Tricia Nixon Steals Spotlight in London
Tricia Nixon arrived in London to represent the United States at Prince Charles investiture and drew attention away from Hubert H. Humphrey. Elizabeth Taylor and Princess Anne also attend events as Secret Service escort Tricia into the capital for her first exposure as her father’s envoy. Humphrey, a former rival, received no mention at the investiture ahead of his own guest status at the ceremony.
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Prince Charles
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Las Vegas Sun Editor and Publisher Amended Rolls
The Las Vegas Sun newspaper lists its editorial and publishing staff including M Greenspun as president and H M Greenspun as editor while detailing roles for Ray Geeman Ruth Deskif Barbara Greenspun Haney Womack Bryn Armsirong Larrie Schmidt Tom Diskin Gerry Appleby Bart Bay and Douglas Ritchie. The notice also lists subscription rates and city mailing terms and credits various associations and agencies.
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Haney Womack
Bryn Armsirong
Larrie Schmidt
Clity
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Gerry Appleby
Bart Bay
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J. L. Dixon
Manoger
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
California
Kremlin May Oust Husak As Hardline Backed Leader Debate
London based diplomats say Moscow may force Czechoslovak Communist Party chief Gustav Husak from power this year. They warn a purge and tighter Soviet control could follow if Husak cooperates, with figures like Alois Indra, Lubomir Strougal, and Vasil Bilak seen as potential replacements. The economy teeters near collapse, and Moscow offers little aid while pressing for full alignment.
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Czechoslovakia
Alois Indra
Lubomir Strougal
Antonin Novotny
Vasil Bilak
NAACP Leader Sees Nixon Vote Deal on Surcharge
Roy Wilkins accuses the Nixon administration of offering southern congressmen a deal to gain votes for the tax surcharge. He warns against appealing to racism and fears a swerve toward ultra conservatism in the nation while criticizing proposed changes to the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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Nixon
Jackson, Miss
UPI
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
Congress Votes On Surcharge Today
The House faces a vote on extending the 19 percent surtax through January with a June sunset and maintaining current excise taxes. Leaders expect approval despite liberal demands for broader tax reform, while two million low income families could be removed from tax rolls.
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