Nixon Won't Seek New Taxes in '70
Treasury Secretary Kennedy said the Nixon Administration will not seek new taxes this year. He cited the slow process of hearings and upcoming elections, even if new fund raising measures were desired. He noted a leaded gasoline tax proposal aims to push oil companies to remove lead by 1974 and discussed no plans for credit rationing.
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Muskie proposes three year deadline for tough air rules
Sen. Edmund Muskie pressed a three year timetable for strict clean air standards and mandatory exhaust control devices on all cars. He said the plan would curb pollution, with factory installs on new cars and used-car costs of 50 to 100 dollars, and urged $2.5 billion yearly federal grants for sewage plants while warning lawmakers over regional standard delays.
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Thurmond Negro Judge Clash in Senate Hearing
A Michigan judge Edward Bell and Sen. Strom Thurmond debated preventive detention at a Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee hearing. Bell, backed by the National Bar Association, argued against detaining suspects without bail while Ervin urged due process protections and warned judges lack foretold powers to predict danger.
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