Regime Admits Nixon Tax Cut Estimate Overstated
Florida White House acknowledged that President Nixon went too far in saying passage of revenue sharing could reduce property taxes by about 30 percent. Press Secretary Ziegler said the aim was to describe potential relief, not guarantee a 30 per cent cut, as a draft speech for Atlantic City and further remarks in Rochester earlier that week.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Rochester
N.Y
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Edward F. Cox
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Virgin Islands
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House of Delegates
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Julie Eisenhower
Europe
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David Eisenhower
Tricia
Tegal
New York Times
Washington Post
John D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
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Unions push South growth despite lingering antiunion stance
The article surveys Southern union history from the New Deal onward, noting resistance from state officials and business groups while unions expanded in mining, tobacco, textiles, and metals. It highlights Georgia leader Kent Lawrence and AFL-CIO efforts to boost membership, contrasts regional vs Northeastern union coverage, and records political antiunion sentiment slowly softening as small plants organize.
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United Mine Workers
Dents
Lawrence
Northeast
South
Georgia
Kent Lawrence
State Chamber of Commerce
al Oliver Singleton
Atlanta
Afl-Cio
Carolina
Afl—Cio
Singleton
John L. Lewis
Last Survivor of Nonuplets Dies in Sydney Hospital
Richard Brodrick, the last of the world first recorded nonuplets, died in a Sydney hospital after a week of life. Five of the nine babies were girls, four were boys. two boys were stillborn and others died shortly after birth. Richard received a complete blood transfusion for liver issues and had been on the critical list.
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Sydney
Australia
Richard
Leonard Brodrick
India Faces Influx of Six Million East Pakistani Refugees
New Delhi reports millions of refugees from East Pakistan flood into India after civil war, risking strain on housing, food, and health. Officials warn of malnutrition and disease while West Bengal bears the brunt and international aid remains insufficient. Hindu refugees face social tension as Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and other states resist settlements.
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East Pakistan
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Indira Gandhi
United States
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