Nixon Opposes Move to Repeal Investment Tax Credit
The Nixon administration reportedly will oppose a congressional drive to repeal the 7 percent investment tax credit. The Senate House Economic Committee backed abolition, while Republicans and administration officials held a minority view. Labor supports repeal, saying it would curb inflation and free funds for home building. business groups oppose it, noting past support from Kennedy.
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Chicago Police Attitude Tested Before Antiwar March
About 1 000 officers underwent tests for emotional stability friendliness cooperativeness and restraint ahead of a Chicago downtown antiwar march. 500 were assigned to the demonstration amid criticism of last summer's DNC handling and 43 officers were suspended. Organizers expect up to 10 000 participants.
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Sirhan May Face More Examination on Mental State
A Los Angeles psychiatrist testified Sirhan Bishara Sirhan might show more signs of psychosis with more time but said he cannot conclude total insanity. The witness noted the 25 hours of examination may be insufficient and that further study could alter views on responsibility for Kennedy's death. Spain ceded Ifni to Morocco but retains Melilla and Ceuta enclaves near Gibraltar.
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