President Nixon Tax Question Remains Personal Matter
Gerald L Warren says the President’s income taxes are a personal matter and will not discuss them. The White House has refused to say if Nixon paid taxes in 1970 or 1971, noting deductions like Florida and California real estate loans may offset any liability. The issue is whether taxes are currently past due, not past-year payments, and there is no claim of an outstanding debt.
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Gerald L. Warren
White House
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Florida
California
Baltimore Sun
Richard M. Nixon
IRS
Mississippi
Oval Office
Duke of Wellington
Library of Congress
New Orleans
Wellington
Franz Joseph
Disraeli
Earl of Beaconfield
Iron Duke
Mr. Nixon
Sam Ervin
City Room
President Nixon
EOB
George Gissing
Gissing
Sissing
Scripps
Scrabble
Ruth Morrey
San Antonio Avenue
Menlo Park
Calif
Chamber of Commerce, Scrabble
Chamber of Commerce
John Walker Jenkins
Woodville
Jake Sykes
Mrs. Orange
Prisoner Files Candidacy For Raleigh Mayor
Wake County elections officials receive a filing form from Robert B. P. Franks III, 29, a prisoner at North Carolina Central Penitentiary, for Raleigh mayor. He failed to establish Raleigh citizenship. not a legal candidate. The piece notes Jim Curley ran for Boston mayor while in prison. historians ignore such episodes in official biographies.
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Wake County
N.C
Board of Elections
Raleigh
N.C. Central Penitentiary
News and Observer
Robert B. P. Franks, III
Mr. Franks
Franks
James Michael Curley
Boston
John Fitzgerald
Boston Democratic
Curley
Congress
The
American Congress
House
Jim Curley
Durance Vile
White House
Ideology Dominates Elections Says University Study
A Michigan study by Arthur H Miller argues ideology now drives U S elections, reshaping party coalitions. He cites 1968 and 1972 presidential races, Nixon Wallace and McGovern’s defeat as proof, suggesting conservatives shift to Republicans and liberals to Democrats. The piece notes national polarization and differing President versus congressional voting patterns.
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University of Michigan
Center For Political Studies
Arthur H. Miller
United States
Washington
Miller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
George Wallace
Alabama
George McGovern
Democratic Party
South
No Easy Task For Aides
A Washington column examines President Nixon and his White House aides who endure the president's quirks and crises. The piece compares his insomnia and daydreams to Disraeli and Wellington phases, notes aides’ loyalty, and critiques his open administration stance and limited press access.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
White House
Richard Nixon
Reflections on Newspapers and Scripps Era
Russell Kirk surveys the rise of The News of Detroit and James E. Scripps influence. He notes independence, early struggles, and rapid growth into a dominant evening paper, then contrasts past risks with today’s high expense and political impact. He argues modern dailies aim deeper, more responsible coverage.
Juvenile Arrests and Family Environment Debate
A high juvenile arrest rate prompts crime experts to debate causes. Some argue family breakdown and poor discipline drive youth crime, while others cite global instability, wage laws, child labor, television, and limited social mobility as contributing factors.
Scrabble, Va Letter Sparks County Election of Ethic Issues
Kilpatrick recounts a letter from Ruth Morrey asking about Scrabble and life in a non existent Chamber of Commerce. He paints a portrait of Scrabble Virginia near Culpeper with 513 residents, rural culture events, and local quirks to illustrate the ethics of answering such inquiries.
Danville Register subscription rates and renewal notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs, with prices 1c per single copy, 20c for Sunday, and annual mail options of 20 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, and one month 1.75. A renewal reminder urges prompt renewal, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration.
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New York
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Jacob Javits
Senate
Capitol Hill
Cambodia
Holmes Alexander
Russell Kirk
New York City
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Little, Brown
William W. Lutz
Detroit News
the News
James E. Scripps
France
James Scripps
Peter Clark
News
New York Times
Detroit
Europe
Detroit Institute of Arts
Michigan
Walter Scott
Abbotsford
Wizard of the North
America
Japan
Farmer and Mechanic
Detriot News
Monroe
News-Star
James J. Kilpatrick
Rappahannock County
Culpeper
Eisenhower
Danville
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