Democrats push for tax supported plan for campaign funds
The Senate debated a plan to fund major party presidential campaigns with taxpayer dollars. Each major party could receive up to 20.4 million dollars with 6.3 million for George Wallace if he runs, while the fund would require a tax checkoff on 1971 returns. The plan favors Democrats in a tight, late night fight amid Nixon tax cut considerations.
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Weather Snapshot Confirms Broad Western Rain and Mountain Snow
Rain and snow afflicted the western United States with heavy rains over the Upper Mississippi Valley and plains to New Mexico. Snow ranged from northern Minnesota to Montana and the Rockies with a half foot on mountains and warnings in Colorado New Mexico and central Arizona. Temperatures varied from 15 in Pocatello Idaho to 76 at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Texas.
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GOP Governors Meet to Air Nixon Plans in Indiana
About 20 Republican governors arrived at French Lick Indiana for a three day conference focusing on President Nixon programs and federal state relations. Vice President Agnew will join discussions Thursday on key Nixon administration programs and welfare costs and federal bureaucracy. Indiana Governor Whitcomb cited a 250 percent rise in welfare costs over four years as he hosted the session. Senator Robert Dole, Republican national chairman, will also speak.
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Agnew critiques Democratic hopefuls in Los Angeles rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew ridiculed Democratic presidential contenders in Los Angeles citing Humphrey Muskie Kennedy McGovern and Yorty as flawed. He praised Nixon era lunch program gains and attacked calls to cut school meals while defending federal lunch aid figures.
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U S blocks Phantom jets to Israel triggering policy review
U S refuses to sell more Phantom jets to Israel prompting a major policy review in Tel Aviv and in Washington. Officials say cabinet timing and next steps toward peace are being discussed as Israel awaits Washington’s position. An Egyptian party leader warns of deep penetration raids if Israel attacks.
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Nixon blamed for leadership lack in civil rights programs
The Civil Rights Commission blamed President Nixon for weak leadership in federal civil rights enforcement and suggested his anti-busing stance could slow desegregation. Chairman Hesburgh and four other commissioners disputed fully blaming the President, citing officials’ discretion. The report cited slow DOE actions on school segregation and higher education compliance.
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Black Military Report Alleges Racial Tensions in U S Service
A congressional hearing briefing cites Black Caucus members and Rep. Shirley Chisholm in releasing a report from a six week base tour noting blacks abroad view military standards as applied unevenly. It includes alleged confidential State Department Iceland memos suggesting derogatory views toward black servicemen and possible limited deployment.
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