Nixon pay price controls stay but public still unsure
The Nixon administration maintains price and wage controls while the public remains unclear. IRS received over a million inquiries, 117000 in the week ending Jan 18, as rules grow more complex. The Cost of Living Council oversees the Price Commission and Pay Board. exemptions cover about 21 percent of the average cost of living.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
John Connally
Price Commission
IRS
Pay Board
Dock Workers Try to Seal Off Cargo
West Coast longshoremen and Teamsters drivers plan to block truck movement from Ensenada into California as a 2000 mile strike line persists. At Vancouver, Canadian ILWU members reportedly will refuse ships diverted from U S ports. Governor Reagan urges Congress to end the strike to protect California markets and agriculture.
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Los Angeles
Canada
Mexico
Teamsters
California
Baja California
Ensenada
Los Angeles Times
Vancouver
B.C
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Oregon
Washington
Times
ILWU
San Francisco
the Times
Harry Bridges
Frank Fitzsimmons
United States
Teamsters Union
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Reagan
Pacific Maritime Union
PMA
Hope Ark student leaders named at Southern State College
MAGNOLIA Ark Miss Lanette Arrington of Hope is Bussey Hall Council president for the second semester at Southern State College. A junior and secretary for Baseball Coach Monroe Ingram she is active in AW S SGA and Baptist Students. Miss Linda Williams of Hope is elected Bussey Hall Council vice president and treasurer of the Young Republicans Club. She majors in physical education and belongs to BSA WRA and YR Club.
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Magnolia, Ark
Lanette Arrington
Hope
Bussey Hall
Southern State College
Miss Arrington
Truman Arrington
Route 2
Monroe Ingram
Associated Women Students
Association For Baptist Students
Hope High School
Magnolia
Ark
Linda Williams
Bussey Hall Council
Williams
Willie Brown
South
Hamilton Street
Black Students Association
Women’s Recreation Association
Young Republican Club
Young Republicans Club
Yerger High School
You May Be Ready For Tax Estimating Card
You may not be finished with your tax chores for the year after your federal return. Consider an estimated return if your estimated tax beyond your withholding is $40 or more and you meet income tests. A Form 1040 ES is required. Do not file if you can avoid penalties by adjusting withholding.
Cut Your Own Taxes 1972 Costs Only $1.25
An advertisement explains how exemptions on income tax can offset about 750 dollars per year and offers a tax book titled Cut Your Own Taxes 1972. Readers are told to send a check or money order for the book to Newspaper Tax Book, Radio City Station, New York, with three weeks for delivery.
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Radio City
New York
N.Y
Rise and fall of Sun Yat-sen era in China history
A compact history of late Qing reform and post imperial upheaval from 1905 to 1927. It covers abolishing exams, Empress Dowager Tz’u Hsi’s reforms, Sun Yat-sen founding the Kuomintang, the Wuchang uprising, the 1911 revolution, the Three Principles of the People, the alliance with the Soviet Union, the birth of Chinese Communists, and Chiang Kai-shek’s 1927 purge of the Reds.
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China
Tz’u Hsi
The
Kuomintang
Sun Yat-sen
Wuchang
Sun
Republic of China
Nationalist Party
University of Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Chiang Kaishek
Moscow
Red Army
Chiang
Comunists
Shanghai
Farmland Values Rise Across United States in 1971
The average farmland value in the contiguous states rose 5 percent from 195 to 205 dollars an acre during 1971, with some regions showing higher gains. Northeast led with about 9 percent due to urban and recreational demand, while Southeast and Southern Plains posted around 8 percent. Inflation and shifts toward nonfarm use such as subdivisions and commercial sites helped lift values, though some areas remained focused on farming. The regional indexes show broader changes in land use trends across the country.
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John Cunniff
New York
Contiguous States
Alabama
California
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Mississippi
Washington
Northeast
Agriculture Department
Ita
Northern Plains
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Lake States
Appalachian
Southeast
Delta
Southern Plains
Mountain
Pacific
GOPs Giving Advice to Democratic Candidates
Washington AP report notes Herbert G Klein urges Dems to quiet hostile rhetoric about Nixon peace plan. McGovern counters with six month withdrawal if POWs freed. San Edmund Mobile cites running mate uncertainty. Hartke accuses NH leaders of pressuring him to quit primaries but vows to continue across remaining ballots.
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Robert L. Campbell
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon Administration
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
White House
Sens. Muskie
McGovern
Hanoi
Klein
Washington & Jefferson College
George McGovern
Vietnam
U.S
San Edmund
Mobile
Florida
Maine
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Hartke
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson talks politics in CBS hour with Cronkite
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson discusses campaigning costs and politicking on a CBS hour, guided by Walter Cronkite. The program also aired a filmed Justice in America segment from Indianapolis about two men arrested for minor crimes, one white and one Black, with restrained handling at preliminary stages and swift outcomes.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Lyndon B. Johnson
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Indianapolis
Archie Bennett
Welfare Children Must Go to School in Arkansas
Arkansas welfare rules require school attendance for aid, despite a Supreme Court ruling deeming the rule invalid. The Board of Social Services extends the rule to end of the current term or until federal direction ends it, while a federal suit challenges its constitutionality in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program. The board also approved higher nursing home payments and discussed incentives for welfare mothers to stop childbearing, plus a writs action involving public school boycotts in Marianna. Edwin W. Hanson named executive director of Outdoor Writers Association of America, replacing Don G. Cullimore who stays as consultant.
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Little Rock
State Board of Social Services
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
U.S
Ivan Smith
Dalton Jennings
Social Services
Marianna
Jennings
Social Services Division
J. W. Downs
Downs
Directs
Writers New York
Outdoor Writers Association of America
Edwin W. Hanson
Don G. Cullimore
OWAA
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Brooks Jackson
Prices Price Commission
New York City
Miami
Boston
Hope (Ark.) Star
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Don Ockley
John Lane
Chiang Kai-shek
Marx
Mao
Russia
Gops
Larry Simmons
Johnny Carson
NBC
Hollywood
Carson
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