Romanians Cheer President Nixon in Bucharest
In Bucharest thousands cheered President Nixon at Otopeni airport as he arrived for a state visit, the first by a U.S. president to a communist capital. He was welcomed by Nicolae Ceausescu and urged peaceful coexistence despite differing internal orders.
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Bucharest
Romania
Nixon
Otopeni
U. S
U.S
Nicolae Ceausescu
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Liberal Democrats Push Tax Reform Aimed at Middle Incomes
Liberal Democrats in the House plan this week to change tax relief for middle income taxpayers. The Ways and Means Committee draft would offer no reduction to typical middle earners buying homes, since the main middle income relief is an increased standard deduction few homeowners use.
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Eileen Shanahan
New York Times
Washington
Liberal Democrats
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means Committee
Liberal Democratic House
Democratic Study Group
House Rules Committee
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Rules Committee
Teacher Puts Bomb Around Teen’s Neck in Missouri
Rupert M. Johnson a Crystal City High School teacher was charged with felonious assault after a homemade bomb device was placed around 19-year-old Gary Miller’s neck during a confrontation over car repairs Johnson bound gagged and held Gary while a pipe bomb was strapped around him deputies said Johnson faced 50 000 bond and the incident ended with bomb experts removing the device on a high school field
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Festus
Rupert M. Johnson
Crystal City
Jefferson County
Gary L. Miller
Johnson
Miller
Gary
Charles Miller
Irvin Ferguson
Gary Miller
Burt Ruchsiale
Four En Route To Hartselle Killed In Alabama Crash
Four members of a Florida family en route to Hartselle died in a weekend Alabama crash near Piedmont as a Cullman County youth was fatally struck nearby. Annie Mae Ward 30 and her children James 3 Vanessa 11 Teresa 13 of Lake Worth were killed in a head on collision. Ronald Joe Lindley 19 of Danville was in critical condition. Another collision on US 278 left Mrs Imogene Springer 33 Lexington and her daughters Marilyn 15 Pamela 12 hospitalized. Funeral services for the Wards will be announced by Peck Funeral Home. A Birmingham youth Al Pinkins 16 died in the city from a hit and run Friday night.
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Bob Dunnavant
Florida
Hartselle
Cullman County
Alabama
Annie Mae Ward
James
Vanessa
Teresa
Lakeworth
Fla
Piedmont
Ward
Ronald
Joe—Lindley
Danville
Gadsden’s Baptist Hospital
Lindley
Cullman
Barry Field
Eva Field
Bremen 2
M.V. Hall
Marilyn
Pamela
Gadsden Hospital
Clarence Ward
Susan Rawls
Wild Woman search called off in Alabama foothills
Nearly 200 searchers including 50 National Guard troops combed the mountain foothills near town for a reported wild woman seen in the past week. Police Chief Vernon Waldrop called off the hunt after no evidence of a person was found. Local residents reported sightings tied to a July 25 incident at Billy Lee Jr's home seven miles north.
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Dan Blizzard
Town Creek
National Guard
Vernon Waldrop
Waldrop
Jack Davis
115Th Signal Battalion
Tri-Cities
Colbert County
Alcoholics Pray Priest Explains AA Deliverance to Students
Fr Frederick G Lawrence, a longtime Catholic priest working with alcoholics, told Alabama Northwest Florida AA convention attendees that alcoholics’ families suffer alongside the drinker. He described how Alateens and Al-Anon help teens and relatives restore will and intellect, noting their roles in recovery.
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Frederick G. Lawrence
Stirling
N. J
Alcoholics Anonymous
Decatur
Faye Brewington Daily
Fred
Action for readers on tax withholding surcharges
A reader asks about continuing wage deductions for the surcharge. Randolph W. Thrower, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, advises employers to keep using the present rates and tables for withholding, which include regular income tax and the surcharge. See ACTION on page A-11.
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Congress
A. B
Decatur
Internal Revenue
Randolph W. Thrower
Moon Appears Lifeless in Tests of Lunar Dirt
Space agency reports germ free mice injected with lunar soil show no untoward reaction and remain healthy after tests. Dr Norman from the Lunar Receiving Laboratory notes the mice with moon dust show less reaction than earlier earth samples, while CRE quarantine manager Kemmerer cites dust mixed with cell cultures and bacteria.
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Earth
William W. Kemmerer
CRE
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Aldrin
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