GOP Sees Tax Hike For Little Man
Raleigh AP. North Carolina GOP chairman Jim Holshouser warns Gov. Dan Moore's tax cut plan, if enacted, may raise taxes for the working poor. Changes include higher exemptions for college families and seniors, but singles under 65 and childless couples gain little relief. He notes local sales tax boosts could negate any reduction with higher food and medicine costs.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Republican Party
Dan Moore
Jim Holshouser
Moore
Holfhouser
First Envoy To Soviet Dies At 76
Paris AP William C Bullitt first U S ambassador to the Soviet Union died at 76 after months with leukemia. Arrangements by his daughter Anne Biddle to send the body to Philadelphia for service and burial. Bullitt weakened since his case grew desperate. plans to fly him home canceled as he fell into a coma.
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Paris
William C. Bullitt
U.S
Soviet Union
Anne Biddle
Philadelphia
Bullitt
Legislation Aims at Klan Activities in North Carolina
Gov. Dan Moore seeks a crackdown on cross burning and dynamiting with three bills sponsored by Rep. Claude M. Hamrick. One makes cross burning on another's property a felony. another tightens penalties for damaging occupied dwellings with explosives. the third raises the governor's crime information reward from 400 to 10000.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
North Carolina General Assembly
Moore
Claude M. Hamrick
D-Forsyth
KKK
North Carolina
Hamrick
Kosygin Urged Hanoi Action
Soviet Premier Kosygin pressed North Vietnam to stop sending troops and arms to the South as a step toward peace talks. Informants said Hanoi’s failure to respond led to renewed U S raids and troubled Soviet British peacemaking during his Britain visit. Prime Minister Wilson remained hopeful Hanoi might halt reinforcements.
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London
Alexei N. Kosygin
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Kosygin
Britain
Harold Wilson
U S Jets Attack North Vietnam Amid Big Vietnam Battle
U S jet pilots pressed raids over North Vietnam while Tass reported Hanoi bombed by American aircraft. In Vietnam the biggest recent battle saw ROK Marines claim victory as 243 North Vietnamese were killed in three hours near Saigon and 56 Viet Cong fell in the Mekong Delta.
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Robert D. Ohman
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Tass
Moscow
Hanoi
Vietnam
Mekong
Long Tau
Panhandle
CIA Funds Put Into Youth Groups Beside NSA
The CIA supplied millions of dollars to at least three youth groups besides the National Student Association. The U.S. Youth Council World Assembly of Youth and International Student Conference of Leiden received funds via foundations over more than a decade. The Foundation for Youth and Student Affairs was the main donor, with Harry Lunn of the foundation denying CIA involvement. The NSA board met to decide its relationship with the agency as calls for investigation grew.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Evening Star
State Department
Caen
NSA
World Assembly of Youth
Brussels
Belgium
International Student Conference
Leiden
Netherlands
CIA
Foundation For Youth and Student Affairs
New York
Star
Congress
New York Times
Johnson
White House
The
Harry Lunn
the Star
Death Ray Raises Alarm On Soviet Space Weapons
US and Republican circles had reason to suspect Moscow’s advances in anti ballistic capabilities. A Lincoln Center memo warns Russia may exceed US in military space research and hints at radiation weapon development that could alter the strategic balance.
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Vera Glaser
Alliance
Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Pentagon
GOP
Capitol
House
Alican Committee
Lincoln Research Center
Washington, D. C
Gerald Ford
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Earth
Lincoln
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