Tax Bill Debate Faces Doctors Incorporation and Social Security Changes
The Senate debates a tax reform plan with doctors' incorporation to shield gains and a $600 to $800 personal exemption, while provisions for a 15 percent Social Security increase loom. President Nixon warned of a veto if these measures pass, as Sen. Mansfield defends the costly additions amid expectations of a toned-down conference committee.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Gore
Senate
Nixon
John J. Williams
Williams
Senate Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Times
House-Senate Conference Committee
Manson Cult Indictments Tied to LaBianca Tate Slayings
Jurors indict Kasabian Lankston Watson and Krenwinkel in connections to the Tate and LaBianca murders. Watson and Krenwinkel face extradition battles while Lankston is charged over the LaBianca deaths. Trial counsel Fred Schaefer may step aside as Manson seeks new representation amid offers from top lawyers.
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Watson
McKinney
Texas
Miss Krenwinkel
Mobile
Ala
Miss Lankston
Tate
Los Angeles
Manson
Fred Schaefer
Inyo County
Schaefer
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Belli
Joseph Bishop
California
Miss Tate
Abigail Folger
Voitych Frankowski
Jay Sebring
Steven Parent
Benedict Canyon
Roman Polanski
LaBianca
Rosemary
Los Angeles Silverlake
No Damage Tuesday in High Surf
Southland coastal residents escaped property damage from stormy high surf Tuesday. Long Beach Public Service Department reported no trouble and kept staff on guard for possible minor Alamitos Bay flooding. Seal Beach and Sunset Beach saw only minor Sunday flooding with no repeat incidents.
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Southland
Long Beach
Seal Beach
Orange County Sheriff's Department
Sunset Beach
15Th Street
Recreation Park upgrades reshape picnic area and playground
The City Park Department confirms the south of the bandstand picnic area is being rebuilt into a larger space with pew tables and benches. The playground is being enlarged with new equipment and the bandshell may be refurbished, with completion expected next spring for the new group picnic season.
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Recreation Park
K. H
Long Beach
D. D. Obert
Obert
Percy Apologizes to LBJ After Robb Charges Stir
Sen. Charles H. Percy telephoned former president Lyndon B. Johnson to apologize for charges against his son-in-law Charles S. Robb. Percy’s office called the conversation cordial and said he aimed to clarify what happened after a constituent accusation in a Vietnam incident was disputed.
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Washington
UPI
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Percy
Johnson
Texas
Anthony R. Martin-Trigona
Capt
Robb
Lynda
Vietnam
Nixon vows new Vietnam war report before Christmas
President Nixon told congressmen at the White House a new nationwide report on the Vietnam War will air before Christmas as he signals another troop withdrawal. He suggested up to 40,000 more troops could come home, bringing total withdrawals past 100,000.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Ronald Ziegler
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Court OKs Suits Over Train Cuts
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that train riders and others may go to federal court to challenge ICC rulings allowing passenger train discontinuances. The decision, announced by Justice Douglas, favors Chicago and others objecting to cuts by Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Louisville & Nashville.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois
William O. Douglas
Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Louisville & Nashville
Autopsy Decision Pending in Mary Jo Kopechne Case
Judge Brominski plans to rule today on exhuming and autopsying Mary Jo Kopechne who died in the Kennedy car crash. Massachusetts prosecutors seek postmortem tests despite the burial, while her parents oppose the autopsy amid prior petitions and a lengthy inquiry.
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Edmund S. Dinis
Massachusetts
Miss Kopechne
Larksville
Joseph Kopechne
Berkley Heights
N. J
Dinis
Pennsylvania
Independent notices and court decree ad from Los Angeles County
A historical newspaper fragment shows an Independent page listing Superior Court Los Angeles County notices with a decree number C-10280 dated Oct 6 1946. The ad references carrier delivery, pricing, and daily or Sunday single copies, with scattered garbled text about Beach 12 and Long Beach California.
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Beach
Calif
Long “Beach
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
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Robert C. Byrd
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Leslie Lankston
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Patricia Krenwinkel
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Martin-Trigona
University of Illinois
Melvin R. Laird
Paris
ICC
Douglas
Congress
Kennedy
Mary Jo
Yee Bay
Walkers
Victoria
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