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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1969

Page

4

Compromise Tax Bill Raises Personal Exemption To $750

The measure raises personal exemptions to 750 and expands relief for seven million poor taxpayers and five million near poor. It phases in higher standard deductions from 1971 to 1973, narrows depletion allowances, imposes a 4 percent tax on investment income of foundations, and raises capital gains taxes while boosting Social Security benefits. The bill aims to raise government revenue early while delivering a second largest tax cut in U.S. history, with open debate and White House cautious on veto prospects.

House Senate U.S Albert E. Gore D-Tenn Senate Finance Committee Gore House- Senate Nixon Treasury Charles E. Walker Walker White House

Four youths sought in Las Vegas detective kin slaying case

Las Vegas detectives investigate a slaying linked to a Livingston Texas pursuit and a missing maroon car. Carlisle, a Las Vegas man, was found murdered in his apartment as Lt. Roy Carlisle works from Houston.

Carlisle Livingston Texas Houston Randy McNeil U. S. 190 John Carlisle Roy Carlisle Las Vegas Denton Sheriff's Office Las Vegas and Tennessee University Edwin Albert Ed” Collins Collins McKinney Tex Bud Gentle Indiana Memphis Little Rock Young Collins Edwin A. Collins Las Vegas Blvd South Frontier Florida University of Tennessee

Democrats Rally Behind $1.5 Billion HEW Hike

Congressional leaders push to pass the HEW bill amid Christmas recess plans. Leaders Mansfield and McCormack defend fiscal priorities while criticizing Nixon on school and health funding. The session also advances a $1.97 billion foreign aid measure and confirms Henry Tasca as ambassador to Greece.

Senate Mike Mansfield House John W. McCormack Nixon Congress McCormack White House Federal Reserve Board Greece Henry J. Tasca Tasca

Legal Aid For Suspect In Los Angeles Murder Case

Former state and county prosecutor Marvin L. Part, 38, was appointed Friday to defend Leslie Van Houten, 19, in the LaBianca murders linked to the Manson group. He will be county paid as Van Houten appears with Manson and Linda Kasabian for arraignment. Part noted the case's immense public interest and potential venue issues.

Los Angeles UPI Leslie van Houten Marvin L. Part Superior Court Wiliam B. Keene Miss van Houten Death Valley Rosemary Leno LaBianca Charlies Manson LaBianca Sharon Tate Manson Linda Kasabian Part Los Angeles County Susan Denise Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Mobile Ala Charles D. Watson Texas Houston Donald Barnett Keene Barnett Miss Atkins

Youth Hijacks Chilean Plane

A 25 year old Chilean man hijacked a LAN Airlines Boeing 727 with 98 aboard two hours after departure from Santiago. He forced pilot Joselino Vargas at gunpoint and had a knife at his back while threatening to kill. 74 passengers and 10 crew continued to Havana after a stop at Arica. one passenger disembarked.

Santiago Chile YPI LAN Airlines Cuba Western Hemisphere Arica Guayaquil Ecuador Panama Caymie Havana LAN Joselino Vargas Patricio Alarcon Rojas Molina Carmen Perez Humberto Balsa Christian Democrat Party Punta Arenas Antofagasta Pedro Varas Patricio Dagach

Newark Mayor and 14 others plead innocent in Mafia extortion case

Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio and 14 others including nine city officials and the reputed mob boss Anthony Boiardo pleaded innocent to a 66 count federal indictment charging extortion and tax evasion. The group faces up to 1300 years in prison if convicted.

Newark N.J UPI Hugh J. Addonizio New Jersey Addonizio Anthony Tony Boy” Boiardo Anthony Giuliano James Coolahan Boiardo Coolahan U.S Herbert J Sterns Ruggiero Richie Washington John T. Mitchell Florida Internal Revenue Service Irs IRS

Savings and Loan Associations Get 6 Percent Certificates

Washington officials authorize savings and loan associations to issue new term certificates at six percent for two to five years, but only to existing customers. The move aims to keep funds from shifting to higher yielding investments, with hundreds of millions expected to be converted by year end.

Washington UPI Savings and Loan Associations Federal Home Loan Bank Board Preston Martin Martin Savings and Loans

Turkish Leftists Attack American 6th Fleet Sailors

Turkish leftists shouted Yankee Go Home as they assaulted sailors in Ataturk Square and on the quay in the NATO area. Police arrested seven students distributing a leaflet questioning the fleet’s presence in the Mediterranean.

6Th Fleet NATO Quay Ataturk Square Mediterranean

Woman Arrested After Shell Station Robbery Attempt

Police arrested a 19 year old woman after she allegedly tried to rob the Shell gas station at Bonanza and H Street. She attempted to stab officers with a 12 inch butcher knife and was captured two blocks away at 11 50 a m. A 17 year old boy was held in a separate case tied to a Checker cab driver robbery on McWilliams Street earlier that morning.

Shell Bonanza Mary Louise Campbell William Martin Martin Checker Donald Sherill McWilliams Street

U.S. Soviet Delegations Reach Nuclear Pact Outline

In Helsinki UPI reports the United States and the Soviet Union draft a common protocol for next year’s SALT talks. The document outlines agreed definitions of target weapon systems and paves the way for a joint communique. Negotiations may specify venue, with Vienna, Helsinki, or Geneva considered.

Helsinki UPI United States Soviet Union Gerard C. Smith America Vladimir S. Semenov Russia Vienna Geneva

Uganda President Obote Shot At Convention

Uganda President A. Milton Obote was shot and wounded as he left the Lugogo Stadium conference hall after addressing the People’s Congress convention. He was taken to Mulago Hospital with non serious injuries. a gunman was arrested outside the auditorium.

Kampala Uganda UPS A. Milton Obote People’s Congress Party Obote Mulago Hospital Lugogo Stadium Lake Victoria Africa Buganda Frederick Edward Mutesa Freddie

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