desired and that dormitory visitation will align with standard hours, midnight weekdays and 2 a.m. weekends.
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Mystery Woman Identified Husband Dead Found in Waterloo Home
Police identified the mystery woman in Waterloo after finding her husband, Gerald Canby, 63, dead in the couple’s home. Black Hawk County Medical Examiner Dr. Paul O’Keefe said Canby died around Nov. 29 of a probable heart attack. Mrs. Canby, about 74, wandered near a service station Tuesday night and could not recall her name until a niece recognized her photo in a newspaper.
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School Bus Crashes In Fog Twelve Injured In Transit
A Harlan Community school district bus carrying 46 pupils veered in morning fog at a county road T intersection. The six injured students were treated for cuts and bruises and kept overnight. driver Carlton Norman, 51, reported no serious injuries.
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Two U S Delegation Members Leave SALT Talks
HELSINKI AP Two of five U S representatives at SALT left for home for private reasons. Llewellyn Thompson and Harold Brown departed, not expected to affect windup. Thompson, No 2, ex Ambassador to Moscow. Brown, president of Caltech, flew with him to Washington. Remaining: Gerard Smith Paul Nitze and Gen Royal Allison as talks continue toward next week’s general terms agreement.
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Brandt Accepts Nixon Invitation to Washington Visit
Washington AP The White House says West German Chancellor Willy Brandt has accepted an invitation to visit Washington next year with no date set yet. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler announced the meeting is planned but time remains undecided.
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Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill Amid Greece Clash
Washington The Senate approved a record low 1.9 billion dollar foreign aid bill after deleting a provision to suspend military aid to Greece. The measure, headed to conference with a House version of 2.2 billion, faced GOP opposition and a 45 to 38 vote to strike the Greece clause.
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Incomplete OCR creates fragmented sports item
A damaged OCR fragment references players and teams in a sports context but lacks a complete narrative. Names appear garbled, with possible mentions of dadles, Williams, Sills, Williams, and Carston. No clear outcome, date, or location is discernible from the readable text.
Birds Attack Man On Mountainside Near Franschhoek
FRANSCHHOEK South Africa AP frenzied birds attacked mountaineer Roy Allen as he crouched beneath a rock overhang about 300 feet from a summit above his farm. The birds, similar to swallows, dive bombed for 15 minutes striking within a foot of him though he remained sheltered.
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Recount Confirms Hazleton Council Defeat for Horkheimer
In Independence on Friday afternoon County Auditor Helen McCullon oversaw a recount of the November 4 Hazleton city council race. Gerald Horkheimer’s defeat was confirmed as the tally remained in favor of his opponent.
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Gerald Horkheimer
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Helen McCullon
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Man Charged in Counterfeiting at Marshalltown
Oliver Culp, 34, a former Des Moines resident, was arrested in Marshalltown and charged with counterfeiting by local and state investigators and the U S Secret Service. Authorities say fake $20, $10 and $5 bills circulated at a tavern and a service station. Culp faced a preliminary hearing in Des Moines with bond set at 1000 and an arraignment date not yet scheduled. He was previously known for sky diving exhibitions and led a Des Moines sky diving club.
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Oliver Culp
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Culp
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Malvern Businessman Killed in Car Train Crash
MALVERN AP. A Friday car train collision killed Richard Gay 5 percent a prominent Malvern business man.
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