Humphrey Reveals Tax Deductions
Senator Hubert Humphrey states deductions for donated vice presidential papers to the Minnesota Historical Society, claiming 1969 through 1972 federal tax deductions and detailing taxes paid. IRS questions persist about President Nixon’s similar deductions and records, with no disclosure of tax affairs.
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Washington
API
Hubert WH. Humphrey
Windus
Minnesota
National Archives
Fess Tina
California
Humphrey
Minnesota Historical Society
Minneapoli
U.S
Annnesati
United States
Hlumphres
Huphrey
Internal Revenue Service
Lowell PP. Weicker
R-Conn
Weicker
IRS
TRS
Newman
The
Nixon
Penal Alexander
Internal Revenue
House Nixes Senate Energy Measure Amid Filibuster
The energy bill faced a protracted fight led by Sen. Paul J. Fannin and Sen. Russell Long as White House pressure failed to secure exemptions. Negotiations centered on spending controls, reporting limits, and potential rationing powers, with key figures warning of a stalled process and possible vetoes.
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Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Russell
Long
D-La
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
Budget Bureau
Justice and Interior Departments
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Power Commission
General Accounting Office
White House
Jackson
Senate
William
Simon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Rep
Warley
Staggers
D-W.va
House
Skhuan
William EB. Simon
Capitol
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Russell B
Air Force Jet Crashes in New Mexico Killing Two
A U S Air Force training jet from Cannon AFB crashed near Melrose New Mexico as it hit a transformer station and sparked a grass fire. Two crewmen were aboard one died and the other was hospitalized with status not released. Authorities withheld names pending relatives’ notification.
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Air Force
Melrose Inte Fridas
Military Olivatais
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
Crass- Funds
Melrese
Topom
Medrese
New Mexia
Pee Vive
Fort Sumner
Sara Josa
Taliban
House
Sant Peto Morris
Phanuse Mire
Maris Sinde
Calley Conviction Details Highlight a Military Massacre Case
The article outlines Calley and a few officers facing charges related to a massacre. It notes Calley as the only man convicted among the accused and discusses confinement and ongoing legal steps. It mentions Col. Oran Henderson and the broader pursuit of accountability.
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Calley
Col
Oran I. Trenderson
Fred
Robbery at Rolbery Store Prompts Police Search
A Friday armed robbery at Rolbery store drew customers out as the suspect fled. Police checked leads and questioned several persons near the university area. One arrest on a felony warrant from Van Tforn was made, amid uncertainty if the suspect is the bandit.
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Ronnie Sowell
Kenneth Matney
United Super Market
50Th Street
Avenue Q
Benny Bonnet
United Food
Wes Phillips
Pam
Chen
Mit
I Ueound University
Stem
Ponce
Ander
van Tforn
Foeschey
Landit
Lateran
Lubbuck
Texas Enemies List Sparks Pride Among Texans
Texans named on the White House enemies list react with pride and humor as a Senate committee makes public 490 names. Frank Thielen Jr. and Charlie Wilson say the listing is petty but honorably noted, while Sis Farenthold and Abe Dunn reflect varied views on the administration. The IRS will scrutinize returns of those named, following Jo Dean's disclosure.
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White House
Senate
Iumble
Tex
Frank Thielen Jr
Charlies
Wilson
Thielen
U.S
George McGovern
Houston
Abe Dunn
McGovern
Russell
jLong
D-La
Internal Revenue Service
Dean
Tong
IRS
Michael DeBar Key
Postal Rate Boost Cut Back by Washington Panel
The Cost of Living Council limited a proposed postal rate hike, likely delaying the 8 to 10 cent first class stamp increase and constraining total 1974 mail revenues to about 1.5 billion dollars above 1973 levels. It exempted post rate changes after forthcoming Postal Rate Commission proceedings and cited public hearings in reaching the decision.
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Sion
Midwest
Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
CLC
U. S. Postal Service
Postal Service
SLA Billon
Dunlop
Postal Rate Commission
Hughes Ambitions Tied to Summa Corp Bahamas Venture
On front page, Hughes discusses Summa Corp interests in the Bahamas. Chester Davis works on a new Bahamian investment with an expected announcement. May Hughes may visit for due diligence, location unspecified. Bahamian officials spotted with Hughes arrival and departure tied to previous deportation tensions.
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Summa Corp
Bahamas
Chester Davis
May Hughes
Leroy Tiley
The
Princess Properties Ltd
Hughes
Peace Talks Open Foes Taunt at Geneva Conference
At the Geneva peace conference opening, Israel and Arab ministers clashed with taunts. Abba Eban accused Arab treatment of Israeli prisoners. Ismail Fahmy retorted that Eban belittled Arab intelligence. Waldheim praised restraint as security was tightened with heavy police and sealed venues.
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UPI
Israel
Abba Eban
Ismail Fahmy
Eban
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
U.N. Security Council
Diicuss
Suez Canal
Middle East
Henry A.kissinger
Exyept
Syria
Palais Des Nations
Lake Geneva
Paece
Waldheim
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kissinger
Fahmi
Weather Toll Climbs as Storms Slug Central U S
The storm’s eastward sweep claimed at least 353 lives across Missouri Indiana Nebraska Kansas Illinois and Iowa with forerunners earlier in the week bringing 23 more deaths. The St Louis area saw nine fatalities from heart attacks and overexertion while western counties faced snow and flood warnings. Citrus crops in the midlands faced losses and ice crystals appeared in some oranges as the Rio Grande Valley endured bitter cold before warming to the 50s and 60s.
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California
Pacific Northwest
Missouri
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Appalachian
Blue Ridge
National Weather Service
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Marsland
Athena
Birmingsham
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Othe
Duluth
Minn
Springfield
Dasenport
Tow
Fourtees
Tusytor University
Upland
Ind
Rio Grande Valley
Merit
Brownsville
Council Sets Bond Vote and Clarifies Tax Plan
The council votes emergency to call a bond election for 3.5 million dollars with Baker proposing certificates or general obligation bonds to influence future taxes. Mayors and council members discuss tax impact, prior increases, and what happens if voters reject the bonds. Absentee voting starts Thursday for city residents within limits.
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Robert Isom
James Marshall
Turner
Civic Center
Baker
Marshall
Lonnie Holling
Isworth
Carolyn Jordan
Benc
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Associated Press
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Frances
Sissy" Farenthold
National Women’s Political Caucus
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University of Texas Regents
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Grand Bahamas Customs Office
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Barbare
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Jordan
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