House Defers Vote on Nixon Surtax Extension
Washington AP The House canceled a vote on President Nixon s surtax extension after head counts showed likely defeat. No date set as Ways and Means moves to push broader tax reform and tighten loopholes, while emergency withholding would continue at present rates.
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Credit cards to expand lifetime use into newlyweds say expert
Marketing consultant Lawrence G. Chait says major credit firms now serve 36 million cardholders and 400000 merchants. He predicts rapid shift to computer based approvals and extended lifetime credit with budgeting like mortgages, turning credit managers into family counselors.
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Police Reassign Shotguns From Front Seats in Chicago
Chicago police will stop carrying shotguns in front seats after six were stolen since the change. Police Supt. James B. Conlish ordered the firearms moved to trunk holders beginning Tuesday, relocating them from accessible front positions.
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Jersey City Knife Attack Leaves Family Victims
A 40-year-old grocer, Rafael Torres, was arrested after a sharp-object incident at his home that injured his wife Maria 40 and seven of their nine children. Police said two more relatives, a 17-year-old and a 19-year-old, were hurt and a 20-year-old also identified. a 15-year-old was admitted to hospital. The attacks occurred between 1 and 3 a.m. with a hunting knife.
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Penn Central Cuts Freight Service Through Corry
Penn Central Railroad plans broad freight reductions citing a decline in this service. Corry switching will be handled by out of area crews with some personnel reassigned, El routes Erie Renovo and Oil City Buffalo trimmed. Public Utilities Commission approves a new siding into the Corry Foam Products plant near Shady Avenue to boost business.
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Israeli jets bomb Arab guerrilla stronghold near Sea of Galilee
Israeli planes bombed Adasiya near Ashdot Yaaqov after guerrillas attacked an army patrol in Beisan valley. Witnesses reported anti aircraft fire, no Israeli or patrol casualties, and shells hitting a nursery in Maoz Haim. Israel claimed one guerrilla killed. saboteurs and explosives found east of Gesher.
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Adasiya
Ashdot Yaaqov
Sea of Galilee
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Careful Disposal Urged for DDT by Stanford Scientists
Stanford researchers Dr. Summer M. Kalman and Dr. Robert H. Dreisbach warned Tuesday against dumping DDT. They urged disposal through organized public channels using chemical oxidation or high temperature combustion in sealed containers to prevent environmental contamination.
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Calif
Stanford University
Summer M. Kalman
Robert H. Dreisbach
Kalman
New Smoking Report Heads To Congress Next Week
Federal officials prepare a new smoking health report linking cigarette use to cancer heart disease and bronchial troubles. The document due July 1 accompanies a House bill to strengthen warnings and extend ad bans while hearings loom in the Senate.
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Congress
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FCC
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Crime costs bite shoppers as theft losses rise
New York AP report shows department stores face about 1.5 percent of sales in theft costs, with discounts and big chains higher, passed to consumers as higher prices and reduced services. Senate hearings and a National Industrial Conference Board study highlight billions in losses and the broader impact on business and customers. In St Louis, a snake rescue at a Brownies meeting provides a lighter note amid the crime discussion.
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James Gordon Gilkey
Carson Pitie Scott & Co
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Virgil Martin
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Bergdorf Goodman
Taylor
National Industrial Conference Board
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Select
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Albert J. Reiss
University of Michigan
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ST. Louis
Shirley Seiler
Animal Protective Association Shelter
Miss Seiler
Venango suit seeks damages over 21000 in fatal 1968 collision
A Titusville couple files a civil suit in Venango County court seeking more than 21000 in damages after a July 13 1968 crash near Pleasantville killed their 10 month old daughter Bundetta M Desch The complaint names Eilene Morris as the sole defendant alleging carelessness and failure to stop at a stop sign The action lists claims for wrongful death personal injuries and property losses across five counts including loss of earning power for the child
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Titusville
Venango County
Bundetta M. Desch
Alonzo H. Desch Jr
Alonzo H. Dosch Jr
Kellie M. Dosch
Eilene Morris
RD. J. Corry
Pleasantville
Kellie M. Desch
Bur
Detta M. Doseh
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Rainfall by the Gallons in June City Record
City officials explain June rainfall in Cor ry totals 274 million gallons based on 3 inches over 3,382 acres. Weather observer Mrs Mountain cites 3 inches, while City Engineer David Johnson converts to gallons using a slide rule. The piece notes runoff and distribution percentages per US Geological Survey and discusses urban runoff effects.
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Richard Mountain
David Johnson
United States Geological Survey
Black Panthers Withdraw Coloring Book Controversy
AP reports a Bay Area coloring book for children distributed by the Black Panthers depicted police being attacked. Bobby Seale ordered withdrawal after learning of the content. an estimated 26 booklets were handed out at a free breakfast program.
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