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Congress Runs Routine Day Then Pay Hikes
In Washington the new Congress began its first session with a routine day. Leaders signaled likely belt tightening and a focus on pay raises for members of Congress, Cabinet members, and the President. The Senate planned confirmation hearings and preinauguration actions as Nixon’s presidency loomed.
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Washington
1St Congress
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Senate Republicans
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Juriee
Mike Mansfield
Great Society
Kennedy
Mansfield
CBS
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
NBC
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Mother 18 Killed In Area Crash on Route 6
A Warren County area crash killed Launa Jean Wooten an 18 year old Sheffield mother of two. The driver 18 year old Juanita Jane Bitner of Clarendon sustained shoulder and ankle fractures and was admitted. Police blamed icy pavement and loss of control as the car slid over 100 feet before hitting a tree.
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Warren
Warren County
Launa Jean Wooten
Sheffield
Warren General Hospital
Juanita Jane Bittner
Clarendon
County Budget Fight Signals 1969 Tax Hike Risk
Erie County grapples with an $8.2 million 1969 budget and potential three-mill property tax increase. County Controller Byron Clapper cites cuts or revenue hikes as options while commissioners push across-the-board belt tightening and removal of large grants. Expenditures total $8,223,112, up $825,000 from 1968, with hospitalization grants a major contention.
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William C. Fci Jr
Neil McLaughlin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hamet ‘Hospital
Erie
City Memorial
Corry Memorial
Ere Osteopathic
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Hill
Dem
Mill
Nixon Names Lodge to Lead Paris Peace Talks
President elect Nixon selected Henry Cabot Lodge 66 to head the Paris negotiating team as chief negotiator with authority to shape Vietnam talks. Lodge, a former ambassador to Saigon, urged hard but hopeful negotiations and will be joined by Lawrence E. Walsh as deputy. Ellsworth Bunker remains as ambassador to Saigon with Nixon signaling continuity and confidence.
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Vietnam
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Clark Clifford
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
Ron Ziegler
Bunker
W. Averell Harriman
Ziegler
Lawrence E. Walsh
Manhattan
Walsh
Laird Names Chafee Seamans and Resor for Top Military Posts
Secretary of Defense designate Melvin R. Laird announced Rhode Island Governor John A. Chafee as secretary of the Navy and MIT professor Robert C. Seamans Jr. as secretary of the Air Force. Stanley R. Resor would stay on as Army secretary after a surprise reappointment, with Senate confirmation needed. Also reported is a fatal crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Reading, killing Bowdin H. Bersinger, 50, and his son Wayne, 18, when their car left the road and struck guard rails.
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Reading
Bowdin H. Bersinger
Clifton Heights
Wayne
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Lancast
State Income Tax Proposed, All Other Taxes To Be Hiked
Harrisburg AP Shafer follows the advice of the Tax Study Commission in planning a state income tax based on net federal taxable income. The plan would not violate the state’s graduated tax ban if carefully drafted, with rates rising with income. For example a 1 percent tax on net taxable income would cost a $4500 earner about 23.05 dollars, a $12000 earner about 91.80 dollars, and a $29000 earner about 282 dollars, under the proposed framework.
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Shafer
Tax Study Commission
Commission Uary
David Kurtzman
Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
What Income Tax Means To You from Harrisburg remarks
Tax proposals for Pennsylvania residents hinge on the taxable net income reported on Federal Form 1040 line U1 D. The plan aims to outline how recommendations affect individual taxpayers and the specifics of how the income tax would operate.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lebanese Deny Israeli Charges Across Border Talks
Lebanese and Israeli officials met at the border under UN observers to discuss complaints of guerrilla attacks from Lebanon. Beirut says no attacks originate there and Israel rejected UN observer entry. a Soviet peace plan drew mixed reactions in the region.
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Ashvemed
Israel
Lebanon
Mixed Armistice Commission
United Nations
Beirut
Hussein Ouweini
U.N
Middle East
Hussein
Jordan
Cairo
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Washington
London
Sirhan trial opens in guarded Los Angeles court
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan 26 is to stand trial Tuesday in a fortified Los Angeles Hall of Justice courtroom for Kennedy's 1968 murder. Nearly 200 witnesses may be called. 75 spectators allowed, newsmen to watch via closed circuit TV. Sirhan's mother and brothers plan to attend. judge Herbert V. Walker presides.
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Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert T. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
New York
California
Los Angeles
Friar's Club
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