Nixon Wrangles Campaign Financing in Four Day Tax Bill Fight
Nixon deftly outmaneuvered Democrats in a four day conference over the 1972 tax bill and campaign financing. Despite White House veto warnings and late railings, the financing plan was postponed to 1976 and the tax relief package neared Nixon’s preferred scope.
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White House
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D-Mass
O Neill
Carl Albert
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Senate approves broad child care bill in 63 to 1 vote
The Senate approved a far reaching bill to create local comprehensive child care centers nationwide. It provides education nutrition social and health services for children ages 5 to 13 from low income families while parents work. The measure authorizes up to 2 billion dollars for mid 1972 start and targets about 15 million children. It moves to the House where approval was expected.
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UPI
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Minn
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Soviet Union
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Congress
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Lompoc Record Bylined Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Details
Public notice text from Lompoc Record describes its mailing status under act of Congress and Superior Court Decree 47065. It lists publisher officers, rates, and publication schedule noting daily issues except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Aging conference ends with wait and see on Nixon plan
The White House Conference on Aging closes with 3,500 delegates largely undecided about President Nixon’s pledge to boost senior citizen spending by 115 million dollars next year. Delegates favor broader steps including possible income guarantees and expanded food stamp benefits, with a post conference panel to monitor progress.
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UPI
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Berkeley
Calit
Nixons
Nixon
Arthur
Flemming
California Set To Open Special Ed Pilot For Young Children
Sacramento括 United Press International reports the governor signed bills establishing California's first pilot program in special education for mentally retarded children aged 3 to 5. Other measures authorize a state mercury study, fund trials, and set open presidential primaries while detailing vetoes and salary hikes for state workers and law enforcement.
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Murphy
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California
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UN faces moves to sanction new fighting in Middle East
Arab states led by Egypt aim to use the United Nations General Assembly to indirectly sanction renewed hostilities in the Middle East. Israeli sources warn Sadat’s threats persist as debates on the 1967 war crisis resume in the UN after a year with many UN resolutions ignored by both sides.
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Middle East
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Attem
Mars probe seeks soft landing site on Mars
A Soviet Mars 2 probe team tests whether the planet can support a soft landing while studying Mars from orbit. Dr MoMarcy quoted by Tass says orbiting data may reveal Mars relief and the composition of its upper atmosphere and surface temperatures.
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UPI
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MoMarcy
Tass
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Viet Cong declares holiday cease fires in Vietnam
The Viet Cong announced three day Christmas and New Year truces and four day Tet cease fires in South Vietnam. Broadcasts by the Provisional Revolutionary Government were monitored in Saigon. Saigon’s LoS and the Saigon government did not immediately confirm the pauses, though observers noted similar observances to last year.
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South Vietnam
Liberation
Los
Girl Advertises Husband in Phoenix Wedding Tale
Marie Savinon, 18, advertised for a husband in a Phoenix newspaper and wed 22 year old Lebanese premedical student Miss Katton in a 15 minute Gretna Green ceremony at Gretna Green Wedding Chapel. The pair planned a tentative honeymoon in San Francisco before returning to Phoenix.
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Winterhaven
Mrs. Harriet McCormack Dies at 87 in Washington
Mrs Harriet McCormack wife of former House Speaker John W McCormack died at Providence Hospital after a year of heart disease treatment She and John W McCormack were married 51 years and never spent a night apart, family said in Washington.
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UPL
John W McCormack
Harriet
Massachusetts
McCormack
Providence Hospital
Nixon says sending jets to Israel unwise
President Nixon told Premier Golda Meir that early resumption of shipments of USF Phantom jet warplanes to Israel would be unnecessary and unwise. Officials said Israel will receive ample military equipment long term. Nixon and Secretary Rogers argued against immediate large scale shipments to avoid derailing peace talks with Egypt.
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