Senate panel curbs unlimited charitable deduction
The Senate Finance Committee voted to cap deductible charity gifts at 50 percent of taxable income, ending the unlimited deduction that let high earners reduce taxes by large charitable gifts. The change targets intrepid tax planning where gifts offset taxes, noting Treasury data of multimillionaires paying no taxes due to large gifts.
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Mike Feinsilber Washington
UPI
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Senate Committee
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Treasury
Conductor Andre Previn and Mia Farrow Expecting Child
London reports that conductor Andre Previn and actress Mia Farrow, both prominent figures, are expecting a baby likely in late winter. Farrow’s mother Maureen O'Sullivan confirmed the pregnancy while Farrow remained in New York.
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London
UPI
Andre Previn
Mia Farrow
Previn
New York
Larry Eisenberg
Miss Farrow
Maureen O’sullivan
Dory Previn
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Tourism rises in Mexico under relaxed border checks
American tourism grows according to Mexican businessmen though border areas report it not reaching pre Intercept levels. Operation Cooperation allows smoother car flow with only 25 percent longer waits and near normal crossing times. Tijuana closes all border area brothels in a related move amid binational policy changes.
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United Press International
U.S
Tijuana
Treasury Department
Los Angeles
Washington
Mexico
Tijuaha
Alcatraz friction grows as Hunt lease move advances
In San Francisco tensions mount over a proposed lease of Alcatraz for development by Texas oil magnate Lamar Hunt. The Board of Supervisors voted 6 to 5 to pursue talks, while residents opposing the plan mailed five bags of coupons to Mayor Alioto and the board.
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San Francisco
UPI
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Board of Supervisors
Lamar Hunt
Hunt
Joseph Alioto
Chicago trial recounts 1968 DNC demonstrations arrest attempt
Chicago policeman Frank Riggio testified that Thomas Hayden twice appealed to crowds to save him from arrest during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Demonstrators blocked the first arrest. Riggio and a partner then arrested Hayden and Wolf Lowenthal the next day, prompting a protest march to Loop police HQ and the Grant Park statue. Hayden and Lowenthal were released on bond the same day.
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Chicago
UPI
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Hayden
Frank Riggio
Wolf Lowenthal
Lowenthal
Riggio
Loop
Gen
John Logan
Grant Park
NAB Opposes Tobacco Ad Ban Phaseout Plan
The National Association of Broadcasters rejects a tobacco industry plan to stop cigarette ads by September and urges against a four year phase out. NAB President Vincent T Wasilewski spoke in Lubbock Texas supporting continued advertising while firms seek federal relief to end ads by fall 1970.
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UPI
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
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Lubbock, Tex
Congress
Court weighs voting laws for mobile residents
Supreme Court weighs cases on residency requirements and voter eligibility for new residents amid broader disputes over youth rights welfare appeals and access to community facilities. Richard V. Hall and his wife challenge Colorado law as too strict, while the Court also considers juries and aid eligibility arguments.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Richard V. Hall
Colorado Springs
Colp
Warren E. Burger
Earl Warren
Lompoc Record Public Notices and Staff Details
The Lompoc Record, a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications, lists staff roles including president Kenneth L. Adam, publisher J. Donald Adam, editor Harry J. Crompe, and others. It is adjudicated under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and circulated by mail in Lompoc, California 93436 at $2.00 per month.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Davies Jackson
South Korean destroyer sinks North Korean gunboat in sea battle
A 3,000-ton South Korean destroyer Chungmu Ham and dive bombers sank a 75-ton North Korean gunboat off the west coast 60 miles southwest of Scuksando Island. The vessel carried recoilless rifles, rocket launchers, antiaircraft guns and machine guns. all 25 crewmen perished. A prior September 20 incident saw a 50-ton infiltration boat sunk with no survivors amid rising concerns over sea infiltration shifts.
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UPI
South Korea
Korea
Chungmu-Ham
Scuksando Island
North Korea
Freezing weather hits Rockies and beyond
Record cold clutched the Northern and Central Rockies with near zero temps for a second night while the south faced 80s in many areas. The autumn blizzard lingered into Canada as light snow flurries persisted near Lake Superior and the California Oregon border. Tropical Storm Kara shifted toward central Florida as rivers rose and floodwaters threatened Missouri towns.
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United Press International
Rockies
Texas Panhandle
Upper Michigan
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Ohio
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Plains
Nebraska
Canada
Lake Superior
California - Oregon
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New York
Kara
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Georgia
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Red China frees British family after nearly two years
The British Gordon family of three was released by Communist China and arrived in Hong Kong from Canton. They were detained since February 1968 for alleged regulation breaches while living in Peking. In the past 10 days five Britons have been freed including Reuters journalist Anthony Grey and freelancer Norman Baring.
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UPI
China
Eric Gordon
Canton
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Peking
Hsin Chiao
Anthony Grey
Reuters News Agency
Norman Barrymaine
Shanghai
VC pamphlets spark Saigon clashes ahead of moratorium
Viet Cong agents slipped into Saigon and handed out antiwar pamphlets in the central market as government troops fortified key spots. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces clashed 15 miles northwest of Saigon with casualties on both sides, while Hanoi Hannah taunted Nixon amid the nationwide moratorium buildup. Abilene hosts Ike stamp dedication marking his 79th birthday with first day cancellations.
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Saigon
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Kan
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