Labor Leaders Attack Nixon Tax Plan and Controls
AFL CIO leaders accuse President Nixon of wrecking the economy and oppose a national value added tax that they say would cost a family of four about 200 dollars yearly. They urge public works jobs, higher federal funds, and a $2 minimum wage, criticizing wage price controls as unfair to small unions.
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Walsh Opts For Congress Run In Second District
Iowa Republicans face a crowded field as State Sen. John Walsh delays a Senate bid and sustains a push for the Second district congressional seat. Culver’s planned candidacy adds suspense, with Walsh signaling a tough race and Riley weighing his options amid shifting GOP plans.
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India invites direct talks with Pakistan on peace
New Delhi sent a letter to UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim proposing bilateral peace talks with Pakistan at any level and without preconditions. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi signaled willingness to discuss bilateral concerns only with Pakistan, while prisoner repatriation and the Kashmir dispute loom as potential topics.
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Snow Closes La Guardia Airport Cancels Mohawk Flights
New York La Guardia Airport closed for an hour due to heavy snow and Mohawk Airlines announced all flights were canceled because of hazardous flying conditions in the area.
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Common Cause to Monitor Campaign Spending Under New Law
Common Cause launches a national monitoring program to detect and publicize campaign finance violations under the 1971 act set to take effect April 7. Fred Wertheimer will lead the effort with hundreds to thousands of volunteers, focusing on congressional races and using citizen complaints to spur official action.
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Save on Taxes: Sylvia Porter's 9 Part Series Opens
Read Sylvia Porter's nine part series Save on Taxes in The Gazette starting Tuesday to learn what is deductible and how to apply the latest IRS rulings. The guide covers 1971 tax breaks for individuals and business, new alimony rulings, and how tax court can help reduce payments.
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You’regetting older meme prize dances and rumble seat proposals
A humorous note recalls aging markers linking a past prize in a dance marathon to a proposal in a rumble seat. The lighthearted line highlights how time changes life milestones with a wink at nostalgia.
Nixon heads toward Peking trip from Guam stop
President Nixon, en route to China, leaves Kaneohe for Agana Guam then Shanghai to pick up a navigator and reach Peking for summit talks. Press secretary says no dramatic results expected but aims to establish ongoing Washington Beijing communications and possible hotline.
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Nixon to Serve U S Champagne at China Banquet
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon will host a banquet in the Great Hall of the People in Peking with champagne for toasts replacing Mao Tai. Premier Chou En Lai will be guest of honor with about 500 guests. the event showcases Chinese chefs and proletariat attire.
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