Nixon rejects presidential tax rise while vowing vetoes
President Nixon said there will be no presidential tax increase in 1973 but warned Congress over spending may force one. He held a 40 minute Oval Office news conference saying Vietnam peace talks are in a sensitive stage and election politics will not affect his aims. He plans veto messages against last minute bills, rejects Democratic corruption charges, and questions McGovern’s campaign rhetoric.
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Washington
Nixon
Oval Office
Vietnam
Congress
George McGovern
McGovern
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Pearson Kay To Speak At Republican Dinner
U S Senator James Pearson will speak at a Republican fundraising dinner on October 12 at 7 p.m. in the Central Park Building. Tickets are $10 and available at Hudson for Senate and Neosho County Republican HQ. Included guests are Morris Kay, Joe Shubitz, Dale Hudson, and other officials.
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U. S
James Pearson
Jim Carter
Neosho County
Central Park
Hudson
Senate
Republican Central Committee
E. Main
Morris Kay
Rep
Joe Shubitz
Dale Hudson
Judge blocks Oklahoma raids on Amtrak liquor service
A federal judge issued a permanent injunction stopping Oklahoma authorities from prosecuting Amtrak for serving liquor on trains passing through the state. The ruling cites federal preemption under the Rail Passenger Service Act of 1970 and notes that prosecuting Amtrak would burden interstate commerce.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Amtrak
Chandler
Romney Says Central City Housing Programs Flop
Housing Secretary George Romney calls central city housing programs a flop and criticizes Democratic nominee George McGovern's urban proposals. He notes problems began before his tenure and cites 1,340 corruption referrals to the Justice Department from 10 city investigations.
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Washington (Ap
George Romney
Romney
George McGovern
Central City
Justice Department
Humboldt's 15th Biblesta Parade and Baker playment event
Humboldt hosts the 15th annual Biblesta Parade starting at 2 30 p m with 38 float and band units portraying biblical scenes. About 20 000 people are expected. Ray Hildebrand of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes performs afternoon. Baker University Baldwin presents Count Me In in the evening. Free bean feed at 5 p m. Dr Newton McCluggage to leave Chanute for personal reasons.
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Humboldt
Lical
Ray Hildebrand
The
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Hildebrand
Baker
Baker University
Baldwin
Don A. Mueller
Baker Uni
Versity
Bob Watson
NCCJC
Senate weighs welfare reforms amid tests and delays
The Senate moves toward final action on a large Social Security welfare bill after backing tests of three reform plans. The Roth amendment to test the proposals passed 46 to 4, shelving workfare and extending AFDC protections, with HEW to supervise the trial programs.
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Washington
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Senate Finance
AFDC
Nixon
House
Abraham A, Ribicoff
Dconn
Area Forecast: Cloudy Mild Tonight Then Cooler Friday
Cloudy and mild tonight with lows in the 50s and a chance of showers. South winds 15 to 25 mph. Friday, cloudy and turning cooler with occasional rain and highs 60 to 65. Precipitation chances 30 percent tonight and 70 percent Friday.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha About Biblesta Sanity
An intercepted note from Cha writes that Biblesta seems not sacrilege and no sulfur smell has drifted down here yet. The brief communicates a cautious tone about the event.
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Cha
Humboldt Mental Health Center declines join plan
Dr. Benage and Frank Burns recount how 11 counties pursued a Southeast Kansas comprehensive mental health area. Humboldt chose not to join, citing inpatient facility concerns and a funding timeline tied to a $100000 federal grant due by June 1971.
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C. H. Benage
Pittsburg
Southeast Kansas Comprehensive Mental Health Area
Frank Burns
Independence
Burns
Benage
Humboldt
Mid- America, Inc
Paul Thomas
Kansas
Thomas
Dr. Benave
Humboldt Mental Health Center
Salt Lake City Noise Ordinance Draws Complaint
Salt Lake City Parks Commissioner Conrad B. Harrison says the city’s new noise ordinance is too loud and the testing station should be moved from Liberty Park, arguing the plan creates noise while trying to reduce it.
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Salt Lake City
Conrad B. Harrison
Liberty Park
Harrison
Millionaire Turner jailed after Florida securities case protest
Clearwater Florida Glenn W Turner a 38 year old businessman was jailed for five hours following a protest by about 600 women supporters. His lawyers secured a $2000 bond from Judge Jacob McNulty allowing Turner and two associates to post bail and await trial on 86 counts of violating Florida securities laws in sales of Dare To Be Great a motivational course from Glenn W Turner Enterprises.
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Clearwater, Fla
Glenn W. Turner
Turner
Pinellas County
2Nd District Court of Appeals
Jacob McNulty
Florida
Glenn W. Turner Enterprises
Congress approves $24.6 billion antipollution bill
Congress passes a three year authorization to clean U S waters by 1985. The House vote was 366 to 11 and the Senate 74 to 0, sending the measure to President Nixon for final action. The bill requires appropriations to take effect.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Nixon
House
Truman Credited With Civil Rights By Former Justice Clark
Former Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark praised Harry S. Truman for turning the nation's conscience toward equality. He noted Truman risked his political career backing civil rights when much of the country opposed it. Clark spoke Wednesday night to the National Association of Human Rights Workers in Kansas City.
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Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
National Association of Human Rights Workers
Harry S. Truman
Clark
Truman
Democratic Party
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