Jackie Onassis Faces No Inheritance Tax Inheritance
The article notes Jacqueline Onassis would pay taxes on income from any inherited assets but not on the inheritance itself. It explains the U.S. has no inheritance tax, the estate tax applies to the Onassis estate, and Greek taxes may not apply due to non-residency. It discusses potential $120 million inheritance and trusts for John Jr and Caroline, with Christina as main inheritor.
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Jacqueline Onassis
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United States
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
John Kennedy Jr
Caroline
John F Kennedy
Christina
Scorpios
Cambodian Civil War Rockets Hit Airport Amid Renewed Fighting
Khmer Rouge shells blast Phnom Penh area with at least 26 rockets striking the airport vicinity as government forces fly reinforcements by helicopter to the Tuel Leap area. Officials say Lon Nol plans to depart to allow a new government to seek peace while China hails the Cambodian liberation forces offensive as decisive.
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Tuel Leap
Lon Nol
Washington
Um Sim
China
Cambodia
Cambodian People’s National Liberation Armed Forces
Phnom Penh
Hsinhua
Tokyo
Denton warns on Vietnam credibility and morale impact
Denton recalls three tours and 27 fallen friends at Khe Sahn stating he would have fought to hold it. He warns U S reluctance could wound military morale and hurt credibility of American commitments worldwide amid Paris peace accord tensions. He argues Vietnam lessons not yet driven home to the public.
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South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Denton
State Department
Paris
Tax Cut Compromise Efforts Underway in Congress
Washington AP reports final efforts to enact the largest tax cut in U.S. history began as both houses of Congress named conferees to resolve differences on the measure. Key House members prepared for negotiations to bridge gaps and advance the bill.
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Senate
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Tax Writing
Tax cut talks eye agreement as deficits loom
Congress debates a large 1974 to 1975 tax cut amid fears of a growing deficit. Democrats push to revamp rebates and credits while Republicans warn of inflation. Ford hints at a veto if extraneous amendments persist as conference committees seek a quick deal.
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Kissinger Pressures and White House Tapes Controversy
Kissinger met Peres in Israel as talks failed over Sinai withdrawals and peace gestures to Cairo. Egyptian leaders blamed Israel for the collapse while Sadat prepared to reassess Egypt's position. Haldeman, in an interview, defended taping and argued tapes should not be destroyed despite partial recordings and ongoing investigations.
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Gidi
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Anwar Sadat
Tahseen Bashir
Sadat
Walalce
Haldeman
White House
John W. Dean II
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
Refugees Paint Gloomy Picture at Tuy Hoa Saigon Exodus
Refugees flee the central highlands in a large convoy toward Tuy Hoa as helicopters disgorge women and children, with many injuries and deaths reported. An army major and others search for missing relatives while government reinforcements rush to support the wounded. Pope Paul VI expresses sorrow over Vietnam and Cambodia violence as Saigon loses control of multiple provinces and the exodus swells.
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Study Committee For Peace
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