Reagan private cattle ventures under tax shelter scrutiny
Sacramento California AP reports Ronald Reagan paid no 1970 state income tax while linked to Oppenheimer Industries a firm aiding wealthy in cattle based tax shelters. The Bee and New York Times detail Reagan cattle holdings, brands and a named ranch manager who says he cared for Reagan bulls amid unconfirmed cattle counts.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento Bee
New York Times
Reagan
the Bee
James Wrightson
Oppenheimer Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Reagan Cattle Co
The
Bee
Oppenheimer
Gary Murphy
Oppenheimer Industries
California
President Named At St. Vincent College Latrobe Pa
The Rev. Cecil G. Diethrich O.S.B. will become president of St. Vincent College on July 1, succeeding Rev. Fintan Shoniker O.S.B. who will stay as director of educational research and coordinator of intercollegiate programs. Diethrich is currently chairman of the Physics Department at St. Vincent and is an Akron Ohio native. In Moscow Tass reports Soviet scientists announce a method to weld in a vacuum using menon lamp rays concentrated by a parabolic mirror.
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Moscow
Tass
Corry Area High School
Erie County Drug Council
Corry
Actress Urges Men To Be Sterilized
New York AP Actress Shirley MacLaine warns overpopulation as a top global issue and urges sterilization for men, calling it an easy operation. She told the National Democratic Club that Democrats should center overpopulation in the 1972 election debates. She noted she has a 14 year old daughter and became the club’s first female speaker since 1834 when a suffragette spoke without permission.
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New York
Shirley MacLaine
Miss MacLaine
National Democratic Club
N Viets Attack Americans Near Saigon and Fire Base 5
North Vietnamese forces ambushed an American unit 42 miles northeast of Saigon and shelled a position near the DMZ. Four U.S. soldiers and nine NVA were killed with eight Americans wounded. Additional clashes northeast of the base and near Fire Base 5 continued as South Vietnamese forces reported heavy fighting. The American Hawk freighter at Qui Nhon was damaged by a suspected Viet Cong underwater mine with Korean workers aboard. A Falkirk employment agency for retirees was announced by Mayor William Fenney.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Xuan Loc
Dmz
5Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Central Highlands
Qui Nhon
American Foreign Steamship Co
New York
Capitol Flag Up Down All Day Long
Washington appears as flags are run up and down over the Capitol daily with no special occasion. Record totals show 31,700 flags in the prior year and 228,568 flown from 1937 to 1970. May figures rise to 11,185 so far this year.
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Washington
U.S. Capitol
Congress
Philip Roof
Capitol
Roof
Hawaii
Alaska
Prime Minister Heath Skips Royal Diplomats in Sailboat Race
Three members of Queen Elizabeth's household accuse Prime Minister Edward Heath of snubbing diplomats by racing his Morning Cloud sailboat during the Trooping the Colour ceremony for the Queen's 45th birthday. Heath had permission to race and won the event, while the lawmakers plan to take the complaint to the House of Commons.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Edward Heath
Heath
Morning Cloud
Alan Fitch
John Silkin
Charles Morris
Labor Party
House of Commons
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George M. White
Corry Area Joint Schools
Ray E. Elsea
Corry Drive-In
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Martin Balsam
Michael Crawford
Ryan O'Neal
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John Rossbacher
First Avenue
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Goodyear Tractor Tires
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