Democrats debate about Nixonomics and tax reform in 1970s era
Washington analysis shows Democrats split over how to respond to Nixon’s economic shift. They propose estate and gift tax reforms to curb wealth concentration and discuss broader taxes and deficits. Sen. Henry M. Jackson questions civil disobedience risks while warning against fringe groups gaining influence.
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Welles
Indi Iuals
National Democratic Headquarters
Qart
Democratic Policy Council
Aif
Fia
Americans For Democratic Action
ATA
John Kennedy
Galbraith
ADA
Jackson
Oy Fe
Henry M ‘Ksan
Washington
San Diego
Cal
Democratic Party
Dow
Ten tornadoes reported in western Iowa Sunday
United Press International reports a severe spring storm produced ten tornadoes across western Iowa on Sunday. Sightings included near New Market Shenandoah Gravity LeMars and College Springs with marble hail two inches deep in places. One family near New Market lost sheds and a trailer while others reported downed trees, flooded intersections, and extensive hail damage.
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United Press International
Mimwake
Darrell Wood
New Market
Shenandoah
LeMars
College Springs
Page County
Ynantoah
LaMars
Sioux City Tract
Cherokee County
Civil Defense 8
Cherokee
Sitalt Page
Ste] Potter
Neola
Minden
Seirheast
Neewall
Nemaha
Nepison
Storm Lake
Crostar
Almanac notes and historic milestones on May 24
A May 24 almanac entry lists birthdays and events including Queen Victoria born May 24, 1819, Peter Minuit purchasing Manhattan, the 1843 Brooklyn Bridge opening, and early US spaceflight milestones. A thought by Vannevar Bush cautions democracy must stay strong to avoid great wars.
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United Press International
Queen Victoria
England
Peter Minuit
Dutch West Indies Trading Co
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bismarck
Greenland
Iceland
Cmdr
Malcolm Scott Orpenter
Avy
Earth
Philosophe Vannevar Bush
Astrological Forecast Fragmented Horoscope Across Signs
Anered astrological forecast with garbled text covers Aries through Pisces. It references Taurus domestic harmony, Cancer inner feelings, Leo arrogance, Virgo broad appeal, Libra future role shifts, Scorpio trust intuition, Sagittarius focus, Capricorn thoroughness, Aquarius inquiry, Pisces strategic change. Mentions recurring names Aries Taurus Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and hints at personal growth themes.
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ARES
Leo
Dov
gBin
Sheik
Tomniunt Sales
Scorpid
Descuis Financial
Sagittarius
Acoltéris
Leo Tedivisust
Wille
Nathies
Aquarius
Pacer Lidia
Acavarii
Aries
Len
Alaska primaries: first in nation by bill shock
A satirical excerpt reports the Alaska legislature pushing a bill to make Alaska the first presidential primary state, stirring New Hampshire ire. psephologist Etaoin Shrdlu argues for sweeping primaries after elections, noting risks to national security and the repeal of campaigning norms.
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Jim Havelka
Alaska
New Hampshire
Etaoin Shrdlu
Shrdlu
FBI
Slim margin decides Lincoln Borough race report
In Lincoln England Labor gains a few seats but one contest blocks at a sixteenth of an inch. Laborite Joh Plant and Tory Edith Dawber tied as votes awaited final count. A stray giant X caused a misread ballot and Dawber conceded when measurement showed edging to Labor.
World’s only museum devoted to atom study opens
The American Museum of Atomic Energy debuts as the world’s sole institution dedicated entirely to atomic science. Officials cite a permanent exhibit on the atom, its history, and impact, with plans for expanding educational programs and public demonstrations.
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American Museum of Atomic Etey It Gak
Justice Court Fines Levy List From Justice of the Peace
The Justice Court led by Justice of the Peace Cleo Robak levied fines across multiple defendants for speeding, no reciprocity, overwidth, expired plates, intoxication, and related offenses. Notable names include Keith Baker, Eugene Groebner, James Davis, and Clifford Brage with varied penalties. The list spans several states with numerous towns and cities such as Ainsworth Meadow Grove Creston Columbus and Omaha.
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Justice of the Peace
Cleo Robak
Keith Baker
Ainsworth
Belly Humphrey
Meadow Grove
Larry Meyer
Creston
Rick Papricki
Columbus
Bobby Clark
Benkelman
Wilson Scott
Iowa
Eugene Groebner
Minnesota
Joseph Heif
South Dakota
James Davis
Kansas
Elza Waltjer
Ivan Paskewitz
Raymon Schacht
Ronald Jarecki
Humphrey
Edward Gothier
Alickey Andreasen
St. Edward
Robert Eckerdt
Raivmont
Charles Leavitt
Missouri
James Ury
Charles Ashbury
Grandstand
Day Topken
Stephan Flisiak
Genos
Gary. Wagamon
Towa
Louis Rodriguez Jr
Genoa
Dennis Williams
Vern Slain
California
Henry Luchler
Utica
Charles Bhaw
Oklahoma
Thomias Caldwell
Ohio
Dave King
James Lau
Omaha
Henry Wilhite
Desert Hisar
Tomy Roeber
Fd Beck
Hert Wilson
Lloyd Benson
Danny Mackey
Clifford Brage
Kearney
Bruce Lowry
Lincoln
President Nixon Sends David Eisenhower Off On Sea Duty
President Nixon a Navy veteran hosts a quiet Biscayne Bay sendoff for David Eisenhower and his wife Julie before David departs on his seven week cruise aboard the USS Albany. Eisenhower finished training at the Atlantic Fleet antiwar warfare school near Virginia Beach last weekend.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Bebe” Rebszaid
Mediterranean
Albany
Virginia Beach
Natalie Wood's Career Put On Hold By Infant Natasha
Natalie Wood says motherhood to her six month old daughter Natasha has halted her acting work. She has no desire to read scripts, plans to stay home with husband Richard Gregson and Natasha, and hints she may return to acting next year if circumstances change.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Natalie Wood
Natasha
Natalie
Chile
Natelle
Richard Gregson
An Andi
Tiny Natasha
Nataile
Richard
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13Th Street
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