Tax Teaching By U S Weary In Saigon Venture
The Rocky Mountain News column cites Scripps-Howard reporter James Foster saying the U S government is teaching South Vietnamese officials to collect taxes under Vietnamization. He notes tax collections rising 30 percent year over year and that the program, while boosting revenue, is unpopular with locals as Americans fund a significant portion of South Vietnam’s budget.
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Scripps-Howard
James Foster
Rocky Mountain News
U.S
Foster
Serips-Howard
South Vietnam
Telegram Opinion on Wage Garnishment Limits
The piece critiques new truth in lending provisions allowing creditors to garnish up to 25 percent of wages while the government can seize all for taxes. It notes protections against dismissal solely due to one garnishment and cites prior limits as guidance. The commentary argues that protections apply unevenly between private creditors and tax authorities.
States Hold Ground While Congress Expands Protection
The text argues that protection of individuals rests with the states under the Constitution, while Congress has intruded into state matters. It notes that a debtor who voluntary pays on a loan gains protection for three quarters of earnings, whereas a taxpayer who refuses to pay can have their entire salary seized to satisfy collectors. The passage critiques rising government control and cites alleged contradictions in protections.
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Nixon era host counts 30600 White House guests in 1969
Washington social observers note the Nixon presidency hosted a record 30,600 personal guests in 1969, framing it against earlier First Ladies receptions and presidential parties. Descriptions compare Nixon era tastemaking to past administrations and critique dull Washington social life.
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NEA
Martha Washington
George
Marton
Sandra McElwaine
Washingtoniar. Magazine
White House
Nixon
LBJ
Une
Nixon Social Scene Aide Says White House Lacks Savour Faire
In a 1960s social critique, Dick and Pat Nixon face a costly domestic life while social leadership is questioned. Reports cite Nixon entertainment spending and a lack of diplomatic savoir faire, contrasting with Kennedy and Johnson social styles. The piece notes White House staff friction and Republican vs Democratic social temperaments, suggesting a distaste for perfecting every event.
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Pat
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Verelt Dirksen
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Coolidge
Lyndon Johnson
New Frontier
Great Society
Inflation alerts imagined by Nixon team stirs debate
The piece outlines a hypothetical sequence for an inflation alert system to warn the public about price increases. It describes a top secret TAC operation using comparison shoppers visiting several cities to verify rumors of price hikes before notifying Washington. The satirical scenario questions practicality and timing of such a program.
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Nixon
Nation Alert Command
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SAC
Madison
Wis
Boise
Idaho
Tucson
Ariz
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Brooklyn
TAC
Tf Tac
President taps inflation action in spoof on meat price rise
In a satirical scenario, President Nixon weighs an inflation alert after a ground beef price hike. Gen Mitchell confirms legality, sirens sound nationwide, inflation wards deploy, shelters fill, markets crash then revert to prior prices as the all-clear is issued.
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Los Angeles ‘Times Syndicate
Telegram’s Free Speech Theme in 1970 Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Nebraska Telegram editorial from July 28 1970 extols personal freedom as a divine gift and political balance. It argues freedom means self control rather than license or anarchy, aligning with moral guides like the Declaration of Independence.
Doctor's Mailbag The blood test explained
Wayne G Brandsadt explains syphilis stages from chancre to late manifestations and notes blood tests can stay positive after cure. He answers questions on false positives, reinfection, transmission via kissing, and concurrent gonorrhea with penicillin curing both.
Puzzle Clue List Mixes Names Places And Terms
A garbled OCR style word puzzle page lists numerous cross references and clues. It pairs numbers with terms across categories like names, mythic figures, and languages, yielding a dense, scattered set of hints and partial answers.
National defense program sentiment panel announced
President W Adams named State Senator Tom Lambert chair of the committee on National legislation to gauge local views on four points: congressional sessions, defense expenditures, alien registration, and curbing war profiteering. The panel will collect data from Chamber members and report to the U S Chamber for policy formation.
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W Adams
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Tom Lambert
D. €. Maxwell
Louis Lightner
Howard Burdick
Jesse Ye Dougherty
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Fred Lecron
Nixon Thurmond payoffs shake up school integration policy
Nixon offered Strom Thurmond a textile import quota and wooed Whitney Young with IRS tax exemption promises to ease race tensions over school integration. The strategy sparked debate on vouchers and private schooling, with libertarian critiques and calls to keep education out of politics. distributed by King Features Syndicate
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Richard Nixon
Strom ‘Thurmond
Nixon
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Walter Scott
Miami Beach
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Young
Internal Revenue Service
South
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
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Spottswood
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Milton Friedman
Christopher. Jenks
Jenks
Friedman
King Features Syndicate
Qs and As on Birds and History in a Quiz Style
A trivia page lists questions and answers on birds, Kentucky Derby horses, presidents with White House pastures, Mardi Gras meaning, chlorophyll versus blood chemistry, marsh mallow origins, and hurricane eyes. Notable facts include chickens as most abundant domestic birds and the 1915 Only ont-Regret Derby winner.
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