Investigators say IRS ignored White House enemies list
The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation found the White House asked for audits of political enemies but the IRS did not act on the 575 names later reduced to 499. The list, delivered Sept 11 1972 by John W. Dean III, was stored in a safe unused and produced no special treatment compared with similar taxpayers.
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Washington
White House
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Russell B. Long
D-La
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
Call Tribune carrier if he misses you
The notice instructs readers to contact the Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed, offering a backup phone line 451 4100 with specific call hours on weekdays and Saturday morning.
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Tribune
Penneys
Oilmen bid heavily for Gulf offshore drilling space
Federal officials study bids on 89 of 147 offshore tracts in the Gulf of Mexico from 20 to 80 miles off Mississippi Alabama and Florida Destin anticline area drew major offers led by Exxon Mobil Champlin Kerr McGee bids top 211.9 million for a single tract and total bids approach 1.491 billion in hopes of large future production and treasury royalties
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Bine
Exxon
Mobil Oil Corp
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Chevron Oil Co
Exxon-Mobile Combine
Combine
Exxon and
Mobile
Champlin Oil Co
Kerr-McGee
Blue Mountain
Fort Walton
Panama City
Assassination deepens unrest in Spain after Carrero Blanco rift
The 1974 crisis deepens as Premier Luis Carrero Blanco is killed and Franco faces a leadership vacuum. Observers note growing church state tensions, inflation, pollution, and a looming cabinet shakeup while Fernandez Miranda steps in as interim premier and the regime tests its grip on power.
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Madrid
Spain
Luis Carrero Blanco
Francisco Franco
Vatican
Carrero Blanco
Franco
Torcuato Fernandez Miranda
Fernandez Miranda
Falange
Europe
Military civilian struggle in China probe by U S sources
U S intelligence indicates growing military civilian power struggle behind China's placid facade amid factional maneuvering tied to Mao Zedong's potential death. Radicals seek to erode PLA power and expand urban civilian militia, with Mao and Chiang Ching backing the push, while Premier Chou En-lai remains a key target amid undercurrent attacks.
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Washington
China
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Communist Party
Peking
Shanghai
Radical Party
Chiang Ching
Peoples Liberation Army
PLA
Chou En-lai
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William Crabson
Crabson
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Chanute, Kansas
Interior Department
U.S. Treasury
Associated Press
By Fred S. Hoffman
Chou
News Standard Printing Co
W. Main
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Ished
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Kansas
Prince of
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North Forest
Chan
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