Sino Soviet Ties May See a Revival and U.S. Stakes
An editorial argues Nixon's Peking and Moscow visits shift Sino-Soviet dynamics. Pravda praises China economic gains while Moscow hints at a change in policy toward China. The piece warns of a potential U.S. vulnerability and urges halting unilateral disarmament to meet rising arms needs.
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Indian activists smuggle BIA documents past police escort
In Washington a police escort aided a 40 vehicle Indian caravan as activists left the Bureau of Indian Affairs withBroken Treaties Papers. They packed documents in boxes sleeping bags trunks and a chartered bus, triggering a nationwide FBI dragnet to recover the materials.
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Indians Stole Papers Ignite Long Hidden BIA Records
In a history of the Broken Treaties Papers, activists seized the BIA building amid a protest wave comparable to historic uprisings. Protestors hauled thousands of documents from the fourth floor, exposing alleged mismanagement of tribal affairs and prompting a White House push to remove the Indians.
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Indians take documents. FBI raids retreat caravan
A White House shift prompts aides Len Garment and Frank Carlucci to negotiate with Indian leaders over grievances. The Indians remove documents from a BIA building, pack them into a green van, and evacuate at night. FBI later raids the van in Cleveland and Oklahoma recovering a small loot. thousands more remain hidden in sleeping bags as the story promises future details.
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Worry Clinic Teaches Taxes and Pledges for Voter Age
Estella B 27 civics teacher advocates tax reform not real reform and warns voters of politicians tricks. She cites state tax shifts and urges reduction of all taxes and tighter budget controls to protect the next generation.
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Crane argues against tax hikes and political tricks
By George W. Crane criticizes tax increases and government deceit. He denounces inflated property valuations, population myths, markup in budgeting, and real estate versus sales tax fights. He urges a real tax decrease and fewer bureaucrats while promoting his booklet on political fallacies.
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December 12 1972 history notes and births
On this date in history Ludwig van Beethoven paid his first music lesson price at age 22 in 1792. The first wireless Atlantic message occurred in 1901. John L. Lewis left the AFL for the second time in 1947. David Sarnoff died in 1971. Shreveport Louisiana was founded in 1837. John Jay born 1745. A thought by Samuel Butler follows.
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